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John Potts began teaching here that fall. Previously, he worked six years in Albuquerque, New Mexico – four years in a law firm, and before that two years in the tax department
of the largest public accounting firm in the world, where he
became a Senior Tax Specialist. Both were in Albuquerque, New Mexico. |
____Professor
Potts teaches primarily federal income taxation, but has taught widely outside the tax area.
Primarily a tax scholar, he has also written on legal process. |
____Professor
Potts has been a frequent law reform speaker. A former member
of the Board of Directors of Indiana
Right to Life, he received the Stinchfield Memorial Award
from Porter County Right to Life for outstanding contribution to law
reform efforts. He is the faculty founder of Jus Vitae,
the prolife law student organization, and currently serves as Faculty Advisor
to two law student organizations, The Federalist
Society at VULS, and Valpo Law Republicans. |
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VU School of Law Distinguished Service
Award · 1997 |
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University of New Mexico, B.A. (economics)
· 1969 |
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Northeastern University, M.S. (accounting)
· 1975 |
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Boston College School of Law, J.D.
· 1974 |
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