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Still Here: Celebrating Professor Ira Robbins’ 50 Years of


Teaching Law Fifty years ago, Ira Robbins walked into a law school classroom as a professor for the first time. He has not stopped since.


This year, American University Washington College of Law celebrates half a century of teaching from Distinguished Professor of Law and Barnard T. Welsh Scholar Ira P. Robbins, one of the longest-serving and most beloved members of the AUWCL faculty. Over five decades, Robbins has taught nearly 10,000 students across courses in Criminal Law, Conflict of Laws and Post- Conviction Remedies, among others. His classroom style is equal parts rigorous and warm, driven by genuine curiosity about what his students are thinking and a belief that even the heaviest material can coexist with laughter. That combination has made his courses a defining experience for generations of AUWCL graduates.


His influence extends well beyond the classroom. Robbins is a prolific scholar whose work has been cited in more than 100 judicial opinions, the Congressional Record, and a Restatement of the Law. Meetings with his research assistants, he has said, are among the highlights of his


What keeps him going aſter 50 years? By his own account, it is the students. The moment a difficult concept finally clicks. The unexpected question that reframes an entire discussion. The realization, semester aſter semester, that the work still matters.


“I came to teach doctrine,” Robbins has said. “I stayed to teach doubt, curiosity and courage.”


“ I came to teach doctrine. I stayed to teach doubt, curiosity and courage.” — Ira Robbins


week. Many former students have gone on to distinguished careers in law, public service, and academia, and more than a few count him as a mentor long aſter graduation.


AUWCL is proud to celebrate Professor Robbins and his 50 years of dedication to legal education, scholarship and the pursuit of a more just legal system. — By Brice Helms


Read Ira Robbins’ full reflection on his 50 years of teaching here:


Read the Full Story


https://tinyurl. com/Ira-Robbins


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