I joined the Notice & Comment team five years ago* and started doing a regular series reporting on the goings-on at the Administrative Conference of the United States (ACUS). I’ve really enjoyed the opportunity to alert you, dear reader, to ACUS’s important work. But I must admit that my bandwidth for the series has become increasingly limited, with the consequence that the series has remained focused on ACUS recommendation projects even as ACUS has expanded its work to offer a variety of other events and resources of interest to the administrative law community.

For these reasons, I’m delighted to report that Danielle Schulkin is joining Notice & Comment and will be taking over the Administrative Conference Update series! Danielle is an Attorney Advisor at ACUS. She is a graduate of Harvard University and New York University School of Law, where she was Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Legislation and Public Policy and a Robert McKay Scholar. She is also an editor and fellow for the legal forum, Just Security, where she has published multiple articles on government oversight.

This change is sure to improve the Administrative Conference series by expanding its coverage and frequency. Please join me in saying: Welcome, Danielle!

* How has it been FIVE years already?!

This post is part of the Administrative Conference Update series, which highlights new and continuing projects, upcoming committee meetings, proposed and recently adopted recommendations, and other news about the Administrative Conference of the United States. The series is further explained here, and all posts in the series can be found here.