Sabbatical Faculty in Residence and Visiting Scholars

Information on the application process for Visiting Scholars and Sabbatical Faculty in Residence with the Center for Gender & Sexuality Law at Columbia Law School

Each year, the Center for Gender and Sexuality Law hosts a number of Sabbatical Faculty in Residence and Visiting Scholars at Columbia Law School. 


Past Sabbatical Faculty and Visiting Scholars


Fall 2019 Sabbatical Faculty and Visiting Scholars 

  • Darren Rosenblum

Read about our Spring 2018 Sabbatical Faculty and Visiting Scholars here

  • Sahar Aziz
  • Suzanne Kim
  • Melissa Murray

Read about our Fall 2018 Sabbatical Faculty and Visiting Scholars here

  • Joseph Fischel
  • Emily Stolzenberg

Read about our Spring 2019 Sabbatical Faculty and Visiting Scholars here

  • Daniel Del Gobbo
  • Simone George
  • Svati Shah

Visiting Scholars


Columbia Law School's Visiting Scholars Program has, over the decades, hosted thousands of exceptional international scholars, professors, judges, practitioners, government officials and civil society leaders. The individuals who participate in the program each year are immensely diverse. Their research and scholarship touch on a multitude of legal disciplines, including comparative and international criminal law, human rights, legal philosophy, commercial and corporate law, and constitutional law as well as international private and public law. Visiting Scholars range from senior faculty at the world's leading research institutions, to doctoral students who are at the start of their scholarly careers.

Visiting Scholars with the Center for Gender & Sexuality Law must submit applications through the Office of Visiting Scholars at Columbia Law School.

Details about the Visiting Scholars Program at Columbia Law School may be found here

Full Application details for Visiting Scholar positions with Columbia Law School may be found here

Deadlines:

Per the guidelines of the Office of Visiting Scholars, applications will be reviewed three times during the year, corresponding with three program intakes, as follows. See them here.