U.S.News & World Report's America's Best Graduate Schools ranked Seton Hall Law School the top fourth law school in the nation for healthcare law in 2008.   The Seton Hall University School of Law Health Law & Policy Program (HeLPP) is committed to education, scholarship, and reform in the field of health law and policy.  The program educates health lawyers and health care professionals through its three degree programs:  the Juris Doctorate with a concentration in health law (J.D.), the Master of Laws in Health Law (LL.M.), and the Masters of Science in Jurisprudence (M.S.J.).  The program's faculty engages in original empirical and analytical research on emerging issues in health law and policy, and the program serves the wider community through frequent lectures and symposia.    The program is directed by Carl H. Coleman, Professor of Law and Director of HeLPP; John V. Jacobi, Professor of Law and Associate Director of HeLPP; and Kathleen M. Boozang, Associate Dean of Academic Advancement, Professor of Law, and Founding Director of HeLLP. Also teaching health law courses are Associate Dean John Kip Cornwell (who directs the Law School's Institute of Law & Mental Health), Professors Gaia Bernstein, Margaret Gilhooley, Frank Pasquale, and Charles Sullivan.