Angela Galloway, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Professor of Law, brings more than two decades of litigation and legal administration experience to the MacArthur Justice Clinic. Drawing on her work in private practice, the U.S. Department of Justice and the Federal Public Defender’s Office, she supports complex civil rights litigation while overseeing the clinic’s operations, budget and student engagement. Her extensive experience managing cases and mentoring future lawyers is central to the clinic’s mission and impact.
Research Interests
- Supply chains and trade facilitation
- Climate justice and sustainable development
- Space law and environmental engineering
- International drug conventions
Biography
Angela Galloway joined the MacArthur Justice Center in 2016 and serves as the Office Manager & Legal Administrator for the MacArthur Justice Clinic at the University of Mississippi School of Law. A magna cum laude graduate of Belhaven University, Galloway has more than 20 years of paralegal experience handling complex civil and criminal cases in private practice, at the Department of Justice, and at the Federal Public Defender’s Office. She has been lead paralegal in multi-week trials and in numerous federal court class actions involving thousands of plaintiffs. In addition to her extensive litigation practice, Galloway supervises law students, manages the budget, and oversees all administrative matters for our Mississippi office.
Education
B.S. Management, Belhaven University (2008)