Rachel E Barkow

Professor

New York University

Current

Harvard Law School

J.D.

Honors: Sears Prize (awarded for the two highest grade point averages in the first year); Best Memorandum Award: First Year Ames Moot Court Competition

Northwestern University

B.A.

Vice President, College of Commerce and Industry (in charge of philanthropy); Executive Board, Student Blood Services

Honors: with Honors in both History and Psychology, and with Distinction in All Subjects;P hi Beta Kappa; Mortar Board; Dean s List; James Alton James Scholar (most distinguished social science academic, junior year)

Podell Distinguished Teaching Award

2007

Executive Committee, New Law Professors Section, Association of American Law Schools

Current

District of Columbia Bar

Member

Current

Maryland Bar

Member

Current

Bar of the Supreme Court of the United States

Member

Current

Bar of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit

Member

Current

Co-Director

2006 - Current

Activities: Furman Scholars and Fellows Program

Chair

2004 - 2005

Activities: Clerkship Committee

Advisor

2003 - 2005

Activities: New York University Law Review

Member

2002 - 2004

Activities: Clerkship Committee

A Review of the Supreme Court s 2002 Term Criminal Law Cases, Institute of Judicial Administration Panel at the American Bar Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA

A Tale of Two Agencies: A Comparative Analysis of FCC and DOJ Review of Telecommunications Mergers, Antitrust in the Information Age Symposium, Chicago, IL

University of Chicago Law School Legal Forum

Administering Crime, Advanced Criminal Law Seminar, New York,NY

Fordham University Law School

Administering Crime, Washington,DC

Faculty Workshop

Administering Crime, Public Law Colloquium, Cambridge, MA,

Administering Crime, Notre Dame, IN

University of Notre Dame Law School

Administering Crime

An Administrative Law Paradigm for Criminal Justice, NYU Hoffinger Criminal Justice Colloquium, New York, NY

Blakely and the Future of the Federal Sentencing Guidelines, Board of Trustees Meeting, New York, NY

NYU SCHOOL OF LAW

Blakely and the Future of the Federal Sentencing Guidelines, New York, NY

NYU SCHOOL OF LAW

Criminal Law Lunch Group

Blakely and the Model Penal Code Revisions on Sentencing, National Association of Sentencing Commissions Conference, Santa Fe, NM

Current Issues in Criminal Law, New York, NY

Institute of Judicial Administration

Panel Discussion

Federalism and the Politics of Sentencing, New York Junior Faculty Colloquium, New York, NY

Fordham Law School

Federalism and the Politics of Sentencing, New York,NY

NYU SCHOOL OF LAW

Faculty Workshop

Federalism and the Politics of Sentencing, Columbia Law Review Symposium, New York, NY

Symposium,  Sentencing: What s at Stake for the States?,

Guantanamo: The Supreme Court Case and the Extent of U.S. Power Over  Illegal Combatants, New York, NY

Center on Law and Security, NYU School of Law

What Will it Mean? Panel Discussion

Global Rules for National Administrative Law, NYU Global Administrative Law Conference, New York, NY

Influences on Federal Sentencing Policy: Post Booker, Washington, DC

Federal Judicial Center,National Sentencing Policy Institute

Panel Discussion

Justice Scalia s Criminal Law Jurisprudence, NYU Annual Survey of American Law Dedication Ceremony, New York, NY

Neoliberal Regulatory Regimes and State Legitimation Crises, New York, NY

NYU Law and Society Program

Commented on Christine Harrington & Umut Turem,Law and Society Workshop

Politics, Federalism, and Sentencing Reform, NYU Summer Brown Bag Series, New York, NY

Separation of Powers and the Criminal Law, NYU Summer Brown Bag Series, New York, NY

Separation of Powers and the Criminal Law, May Gathering of Law School Junior Faculty, Washington, DC

The Future and Force of the Guidelines, Chicago, IL

Panel Discussion, Federal Judicial Center, Workshop for Judges of the First and Seventh Circuits

The Future of Federal Sentencing After Booker/Fanfan, Harvard Journal on Legislation Symposium

The Future of Federal Sentencing After Booker/Fanfan, New York, NY

American Constitution Society, NYU School of Law

The Media and the Democratic Process,, New York, NY

NYU SCHOOL OF LAW

Panel Discussion on the 2004 Election

The Political Constitution of Criminal Justice, Harvard Law School Criminal Justice Roundtable, Cambridge, MA