Barack Obama
Obama was a lawyer and law professor before he entered politics.
He taught Constitutional Law at the University of Chicago Law School for twelve years.
For 12 years he was a professor of constitutional law at the university of Chicago law school
No. He was a student at Harvard law school but not a professor. He has no affiliation with Princeton. He taught law at University of Chicago law school as a senior lecturer.
Yes, he practiced law and taught as a law professor before he entered politics.
Barack Obama was a professor at the University of Chicago Law School. This was after he left Harvard and had written Dreams from My Father. Of course he had received a J.D. from Harvard with high honors.
According to several articles published by Harvard University, Barack Obama studied various aspects of the legal profession, but focused on Constitutional Law. He also was a researcher for the noted law professor Lawrence Tribe, and helped Professor Tribe with a book. A link to one of the articles about Barack Obama at Harvard is enclosed.
Before he was president, Barack Obama was a community organizer and advocate for the poor; a civil rights lawyer; a professor of constitutional law; a state senator from Illinois and then a U.S. Senator.
Before he was president, Barack Obama worked as a community organizer and advocate for the poor, a lawyer, a professor of law, a state senator and finally a U.S. senator.
Barack Obama is the 44th president of United States, he was many things before that including a United States Senator, Constitutional Law Professor, student, husband, father, etc.Barry Soetoro is Barack Obama's Real Name!
Barack Obama did not teach at Harvard; he was a teaching assistant, which means he was helping a professor while studying for his degree (the professor he helped was a scholar named Professor Laurence Tribe). But after graduating from Harvard Law School, Mr. Obama did become a professor at the University of Chicago's law school, where he taught a number of courses but primarily focused on Constitutional Law.