Megan M. Carpenter
University of New Hampshire,
Franklin Pierce School of Law
Concord,
NH
Megan M. Carpenter is dean of the school, which has been top-ranked in intellectual property for three decades. She is a thought-leader in legal education with extensive experience in institution-building and has helped to establish innovative programs in several universities. Most recently she has led creation of the Hybrid JD in intellectual property, technology, and information law, the first ABA-approved hybrid program in a specialized area of the law. It is designed to make a legal education accessible to working professionals in IP-intensive industries. Dean Carpenter writes in the area of intellectual property and innovation and authored the book “Evolving Economies: The Role of Law in Entrepreneurship and Innovation.” She has written multiple book chapters and published works in the “Hastings Law Journal,” “Fordham Law Review,” “Columbia Journal of Law and the Arts,” and more. She is one of the leading scholars on Section 2(a) of the Lanham Act and has been writing on disparaging, scandalous, and immoral trademarks for a decade. Dean Carpenter was the “SCOTUSblog” writer for the “Iancu v Brunetti” case recently before the Supreme Court.
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