Graduate Programs: Civitas ChildLaw Center Faculty

 

Faculty and Staff
The Staff and Faculty at the Civitas ChildLaw Center combine professionalism and years of experience in the fields of pediatric and family law with a commitment to helping students at the Law School attain a deeper understanding of the issues students will face once they start working in this field of law. Both staff and faculty are always available to answer any questions you might have about the Civitas ChildLaw Center and its different programs.

 

Full-Time Faculty Members

 

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Part-Time Faculty Members

 

Staff

 

Fellowships

Brittany Bohn - ChildLaw Policy and Legislation Fellow

After a national search, Ms. Bohn was selected as the ChildLaw Policy Institute's inaugural Policy Fellow. The two-year Fellowship provides an opportunity for a recent law school graduate to gain clinical teaching experience in the field of legislation and policy development. In her role as a Fellow, Ms. Bohn works on a broad range of projects designed to improve child protection and children's health through policy and practice reform efforts, legislative advocacy, research, and training.

 

Amy Halbrook - Salisbury Fellow in Clinical Legal Education

Amy Halbrook is the Salisbury Clinical Teaching Fellow in the Civitas ChildLaw Clinic, where she assists with course instruction and supervises law students representing child clients in court. Ms. Halbrook has experience representing clients in delinquency. school expulsion, special education, child welfare, and civil rights matters. She also has extensive experience working with children and youth in schools and after-school programs, including diversion programs for juvenile offenders. In addition to teaching and direct representation, much of Ms. Halbrook's work has focused on positive youth development, adolescent brain development and community based alternatives. Prior to joining Loyola she was a litigation associate with a major law firm.

 

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