Professor Paul Giannelli was given the title, Distinguished University Professor, the highest honor the university bestows upon a faculty member.

Professor Paul Giannelli was recently named a Distinguished University Professor. The designation of Distinguished University Professor represents the highest honor that Case Western Reserve bestows upon a member of the faculty. It is a permanent title that acknowledges full-time, tenured professors with exceptional records of teaching, scholarship and service.

Professor Paul Giannelli’s articles have made him one of the world’s leading experts on evidence. The United States Supreme Court has cited his work seven times, while the National Academy of Sciences referenced six of his articles in its 2009 work, Strengthening Forensic Science in the United States: A Path Forward. Giannelli has authored or co-authored more than a dozen books and has led or contributed to several American Bar Association projects relating to standards for forensic science practices and the handling of judicial issues. He also has served on every single law school standing committee — several of them more than once.

We congratulate Professor Giannelli on this incredible and well-deserved achievement.

Professor Paul Giannelli was given the title, Distinguished University Professor, the highest honor the university bestows upon a faculty member.

Professor Paul Giannelli was recently named a Distinguished University Professor. The designation of Distinguished University Professor represents the highest honor that Case Western Reserve bestows upon a member of the faculty. It is a permanent title that acknowledges full-time, tenured professors with exceptional records of teaching, scholarship and service.

Professor Paul Giannelli’s articles have made him one of the world’s leading experts on evidence. The United States Supreme Court has cited his work seven times, while the National Academy of Sciences referenced six of his articles in its 2009 work, Strengthening Forensic Science in the United States: A Path Forward. Giannelli has authored or co-authored more than a dozen books and has led or contributed to several American Bar Association projects relating to standards for forensic science practices and the handling of judicial issues. He also has served on every single law school standing committee — several of them more than once.

We congratulate Professor Giannelli on this incredible and well-deserved achievement.