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Jennifer L. Schulz is a Professor at the University of Manitoba Faculty of Law, where she has held multiple leadership roles including Associate Dean (J.D. Program) and Associate Dean (Research & Graduate Studies). She is a Fellow at the Winkler Institute for Dispute Resolution and Faculty Associate at the Arthur V. Mauro Centre for Peace & Justice.
- Academic focus on Mediation, Dispute Resolution Theory, and Cultural Legal Studies
- Active in editorial roles for The Canadian Arbitration and Mediation Journal and Canadian Journal of Women and the Law
- Recipient of multiple teaching awards and the 2023 Trailblazer Award
Her research explores intersections between law and popular culture, particularly mediation representation in film and television. Publications analyze gender dynamics, transnational legal media patterns, and ADR program evaluations. She has held visiting positions at Harvard, Cambridge, and Toronto law schools.
Key article trends include:
- Mediation metaphors in cinema (2006-2009)
- Television's portrayal of legal systems (2011-2018)
- Gender analysis in dispute resolution (2009-2012)
- Policy evaluations for ADR programs (2014)
- Law-film interdisciplinary studies (2007-2021)
Scientific awards:
- 2023 Trailblazer Award
- 2019 Barney Sneiderman Teaching Award
- 2015 Lionel J. McGowan ADR Excellence Award
- Multiple Outstanding Teacher recognitions
Active in ADR Institute leadership and editorial boards, with ongoing research connecting legal theory to cultural narratives.
