Vanderbilt Law School has reappointed Chris Guthrie to a fourth term as dean, securing his position as one of the longest-serving law deans in the nation. Under his leadership, the school has seen notable advancements, including a 25 percent increase in faculty size and the inauguration of several innovative programs. Among these are the JD/MS finance program, an online Master of Legal Studies degree, the George Barrett Social Justice Program, and the Vanderbilt AI Law Lab (VAILL).
During Guthrie’s tenure, the law school’s endowment has nearly quadrupled in book value, allowing for significant expansions in faculty chairs, student scholarships, and academic programming. His reappointment reflects a period of substantial growth and transformation for Vanderbilt Law School.
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