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Mark C. Weber is the Vincent de Paul Professor of Law at DePaul University College of Law, where he has served as a full-time faculty member since joining the institution. His career includes roles as associate dean and acting dean of the College of Law.
Research Interests: Weber specializes in disability rights, complex tort litigation, and special education law, focusing on legal frameworks, policy reform, and advocacy.
Publications & Expertise: He is the author of foundational works such as Disability Harassment and Understanding Disability Law, addressing issues like anti-discrimination, judicial precedents, and educational equity. His scholarship intersects with civil rights, tort law, and legislative interpretation.
Scientific Awards:
- College of Law Outstanding Teaching Award
- DePaul University Excellence in Public Service Award
- College of Law Excellence in Scholarship Award
- DePaul Spirit of Inquiry Award
- Center for Disability and Elder Law Distinguished Service Award
Advising & Community Engagement: Weber has testified before the U.S. Civil Rights Commission on ADA implementation and actively contributes to legislative initiatives and community service for disability rights. He has conducted programs on mass torts for courts and academic symposia.
