Eleanor W. Myers

Eleanor W. Myers is an Associate Professor of Law at Temple Law School, specializing in Professional Responsibility and Transactional Law. She teaches courses such as Business Organizations, Corporations, and Contracts, and co-developed Temple's award-winning Integrated Transactional Program. Her academic career spans decades of innovation in legal education, including international teaching engagements in Italy, Japan, and China.

• J.D., University of Pennsylvania Law School (magna cum laude, Order of the Coif, Law Review Editor)
• B.A., University of Pennsylvania

Her research focuses on:

• Legal Ethics: Analyzing lawyer conduct in adversarial systems and class action litigation.
• Transactional Law: Shaping curriculum for business and corporate law education.
• Pedagogical Reform: Promoting simulation-based and experiential learning methods globally.

Her publications highlight trends in legal ethics, experiential education, and judicial reforms, with a subfield emphasis on cross-cultural legal collaboration and curriculum integration. Scientific awards include the Lindback Award for Distinguished Teaching (2000) and the Award for Problem Solving in the Legal Curriculum (2001). She serves on NASDAQ's Business Conduct Committee and has held leadership roles in NCAA's Division 1 Committee on Infractions. Her work bridges academia, legal practice, and institutional governance.