Kylah Clay Joins Northeastern Law’s LSSC Program a Social Justice Teaching Fellow
07.06.26 — Kylah Clay has been appointed a Social Justice Teaching Fellow with Northeastern Law’s Legal Skills in Social Context program for 2026–2027. In this role, Clay will teach legal research and writing skills through simulation-based coursework while directing a student team on a social justice project in partnership with a community organization. Over the course of the year, she will supervise the team’s work, which will culminate in several key deliverables for the organization and an oral presentation to the law school community, partner organization and interested stakeholders next spring.
“We are absolutely thrilled to have Kylah join us as our new LSSC Social Justice Fellow,” said Professor Margaret Hahn-DuPont, who directs the LSSC program. “She has both demonstrated commitment and passion for social justice lawyering and excellent legal skills. I know our students will learn a tremendous amount from her.”
About Northeastern University School of Law
The nation’s leader in experiential legal education since 1968, Northeastern University School of Law offers the longest-running, most extensive experience-based legal education program in the country. Northeastern provides its students with unparalleled practical legal work experiences through its signature Cooperative Legal Education Program. More than 1,000 employers worldwide in a wide range of legal, government, nonprofit and business organizations participate in the program. With a focus on social justice and innovation, Northeastern University School of Law blends theory and practice, providing students with a unique set of skills and experiences to successfully practice law.
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