Houh gets tenure at Cincinnati

We’re pleased to report that Emily Ming-Sue Houh has received tenure at the University of Cincinnati, and has been promoted to full professor.

After earning a J.D. at Michigan (where she served as an editor of the Michigan Journal of Race & Law), she clerked for a Michigan district court judge, was a staff attorney for the Legal Assistance Foundation of Chicago, and a litigation associate at a Detroit firm, before joining the faculty of the University of Northern Kentucky.  She crossed the Ohio River a couple of years ago to join UC, which has a much better basketball team. In her spare time she’s secretary and a board member of the Society of American Law Teachers and treasurer of the AALS Section on Law and the Humanities.

Oh, and double congratulations are appropriate, since she’s also expecting her first child — who’s slated to arrive in October and will graduate law school in 2030.