Notable Faculty and Trustees
- Patricia Brown, Emeritus Law Librarian and Professor
- Joseph Glannon, Professor, well-known writer of Torts and Civil Procedure texts
- Joseph P. Hoar, Trustee, Commander of U.S. central command
- D. Quentin Miller, Professor of English, literary critic
- Gerald Peary, Professor of Communications, noted film critic, reviewer, and columnist
- Charles E. Rounds, Jr., Professor of Law, specialist in agency and trust law
- Susan Starr Sered, Senior Research Associate at Suffolk University's Center for Women's Health and Human Rights, author of books on women's health
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