“John has had a long history with USD and we are pleased to again have him with the Law School,” says USD School of Law Dean Tom Geu. “He was one of our early Indian Law Fellows in the mid-90s and later served as our associate dean of American Indian Law Programs from 2007 to 2010 as a part of a joint appointment with BHSU. He is well familiar with our program and with many of our faculty and staff. His assistance will be invaluable as the law school undergoes many important transitions including greater capacities in recruitment and placement.”

A native of western Montana, Glover moved to South Dakota after practicing law in Minnesota and North Dakota. He received his bachelor’s degree from Concordia College in Moorhead, Minn. and is a graduate of Willamette University’s School of Law in Salem, Ore. Among his publications is a text entitled, “Tribal Sovereigns of South Dakota,” published in 2005 by the Chiesman Center for Democracy.

Glover joined the BHSU faculty in 1992 and he was promoted to full professor in 2006. In addition to 22 years of undergraduate and graduate teaching experience, Glover was a Newberry Library Fellow in Chicago, a visiting resident scholar at the American Indian Studies graduate program at the University of Arizona and an international issues instructor at the Global Youth Village. Along with other concerned academics and attorneys, Glover formed Native Educational Endeavors, Inc., whose mission is to provide educational opportunities for American Indians to foster cross cultural respect. Glover has served as NEE’s executive director since its inception in 2005.

A photo of Glover is available for download at www.usd.edu/press/news/images/releases/John_Glover.jpg.

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