Our clinics are directed by faculty whose scholarship can be found in the country's best law reviews—a unique distinction among law school clinical programs. By hiring professors who are also scholars, we ensure our students are receiving both strong practical skills and a solid theoretical foundation from their clinical experiences.
Professor of Law
Director, Juvenile Justice Clinic
America's Hidden Foster Care System, 72 Stanford Law Review 841 (2020).
Rethinking Family Court Prosecutors: Elected and Agency Prosecutors and Prosecutorial Discretion in Juvenile Delinquency and Child Protection Cases, 85 University of Chicago Law Review 743 (2018).
The Intersection Between Young Adult Sentencing and Mass Incarceration [PDF], 2018 Wisconsin Law Review 669 (2018).
Associate Professor of Law
Director, Education Rights Clinic
The Lost Promise of Disability Rights, 119 Michigan Law Review 993 (2021).
Coerced Choice: School Vouchers and Students with Disabilities, 68 Emory Law Journal 1037 (2019).
Disability, Discipline, and Illusory Student Rights, 65 UCLA Law Review 860 (2018).
Associate Professor of Law
Director, Carolina Health Advocacy Medicolegal Partnership Clinic
Subverting Title IX,105 Minnesota Law Review 2259 (2021).
The Title IX Paradox, 108 California Law Review 1147 (2020).
The School Civil Rights Vacuum, 66 UCLA Law Review 720 (2019).
Associate Professor of Law
Director, Domestic Violence Clinic
Litigation as Parenting, 95 New York University Law Review 442 (2020).
No Right to Counsel, No Access Without: The Poor Child's Unconstitutional Catch-22, 71 Florida Law Review 831 (2019).
Associate Professor of Law
Director, Environmental Law Clinic
Economic Regulation and Rural America, 98 Washington University Law Review 737 (2021).
Distributive Justice and Rural America, 61 Boston College Law Review 189 (2020).
Just Transitions, 92 Southern California Law Review 273 (2019).