Brad Toben, dean of Baylor Law School, is stepping down after more than 30 years. Courtesy photo As He Prepares to Step Down, Brad Toben Reflects on 31 Years as Dean of Baylor Law
"I've always enjoyed the hurly burly part of the position and will miss the frenetic pace," Brad Toben told Law.com, adding that he gained energy by working with a bright, engaged and creative group of professionals.
February 16, 2023 at 03:34 PM
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Bradley J. B. Toben, the longest serving dean among the American Bar Association-accredited law schools, will be stepping down after more than 31 years as dean of Baylor Law School.
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