Co-Director Ryan Calo was named to The National Law Review’s list of the top 50 legal innovators in academia for 2026.
national recognition honoring the educators, administrators, researchers, and academic leaders who are shaping the future of legal education. The recognition highlights individuals who are developing innovative programs, conducting impactful research, modernizing curricula, launching new centers and initiatives, and preparing students to meet the evolving demands of the legal profession.
The selection committee consisted of a broad range of scholars; legal and judicial partners; and industry executives.
The 2026 class “reflects a broad range of contributions to the continued evolution of legal education, from curricular and institutional innovation to scholarship, technology, and new models of professional training.” Calo was selected for his work creating “durable platforms for research and student engagement on artificial intelligence, robotics, privacy, cybersecurity, and digital governance.”
See the full list of honorees here: The National Law Review