Rodger Conner
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University of Michigan Law School
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Oberlin College
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.),
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vanderbilt university law school
adjunct professor of law01/2004search for common ground - sfcg
director of search-usa01/2000 to 01/2004national institute of justice, u.s. department of justice
research fellow01/1998 to 01/2000brookings institution
research fellow01/1988 to 01/1988federation for american immigration reform
executive director01/1979 to 01/1988west michigan environmental action council
executive director01/1973 to 01/1978center for the community interest
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