Kathryn E. Fort
East Lansing,
Michigan
Kathryn E. Fort is the college's interim associate director and adjunct professor for the Indigenous Law & Policy Center. She joined the Center in 2005 as the Indigenous Law Fellow. She teaches an experiential learning class and traditional classes in federal Indian law, researches and writes on behalf of Center clients, and manages administrative aspects of the Center. She is also the director of the QUICWA Collaborative Court Monitoring Program for Wayne and Ingham Counties. Ms. Fort has written numerous articles on laches and land claims and the Indian Child Welfare Act in journals like the "George Mason Law Review," "Saint Louis University Law Journal," and "American Indian Law Review." She also co-edited "Facing the Future: The Indian Child Welfare Act at 30" published by the Michigan State University Press in 2009. Ms. Fort has presented at numerous conferences and symposiums and co-edits the popular and influential Indian law blog, TurtleTalk. She graduated magna cum laude from the Michigan State University College of Law.
Featured ICLE Contributions:
|