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Anthony M. Kennedy Professor of Law

Executive Director, Capital Center for Law & Policy

Director, Capital Center for Law & Policy

Director, Capital Lawyering Concentration

Visiting Associate Professor of Law

Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Experiential Learning

Professor, California Initiative Seminar

Associate Professor of Lawyering Skills

Adjunct Professor, Legislative and Public Policy Clinic

Deputy Chief of State, California State Senator Ben Hueso

Adjunct Professor, Legislative and Public Policy Clinic

Retired Partner, Nielson Merksamer Parrinello Gross & Leoni

Adjunct Professor, Lawmaking in California

Adjunct Professor, Legislative and Public Policy Clinic

Principal, Aprea and Micheli

Adjunct Professor, Lawmaking in California

Deputy Legislative Counsel, Office of California Legislative Counsel

Adjunct Professor, Capital Lawyering and Policymaking

Former Chancellor, California Community Colleges

McGeorge School of Law鈥檚 government law program was ranked No. 3 in the nation by preLaw Magazine in 2021. The Capital Center for Law & Policy 鈥� which is located three miles away from the Capitol 鈥� provides students with an unparalleled opportunity to impact critical government and public policy issues.

Mariana Corona Sabeniano was one of the first students to pursue a Master of Science in Law, Government Law & Policy when McGeorge School of Law launched the program eight years ago. Sabeniano earned her degree in 2015 and rose to Senator Monique Lim贸n's Chief of Staff position.

Tia Boatman Patterson, 鈥�94, serves the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) as the Associate Director for Housing, Treasury, and Commerce. Patterson leads the team in the OMB that develops and oversees budgets for many federal agencies, including the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the Small Business Administration.

Michelle Teran-Woolfork, MSL鈥�17, worked on a bill to make California the first state in the nation to give farmworkers overtime pay. 鈥淭he most fulfilling part of my career is knowing that Californians want to have a voice in their government, and working in the Legislature for an Assemblymember, I help give them that,鈥� she said.

Knarik Melkonyan, '22, spoke from lived experience when testifying in front of the California Assembly Committee on Higher Education about AB 1232. The bill, which she and her clinic partner Mo Roeckl-Navazio helped draft, would make English as a Second Language courses more affordable for recent immigrants to the United States.

Through their work in 91成人导航 McGeorge School of Law鈥檚 Legislative and Public Policy Clinic, McGeorge alumni Eric Hoffman, 鈥�21, and Alexander Pequinot, 鈥�21, did something many lawyers will never have the opportunity to experience. The two saw the bill they worked on, California Senate Bill (SB 311), become law when it was signed by California Gov. Gavin Newsom in Sept. 2021.