Jason Kreag Appointed Dean of James E. Rogers College of Law

Provost Patricia Prelock sent a message announcing the appointment of the new dean of the James E. Rogers College of Law to all students, faculty, staff and designated campus colleagues in the college on April 6, 2026. The beginning of the message is below and the full message is posted on the Office of the Provost website. 

Dear colleagues,

I am pleased to announce that Jason Kreag has been appointed dean of the James E. Rogers College of Law, effective April 13, 2026.

Dean Kreag has served as interim dean since January 6, 2025, providing steady and effective leadership during a period of transition. A member of the law faculty since 2013, he has established himself as a respected educator, scholar and colleague. As associate dean since 2020, he has been instrumental in strengthening the college’s academic programs, fostering innovation and guiding our community through challenging times.

Dean Kreag’s teaching and scholarship focus on critical issues in the criminal justice system, including prosecutorial misconduct, forensic science, wrongful convictions, and the intersection of technology and privacy. His widely cited research, published in leading law reviews such as Vanderbilt Law Review, Boston University Law Review, and Stanford Law Review Online, has influenced both academic discourse and legal practice.

Beyond his scholarly contributions, Dean Kreag is a highly regarded teacher and mentor. He has received honors from the James E. Rogers College of Law including Administrator of the Year, the Leslie F. and Patricia Bell Faculty Service Award and Teacher of the Year. His dedication to education and service reflects the core values of the college.

Read more about this appointment on the Office of the Provost website.