Springing into Summer!

Hi Jordan,

Spring has indeed sprung on our UD campus! For those joining us remotely, we've got more than Dayton's tulips and sunshine making the season bright. Read on to see what we're celebrating and learn what we're looking forward to for the summer semester.

Here's what you need to know:

• The UD Government Contracting Program is making news!
• You've got options ... MSL or certificate?
• Welcome to our new faculty member.
• Student and alumni achievements, program dates, updates, and more!



Join us in welcoming new adjunct Professor Jenny Strong!

Ms. Strong is an Acquisition Fraud Counsel in the Procurement Fraud Law Division of the Air Force Materiel Command Law Office (AFMCLO), located at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. She is responsible for preparing fraud remedies plans, supporting the Air Force Suspension and Debarment Official in exercising administrative remedies, and assisting the Department of Justice, United States Attorney’s Office, Air Force Office of Special Investigations, and other investigative agencies in procurement fraud cases.

Q&A with Adjunct Professor Jenny Strong

What are you most excited about for your new position with UDSL?

I’m very much looking forward to sharing my decade-plus of real-world experiences with the students so that they may better understand the many facets that Government Program Management offers—teaching PPM is a fantastic opportunity to accomplish just that. 

What major trend you’re seeing for 2023?

Currently, there’s been a noticeable uptick in cyber crimes. All eyes are on cybersecurity measures and the proactive steps we as individuals can take to combat fraud and vulnerabilities in this area. I intend to expand on this cutting-edge topic during our summer session of PPM. 

What do you like to do outside of teaching?

I’m the mother of 5 wonderful daughters, each one keeps me on my toes.

I’ve also recently taken to karaoke and can't seem to get enough. Now accepting your favorite song requests (be kind)! 🎶

The University of Dayton School of Law offers two distinct programs designed to gain entry or advance, in the fields of government contracting and program and project management. The M.S.L. provides a unique opportunity to earn an advanced, specialized law degree (with no previous law degree required), while the Certificate Program is designed to prepare students for work in the government contracting field (with a rollover path to earn an M.S.L. if desired).

Check out our article for all the details on both programs and to help determine which path is right for you!