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The fellow will work with the Mental Health Justice Clinic, a semester-long, in-house clinic in which students represent individuals with mental disabilities in litigation under mental health, civil rights, and administrative laws in addition to engaging in policy advocacy and other non-litigation matters on mental health issues.

The fellow will work with the Environmental Justice Law and Advocacy Clinic on multi-modal client representations related to the advancement of environmental justice and intersectional concerns such as Tribal sovereignty, energy and climate, public health, civil rights, natural resource management, and participatory environmental governance.

The fellow will work with the Criminal Justice and Challenging Mass Incarceration Clinics on criminal legal system advocacy, including the areas of criminal defense, post-conviction litigation, parole revocation defense, challenging excessive sentencing, providing prison legal services, and policy advocacy.

The next Dean of the College of Education, Nursing and Health Professions will be experienced and credentialed in a health-related field with a strong understanding of the education discipline, and significant leadership experience.