David A. Santacroce is a clinical professor of law and the director of the Civil-Criminal Litigation Clinic at the University of Michigan. He previously served as Michigan Law’s first associate dean for experiential education from 2013 to 2019. His primary interest is housing, consumer credit, and health care-related civil rights.
Featured Scholarship
"2022-23 Survey of Applied Legal Education"
The Center for the Study of Applied Legal Education
"An Empirical Analysis of Clinical Legal Education at Middle Age"
Journal of Legal Education
"2019-20 Survey of Applied Legal Education"
Center for the Study of Applied Legal Education
- Legal Writing and Research
"Report on the 2016-2017 CSALE Survey of Applied Legal Education"
Center for the Study of Applied Legal Education (CSALE)
- Legal Writing and Research
Activities
Presented “The Power of Data and the U.S. Experiential Education Movement” at the Association for Canadian Clinical Legal Education National Conference, London, Ontario.
Presented “Planning for Our Future by Understanding Our Past” at the AALS Clinical Conference, Chicago.
Presented “Inside Out: Clinical Models in Practices” at the AALS Clinical Conference, Chicago.
Presented “Access to Justice in the Age of Technology” at the AALS Annual Meeting, San Diego.
Presented “Are We Teaching Transferable Skills?” at the AALS Clinical Conference, Denver.
Presented “Civic Responsibility and Ethical Reasoning in Engaged Learning” at the University of Michigan Provost’s Seminar, Ann Arbor.
Presented “Law School Curricula and Practice Readiness: Perfect Partners or Strange Bedfellows?” at the AALS Annual Meeting, San Francisco.