Regina L. Ramsey

Regina L. Ramsey is a tenured Professor and the Vice Chancellor for Institutional Accountability & Accreditation at Southern University Law Center (SULC). She oversees institutional evaluations for accreditation, regulatory compliance, and performance reporting. With over 20 years at SULC, she transitioned from Career Services Director (2000–2007) to full-time faculty teaching Constitutional Law I/II, Advanced Constitutional Law, and Louisiana Bar Preparation. Her academic roles include Associate Vice Chancellor (prior to 2019) and full Professor (post-tenure in 2019). She holds the Charles Hatfield Endowed Professorship.

Her research focuses on Constitutional Law and Education Law, addressing judicial legitimacy, privacy rights, educational equity, and policy reforms. She frequently presents Continuing Legal Education (CLE) programs on Ethics and Professionalism. Recent scholarship critiques Supreme Court decisions and explores transformative educational assessment methods in online environments.

Grants & Advising: No formal advisees or grant details listed. Her work emphasizes institutional accountability and legal education innovation.

Labs/Teams: Not explicitly mentioned. Her role in IA&A involves cross-departmental collaboration for accreditation compliance.