Rate My Professor Sam Jordan

Jordan teaches Civil Procedure I, Civil Procedure II, Conflict of Laws, Federal Courts, Remedies, and Federalism seminars. His research and writing center on civil procedure, federal courts, and conflict of laws, with articles published in prominent journals such as State Power to Define Jurisdiction (with Christopher Bader) in the Georgia Law Review (2013), Reverse Abstention in the Boston University Law Review (2012), Local Rules and the Limits of Transterritorial Procedure in the William & Mary Law Review (2010), Situating Inherent Power Within a Rules Regime in the Denver University Law Review (2010), Setting the Size of the Supreme Court (with F. Andrew Hessick) in the Arizona State Law Journal (2009), Irregular Panels in the Alabama Law Review (2009), and Early Panel Announcement, Settlement and Adjudication in the BYU Law Review (2007). In 2010, he received the Saint Louis University Faculty Excellence Award and was elected Teacher of the Year by SLU Law students. Jordan has contributed to faculty governance through service on Dean Search Committees, Appointments Committees, Scholarship Committee, Academic Standards Committee, and as Faculty Workshop Coordinator and advisor to the Public Law Review. He also chaired the American Association of Law Schools Section on Remedies from 2012 to 2013.