M. Michele Anglade
Lecturer of Law
305.348.0009
Specialties
- Civil Rights/Social Justice
- Feminist Theory/Gender
BiographyPublicationsNews Items
Michele Anglade first joined the College of Law in 2006 as Assistant Dean for Academic Support Programs. She served as Assistant Dean until 2013, when she became a full time lecturer at the College. She teaches classes relating to legal theory and reasoning, race and law, gender and law, and in the area of commercial transactions. Before joining the legal academy, she was in private practice and served as a Commissioner and Vice-Chair of the Ethics Commission for the City and County of San Francisco, a commission charged with the administration of local regulations relating to campaign finance and good government practices. She received her B.A. from Wellesley College and her J.D from Harvard Law School. While in law school, she was a member and Vice-President of the Harvard Legal Aid Bureau; after graduation she was selected to be the law school’s first Charles Hamilton Houston Fellow.
Latest Publications:
Latest News:
- The UN International Law Commission appoints Professor Charles C. Jalloh as a Special Rapporteur
- Professor Loyola Publishes Wall Street Journal Op-Ed “A Judicial Ruling Challenges the SEC’s Illegal Power”
- eResources Spotlight: New on Bloomberg Law
- Five Alumna Elected to Miami-Dade Chapter of the Florida Association for Women Lawyers Board as Officers and Directors for 2022-2023
- Professor Smith Featured in Legacy Magazine Miami Power Issue on Most Influential Black Professionals
- Michael A. Shifrin ’10 appointed to the Law360 2022 editorial boards
- Proyecto Libertadores Siglo XXI selected as the winner of the 2022 AILA South Florida Pro Bono Champion Project Award
- Professor Fingerhut in Daily Business Review on Judicial Ethics of Candidate Playing “Name Game” to Win Election
- FIU Law Scholarly Impact April 2022
- eResources Spotlight: New Journals Added to HeinOnline: April 2022