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Facilities
The University of Miami School of Law Department of Facilities oversees operational support for the law campus buildings and grounds as well as planning for future space.
The facilities team supervises all routine and preventative maintenance work for the law school and can be reached at facilities@law.miami.edu or 305-284-2525 for assistance with:
Office Moves
- Boxes and assistance for packing
- Building access cards and keys
- Coordinating office moves
- Furniture requests
- Hanging items requests
- Signage requests
Maintenance
- Air conditioning/temperature issues
- Alarm maintenance and repairs
- Bathroom maintenance
- Carpet installation and repairs
- Electrical needs
- Building grounds maintenance
- Fumigation requests
- Furniture Repair
- Housekeeping maintenance requests
- Painting
- Recycling bins
- Replacing light bulbs and fixtures
- Express mail processing
- Mail distribution
Classroom/Office Supplies
- Classroom supplies
- Coffee and bottle water services
- Requests for copier paper
Other
- Event set-up and support
- Scanning of documents
Contact Information:
The facilities department can be reached at facilities@law.miami.edu or 305-284-2525.
DEAN'S OFFICE
Patricia D. White, B.A., M.A., J.D.
Dean and Professor of Law
Patrick O. Gudridge, A.B., J.D.
Vice Dean and Professor of Law
OFF THE SHELF
Professor Donald Jones's new book, Fear of a Hip-Hop Planet: America's New Dilemma explores—and demystifies—the politics in which the gulf between the inner city and suburbia have come to signify not only a socio-economic dividing line, but a new socio-cultural divide as well.
IN THE MEDIA
05-22-13
Professor Ricardo J. Bascuas comments on the Fourth Amendment in the Information Age on CrimProf Blog.
05-18-13
Professor Stephen Urice is quoted in "Stolen-artifacts case has cost much, yielded little, critics say" in the Los Angeles Times.
05-15-13
Professor Frances Hill weighs in in "Organizing for Action, Obama's Group, Has Yet to Apply to IRS" in U.S. News & World Report.
05-15-13
Professor Stephen Urice comments in "Cambodia Presses U.S. Museums to Relinquish Antiquities" in The New York Times.
05-13-13
Professor Felix Mormann on " A Rare Bipartisan Clean Energy Bill Is Ready for Passage" at Kitsap Sun and at InsideClimate News.
05-10-13
Professor Patricia Brown says "The offshore voluntary disclosure programs are, as I understand it, about avoiding criminal tax liability," in the article "Is Offshore Tax Evasion Costing Me, You & Uncle Sam Billions?" at Card Hub.
05-10-13
Professor Michele DeStefano is mentioned in "Schools that are nailing law practice technology" at the ABA Journal.
May-June 2013
Professor Mary Anne Franks was profiled in Ocean Drive Magazine.
