AALS Takes Helm of Rosenblatt’s Deans Database to Strengthen Resources for Law School Leadership

The Association of American Law Schools (AALS) has announced that it will assume responsibility for Rosenblatt’s Deans Database (RDD) starting this Friday. Jim Rosenblatt, the database’s founder and Dean Emeritus at Mississippi College School of Law, will continue to contribute as a consultant.

Established to provide comprehensive information about law school deans, RDD offers insights into various aspects such as tenure lengths, educational backgrounds, and demographic data. The database has been a valuable resource for law deans, search committees, university officials, and the public, offering real-time updates to ensure accuracy and relevance. ([lawdeans.com](https://lawdeans.com/?utm_source=openai))

By integrating RDD into its suite of resources, AALS aims to enhance its support for law school leadership. The association already offers a range of services for deans, including directories, webinars, and clearinghouses on topics like antiracism and student mental health. ([aals.org](https://www.aals.org/deans/?utm_source=openai))

Rosenblatt’s continued involvement as a consultant is expected to facilitate a smooth transition and maintain the database’s integrity. His expertise will be instrumental in ensuring that RDD remains a reliable and up-to-date resource under AALS’s stewardship.

This acquisition reflects AALS’s commitment to providing comprehensive and accessible information to the legal education community, further supporting the development and success of law school leadership nationwide.