About The Center
The Baldy Center is an internationally recognized institute that supports the interdisciplinary study of law and legal institutions. Over 100 UB faculty members from 17 academic departments participate in Baldy Center research and teaching activities as do an increasing number of graduate students.The center maintains cooperative ties to other interdisciplinary
research centers and cosponsors a regional network of sociolegal
scholars in New York and Canada. The Baldy Center hosts distinguished
scholars from around the world as visitors, consultants, and conference
participants. Baldy Center activities and accomplishments are
highlighted in the 2004 - 2006 Biennial Report which
can be downloaded here.
The Baldy Center and the Law School have renovated the fifth floor of O'Brian Hall to create a wonderful new shared conference facility and a Baldy Seminar Room, as well as a new faculty lounge and reading room. We look forward to seeing you in these new spaces.
Administration
- Director

- Lynn Mather, Professor of Law and Political Science
- lmather@buffalo.edu
Faculty Profile - Administrative Assistants
- Ellen Kausner, Events Coordinator
ekausner@buffalo.edu
Anne M. Gaulin, Grants & Fellowship Coordinator
gaulin@buffalo.edu - Managing Editor of Law & Policy
- Marc Davies
LawPol@buffalo.edu
Baldy Advisory Committee 2007-08
The Center is grateful for the guidance of an Advisory Committee
comprised of members of UB faculty:
Dianne Avery Law, Kate Foster Institute
for Local Governance & Regional Growth, James Gardner
Law,
Lynn Mather Law, Political
Science (chair), Martha McCluskey
Law, Carl Nightingale American Studies, Gail Radford History,
Kenneth Shockley Philosophy, Debra Street Sociology, Rick Su Law, Mateo Taussig-Rubbo Law
Informational Brochures and Reports
- Baldy Pamphlet
- A new brief Baldy Center pamphlet describing the mission of
the Center and outlining Center activities is available here

- Law And ...
- This pamphlet describes the interdisciplinary nature of the UB law school and graduate programs. It also describes the value of the dual and collaborative degree opportunities at UB and the availability of the Gilbert Moore fellowship. Not available online. To obtain the pamphlet, please email your request to the Baldy Center at baldyctr@buffalo.edu. Also see Student Information section.
- Annual Report
- The most recent Baldy Center Biennial Report 2004-2006 is
available here


