He has served on the editorial boards of the Journal of Supreme Court History and the American Bar Association's Preview of Supreme Court Cases . He was one of six professors in the country to receive the Bicentennial of the Constitution Award in Legal Education. Back to the Menu Courses Drake Law students are required to take six hours of constitutional law and may choose from a wide variety of elective courses and seminars taught by Drake's distinguished faculty. The Summer Institute in Constitutional Law is open to entering law students and select other interested and qualifying students. The Constitutional Law Center invites the nation's leading constitutional scholars to Drake law School to engage students and faculty in discussions about current issues.
Speakers deliver a formal lecture, teach classes and meet with students informally in small groups.
A prominent array of constitutional scholars, civil libertarians, policy analysts, lawyers, and judges gather annually at the Center for a symposium on a timely constitutional issue. The proceedings are published in the Drake Law Review . The 2001 symposium explores the interface between the Constitution and the Internet. The 1999 symposium revisited the famous Tinker case about students' rights. The Summer Institute in Constitutional Law provides a unique experience to explore contemporary topics in Constitutional Law.