Professor

Stacey

Ann

Tovino

Professor Stacey A. Tovino serves as the John B. Turner LLM Program Chair in Law at the University of Oklahoma College of Law in Norman, Oklahoma. She is a leading expert in health law, bioethics, and the medical humanities, with particular expertise in patient privacy, health information confidentiality, mental health law, substance use disorders and the law, and virus and vaccine law. Professor Tovino publishes her interdisciplinary work in textbooks, casebooks, edited readers, law reviews, medical and science journals, and ethics and humanities journals. Recent law review publications include, but are not limited to, those published in Texas A&M Law Review (forthcoming 2025), Fordham Law Review (2024), Boston College Law Review (2024), Emory Law Journal (2023), William and Mary Law Review (2023), Cardozo Law Review (2023), Kentucky Law Journal (2023), Duke Law Journal (2022), Alabama Law Review (2020), Notre Dame Law Review (2019), Iowa Law Review (2019), Alabama Law Review (2018), Washington and Lee Law Review (2017), Minnesota Law Review (2016), Boston College Law Review (2016), Washington Law Review (2016), Washington and Lee Law Review (2015), and Tulane Law Review (2014). At the University of Oklahoma College of Law, Professor Tovino teaches Health Law I, Health Law II, Mental Health Law, HIPAA Privacy, and Health Law & COVID-19.