Zachary R. Calo is a Professor of Law and Founding Professor at the College of Law, where he has been a member of the faculty since 2015. He is also a Professor of Law (adjunct) at the University of Notre Dame Australia, a Visiting Professor at The Open University (UK), a Central Asia Research Fellow and Visiting Professor at Tashkent State University of Law (Uzbekistan), an Adjunct Professor at Northwestern University in Qatar, and a Lecturer at the Qatar Olympic Academy. Before joining the faculty at HBKU, he was a Professor of Law and Sywgert Research Scholar at Valparaiso University School of Law in the United States, where he also taught at Notre Dame Law School and DePaul College of Law. He began his legal career as an Associate Attorney with BuckleySandler, LLP in Washington, DC and is currently a Senior Counsel with McNair International and of Counsel Sports Law at Schelstraete Equine Law. He serves on international dispute resolution panels with Sport Resolutions UK and the Qatar Sports Arbitration Tribunal. A CEDR-certified mediator, he is an Officer of the Mediation Committee of the International Bar Association and a member of the Ethics Committee of the International Mediation Institute.
Valparaiso University Law School
2007-2014Pepperdine School of Law, Los Angeles, USA
2021The University of Virginia
2020The University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA
2007The University of Virginia School of Law, Charlottesville, USA
2005The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, USA
1997The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, USA
1997Zachary Calo, Joshua Neoh and Keith Thompso, eds. Routledge
2021Zachary Calo and Robert Cochran, eds Cambridge University Press
2021in Dawid Bunikowski and Alberto Puppo eds., Critical Philosophy on Law, Religion, and Peace (Springer)
2020LAW, RELIGION, AND TRADITION, Jessica Giles, Andrea Pin and Frank Ravitch, eds. (Springer)
2019Forthcoming in Freedom of and for Religion: Conceptualization a Common Right, Cole Durham, Javier Martinez-Torrón & Donlu Thayer, eds. (Routledge)
2018Journal of Law, Religion, and State
2017