Professor of Law & Director, Wefel Center for Employment Law
Professor Marcia L. McCormick's scholarship explores employment and labor law, federal courts, and gender and sexuality and the law.
Professor McCormick began her legal career as a staff attorney with the International Human Rights Law Institute, where she directed analysis and research of allegations of sexual violence committed during the war in what was formerly known as Yugoslavia. She then went to the Illinois Attorney General’s Office, in which she litigated civil appeals in state and federal courts. She left the Illinois Attorney General’s Office to join the faculty at Chicago-Kent College of Law at the Illinois Institute of Technology. Prof. McCormick then moved on to Cumberland Law School at Samford University, before coming to SLU LAW.
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About Marcia L. McCormick, J.D.
Professor Marcia L. McCormick's scholarship explores employment and labor law, federal courts, and gender and sexuality and the law.
Professor McCormick began her legal career as a staff attorney with the International Human Rights Law Institute, where she directed analysis and research of allegations of sexual violence committed during the war in what was formerly known as Yugoslavia. She then went to the Illinois Attorney General’s Office, in which she litigated civil appeals in state and federal courts. She left the Illinois Attorney General’s Office to join the faculty at Chicago-Kent College of Law at the Illinois Institute of Technology. Prof. McCormick then moved on to Cumberland Law School at Samford University, before coming to SLU LAW.
| Present | Associate Professor, Saint Louis University School of Law | |
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Disciplines
Research Interests
Honors and Awards
- Harvey S. Jackson Excellence in Teaching Award for Upper Level Classes
- Lightfoot, Franklin & White Scholarship Award for Untenured Faculty
Courses
- Federal Courts
- Criminal Law
- Employment Discrimination
- Gender in Culture, Law, and Practice
- Employment Law
- Labor Law
- Property
- Civil Rights
- Rights Movements in US History