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Emhoff lands USC law school job amid ‘difficult moment for the legal community’
- Beginning July 1, 2025, Douglas Emhoff will return to his alma mater, the USC Gould School of Law in Los Angeles, to serve as a Distinguished Visiting Professor of Law.
- Emhoff took on the role to contribute his broad background in law and government service during a challenging time for the legal profession.
- He has maintained ties with USC Gould through mentoring and aims to instill principles of justice and defending fundamental rights in law students.
- Emhoff emphasized the importance of courageously advocating for those in need, upholding the rule of law, protecting the fundamental rights of all individuals, and pursuing justice impartially.
- His appointment underscores USC Gould’s commitment to providing students access to leaders in legal practice and suggests continued focus on public service and mentorship.
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