Michele Goodwin
Visiting Professor of Law
1111 East 60th Street
Chicago, IL 60637
phone: 773.702.9566
email: goodwin@uchicago.edu

EDUCATION

Yale University, New Haven, CT
Gilder Lehrman Post-Doctoral Scholar, 2000-2001

University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI
Master of Laws, May 2000
Wm. H. Hastie Fellow (4.0 GPA)
Elected To Executive Board of the International Academy of Law & Mental Health

Boston College Law School, Newton, MA.
Juris Doctor, May 1995
Richard S. Sullivan Award, 1995
Presidential Scholarship Award, 1992-95
George J. Link, Jr. Award, 1994
Grimes Moot Court (highest oral score)
Clerkship with Hon. E. Redd (wrote Domestic Violence Guidelines)
Black Law Students Association, President, 1993-94
ABA Chapter Award for Outstanding Service, 1994

University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI.
Bachelor of Arts, May 1992
Sociology, Anthropology, African Languages & Literature
Senior Honors Thesis, 1992
Henry Luce Fellowship, Finalist, 1992
Academic Excellence Award, 1989-1992
Davis-Putter Scholar Fellowship, 1989-91
Student Government President, 1989-90
UW Alumni Association Leadership Award, 1992

La Sapienza, Rome, Italy
Davis Putter Fellow, 1990-91

Committee for Institutional Cooperation, Big Ten Universities
Fellow in Anthropology, Summer 1990

EXPERIENCE

University of Chicago Law School
Visiting Professor of Law, 2007-08

University of Minnesota
Everett Fraser Professor of Law, 2007- present
Professor of Medicine, School of Medicine
Professor of Public Health, School of Public Health
Program Chair for the AALS Section on Law, Medicine and Health Care, 2007-08
Organizer and Chair of Collaborative Research Network on Biotechnology, Bioethics & The Law

DePaul University College of Law
Professor of Law, 2006
Associate Professor of Law, 2004
Assistant Professor of Law, 2001
Director of the Health Law Institute & Director of The Center for the Study of Race & Bioethics

Boalt Hall, University of California Law School
Center for the Study of Law & Society Visiting Scholar, 2002-2003
Writing and researching on African Americans’ perceptions on organ transplantation.

University of Wisconsin Law School
Affiliated Scholar, Fall 2000-2005

Griffith University Law School
Distinguished Visiting Professor, Summer 2001

University of Wisconsin Law School
Assistant Dean for Institutional and Community Initiatives, 1999-2000