Marc Stickgold

• BS, University of Illinois
• JD, Northwestern University

• Public Interest
• Comparative Legal Studies
• Clinical Education

• Practiced as an Assistant US Attorney for the Department of Justice
• Former director of the Law Reform Project for Detroit Neighborhood Legal Services
• Consultant and trainer for the Legal Services Corporation
• Publications include articles on law school clinical education, police surveillance of political activity, and Justice William O. Douglas
• Recently made a series of video classes in Constitutional Law for the University of California for use in Chinese universities
• Has lectured on US Law in Holland and Hungary
• Member of the California, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Michigan Bars

• National Survey of Externship Programs, Clinical Education Association Newsletter (Clinical Legal Education Association 1996).
• Exploring the Invisible Curriculum: Clinical Fieldwork in American Law Schools, 19 University of New Mexico Law Review 287 (1989). ABA Symposium on Professional Skills and Legal Education.
• "Rights on Trial: The Odyssey of a People's Lawyer, Kinoy," 12 Golden Gate Univ. Mag. 10 (1984) (Book review).
• Yesterday's Paranoia is Today's Reality: Documentation of Police Surveillance of First Amendment Activity, 55 J. of Urban Law 877 (1978).
• A Study in Litigating Police Misconduct Cases (vol. 3, Detroit: Wayne State University School of Law 1973).
• Materials and Problems for Legal Services Clinical Program, Clinical Legal Education Community, 1972.
• Variations on the Theme of Dombrowski v. Pfister: Federal Intervention in State Criminal Proceedings Affecting First Amendment Rights, 1968 Wis. L. Rev. 359.

• Civil Procedure
• Comparative Constitutional Law Seminar
• Constitutional Law
• Public Interest/Government Counsel Clinic