Lu-in Wang

Lu-in Wang is the Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs and a Professor of Law at the University of Pittsburgh School of Law. She specializes in discrimination law, hate crimes, and contracts. Her research explores how unconscious biases perpetuate racial disparities in everyday contexts. She previously served as the law school’s Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and taught at the University of New Mexico School of Law. Wang practiced law in Chicago and Ann Arbor before academia, and clerked for Justice Ralph J. Cappy of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.

Education: JD from the University of Michigan Law School, BS and BA from the Pennsylvania State University and University of Pittsburgh, respectively.

Research interests include employment discrimination, hate crime legislation, and the intersection of labor and social justice. Her notable works include *Discrimination by Default* (2006) and *Hate Crimes Law* (1994). She has been recognized with teaching awards and is a Fellow of the American Bar Foundation and member of the American Law Institute.

Awards highlight her contributions to legal scholarship and teaching excellence. Grants and advising details are not explicitly listed, but her academic leadership roles reflect institutional impact. She has contributed to interdisciplinary teams addressing law and aging through her prior work with the Center for Social Gerontology.