BOOKS BY BRUCE R. HOPKINS

Bruce R. Hopkins (1941-2021) His thinking and voice live on in the over 45 books he wrote, widely ranging from scholarly books about nonprofit law, including the primary text used in law schools, "The Law of Tax-Exempt Organizations," to "The Bruce R. Hopkins' Nonprofit Counsel" (a newsletter published monthly for 40 years), to popular, practical guides about nonprofits for laypeople, and, finally, to memoirs and poetry. The ideas just kept flowing; he was often referred to as the "Dean of Nonprofit Law."

His teaching muscle was built over a period of 19 years when he was Professional Lecturer in Law at George Washington University National Law Center. As Professor from Practice at the University of Kansas, School of Law, Bruce exercised his generative spirit teaching and mentoring younger colleagues. Always the legal scholar, he could brilliantly take complicated concepts and distill them down into easily understood principles for beginners, seasoned colleagues and those, like his wife, unfamiliar with the subject matter.

Bruce R. Hopkins was a presenter and featured speaker, nationally and internationally, at numerous conferences throughout his career,practiced law in Kansas City, Missouri, representing nonprofit organizations. He served as a professor from practice at the University of Kansas School of Law. During his 50 years of law practice, Hopkins authored more than 40 books on nonprofit law subjects. Hopkins also wrote a monthly newsletter for 40 years that focused on updates and discussion of key cases in nonprofit law. On the lighter side, Hopkins wrote poetry focused on nonprofit law and worte a memoir sharing his experience of returning to law school to earn his SJD after the age of 70.