Susan E. Looper-Friedman
Professor of Law
Premier Degré, Université de Grenoble (Grenoble, France), 1974
B.A. with distinction, University of Wisconsin, 1977
J.D., University of Santa Clara, 1981
LL.M., Harvard Law School, 1984
Professor
Looper-Friedman has also studied comparative law and jurisprudence at
Magdalen College, Oxford University, in England. She joined the Capital
faculty in 1985 after practicing law and teaching at the undergraduate
level. Professor Looper-Friedman has published articles in the areas of
Roman law, domestic violence, property theory, and reproductive rights,
and has prepared her own teaching materials on legal history, legal theory,
and comparative women's rights. She teaches Property Law, Land Use, Comparative
Law, Jurisprudence, and Decedents' Estates, and has served as faculty
advisor to the Women's Law Association, the Native Law Students Association,
and the Jewish Law Students Association. Professor Looper-Friedman currently
serves on the state board of the American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio
and is a frequent public speaker on civil liberty issues.
Professor
Looper-Friedman has also studied comparative law and jurisprudence at
Magdalen College, Oxford University, in England. She joined the Capital
faculty in 1985 after practicing law and teaching at the undergraduate
level. Professor Looper-Friedman has published articles in the areas of
Roman law, domestic violence, property theory, and reproductive rights,
and has prepared her own teaching materials on legal history, legal theory,
and comparative women's rights. She teaches Property Law, Land Use, Comparative
Law, Jurisprudence, and Decedents' Estates, and has served as faculty
advisor to the Women's Law Association, the Native Law Students Association,
and the Jewish Law Students Association. Professor Looper-Friedman currently
serves on the state board of the American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio
and is a frequent public speaker on civil liberty issues.