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Biography
Michigan alumna Suellyn Scarnecchia (J.D. '81) joined the Child Advocay Law Clinic in May, 1987, following six years with the western Michigan law firm of McCroskey, Feldman, Cochrane and Brock, PC, in Battle Creek. There, in addition to her legal work, she led a grassroots movement to open a domestic violence shelter. Scarnecchia finds that teaching in the clinical program combines her trial practice experience with her personal interest in working with victims of family
violence.
-- From the University of Michigan Law School's Law Quadrangle Notes, V. 32, Iss. 03 (Spring 1988).
Scarnecchia left Michigan Law in 2002 to become Dean of the University of New Mexico Law School. She returned to the University of Michigan in 2008 as Vice President and General Counsel.
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 "'Suellyn Scarnecchia, 81, named U-M vice president/general counsel," 50 L. Quadrangle Notes 29 (Summer, 2008).
"Scarnecchia Becomes Dean At New Mexico School of Law," 45 L. Quadrangle Notes 34 (Fall Winter, 2002).
"Scarnecchia named academic leadership program fellow," 39 L. Quadrangle Notes 41 (Fall Winter, 1996).
"Scarnecchia named Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs," 39 L. Quadrangle Notes 30 (Summer, 1996).
"Suellyn Scarnecchia - A Courageous Voice for Children," 36 L. Quadrangle Notes 20-23 (Fall, 1993). |