We Thank You, Diane Cabell!
The Berkman Center's Director of Clinical Programs, Diane Cabell, has announced that she will be leaving us shortly to undertake an
enhanced role as counsel to Creative Commons. Diane, the longest-serving current staff member at Berkman, having created the Clinical Program and held the roles of Fellow, Associate Director, and Harvard Law School Clinical Instructor as well, has made innumerable contributions to the life and projects of the Center. Among them, in addition to her work on founding and running Creative Commons and directing the fantastic Clinical Program: co-spearheading Chilling Effects, working with the Open Knowledge Network, contributing to the DOTForce Entrepreneurial Network, and much more. Her many publications and presentations have brought countless people to the Berkman Center in varied ways. We will miss her for her immeasurable work and her caring disposition. Thank you, Diane.
enhanced role as counsel to Creative Commons. Diane, the longest-serving current staff member at Berkman, having created the Clinical Program and held the roles of Fellow, Associate Director, and Harvard Law School Clinical Instructor as well, has made innumerable contributions to the life and projects of the Center. Among them, in addition to her work on founding and running Creative Commons and directing the fantastic Clinical Program: co-spearheading Chilling Effects, working with the Open Knowledge Network, contributing to the DOTForce Entrepreneurial Network, and much more. Her many publications and presentations have brought countless people to the Berkman Center in varied ways. We will miss her for her immeasurable work and her caring disposition. Thank you, Diane.