Law School Founding Dean Resigns

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The Indiana Tech Law School's founding dean has resigned. The school says Peter Alexander has decided to pursue other employment opportunities. Associate Dean for Academic Affairs andr? douglas pond cummings has been named interim dean.

Forot Wayne, Ind. — Indiana Tech announced today that Law School Dean Peter Alexander has resigned. Alexander has held the position of vice president and dean of the law school and tenured professor and he resigned both positions with Indiana Tech on May 21, 2014. Alexander cited the achievement of the goals he had established for the law school to that point in time and a desire to pursue other employment opportunities as the reasons for his decision to resign.

“Dean Alexander has helped establish a firm foundation here at the law school, which will help us achieve success now and in the future,” said Indiana Tech President Dr. Arthur Snyder. “We appreciate his efforts on behalf of students and our school, and wish him well in all his future endeavors.”

andr? douglas pond cummings, associate dean for academic affairs and professor of law at Indiana Tech Law School, has been named interim dean.

For more information on Indiana Tech Law School, please visit www.law.indianatech.edu.

Source: Indiana Tech