Ronald C. Griffin
Professor of Law
"I've fallen in love with the 'art' of teaching. I receive a great deal of pleasure from the classroom experience. Helping students maximize God-given talents keeps me young. Teaching is something I've decided to do because I always have one foot in practice and one foot in theory. This dichotomy provides a tremendous teaching foundation."
B.S., Hampton Institute, 1965
J.D., Howard University, 1968
LL.M., University of Virginia, 1974
J.D., Howard University, 1968
LL.M., University of Virginia, 1974
Support Staff:
Mary Beth Bero
(785) 670-2460
Office 203
Mary Beth Bero
(785) 670-2460
Office 203
Teaching Responsibilities:
Contracts
Secured Transactions
Debtor-Creditor Relations
Contracts
Secured Transactions
Debtor-Creditor Relations
As a visiting professor of law at Queens University in Kingston, Ontario, Professor Griffin served as a scholar and consultant in the specialized field of international trade and sales. He was invited to observe the hearings of the Meech Lake Accord, Canada's process for reconstructing its Constitution. His international study of law and culture has also included extended visits to Scotland, Ireland, South Africa and Japan.
Professor Griffin has published several articles including: Republicanism (Comment): How Can Blacks Revive a Constitutional Dream; Hill's Account: Law School, Legal Education and the Black Law Student; and Broadcast Advertising: What Has It Done to the Audience.
