Biography

Jeanne Calderon joined New York University Stern School of Business in 1986, where she is an Associate Clinical Professor of Business Law. Professor Calderon teaches in the undergraduate and graduate programs including, "Law, Business and Society;" "Business and its Publics;" "Professional Responsibility and Leadership;" and "Business Law for Managers." She has taught the course entitled, "Law for Accountants and Other Professionals," in the undergraduate program and, "Markets, Ethics and Law," in the graduate program.

Professor Calderon has been actively involved in the undergraduate Senior Honors Program since its inception and has served as a thesis adviser to NYU Stern seniors participating in the program.

Professor Calderon has been the NYU Stern Pre-Law Adviser and the NYU Stern Faculty Adviser to the NYU Stern Business and Law Association since the early 1990's. She advises undergraduate, graduate and alumni of NYU Stern in this position.

Professor Calderon is an attorney and earned her J.D. cum laude from the Georgetown University Law Center in 1978. Prior to joining NYU Stern, Professor Calderon practiced corporate and securities law at major corporate law firms in New York, Washington D.C. and Los Angeles. She also taught on an adjunct basis at several law schools in Los Angeles. Professor Calderon graduated magna cum laude from Cornell University as a political science major in 1975.

Research Interests

• Real Estate

Courses Taught

• Business and Its Publics
• Business Law for Managers
• Law Business and Society
• Markets Ethics and Law
• Professional Responsibility and Leadership

Academic Background

J.D., 1978
Georgetown

B.A., Political Science, 1975
Cornell