Aimée Kahan

Professor Aimée Kahan serves as Associate Professor and Director of Outbound International Student Programs at Drexel University's Kline School of Law, specializing in appellate law, judicial systems, bioethics, reproductive rights, and law-religion intersections.

Her educational credentials include:

• JD, summa cum laude, University of Pennsylvania School of Law
• MA, University of Pennsylvania
• AB, summa cum laude, Harvard University

Professor Kahan's research examines ethical dimensions of legal processes through bioethics frameworks, reproductive justice analysis, and constitutional conflicts between religious freedom and state regulation. Her work bridges theoretical jurisprudence with practical courtroom strategies, particularly in high-stakes appellate litigation.

Professional recognition includes:

• George Schectman Prize for excellence in Contracts

Her pre-academic career featured appellate practice at Reed Smith, LLP with transatlantic discovery supervision, judicial clerkship for Third Circuit Judge Edward R. Becker, and pioneering bioethics research at UPenn's Center for Bioethics examining informed consent comprehension.