Correction: A previous headline for this story erroneously stated that the University of Oklahoma College of Law is the first to create a Native American endowed chair. It is the first endowed chair of its kind associated with a full-time, permanent faculty position.
More than 20 law schools offer centers or programs focused on Indian Law, but the University of Oklahoma College of Law is poised to become the first with an endowed chair specifically for Native American law.
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