I have a Ph.D. in American history from Duke University and a law degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. I was a law review editor, and following my graduation I stayed on at UNC to teach first-year legal methods (research, writing, advocacy) for several years.
I have taught in law school and at the undergraduate level for thirty years and have published many books and scholarly articles, and I did well on the Georgia Bar exam (MBE 157). As a professional educator, I...
I have a Ph.D. in American history from Duke University and a law degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. I was a law review editor, and following my graduation I stayed on at UNC to teach first-year legal methods (research, writing, advocacy) for several years.
I have taught in law school and at the undergraduate level for thirty years and have published many books and scholarly articles, and I did well on the Georgia Bar exam (MBE 157). As a professional educator, I have an extensive background in teaching that most practicing attorneys cannot hope to match.
In addition to my law school background, my specialization is American constitutional and legal history, which I've studied and taught to others for thirty years.
Law review editorial board and several years as a law professor teaching legal research and writing.
Ph.D. in American history from a world-class university, thirty years' teaching experience, and numerous scholarly and popular publications.
I am based in middle Georgia but willing to travel to Atlanta or do remote tutoring. Please feel free to contact me!
