Beth D. Levi

Beth D. Levi is a Clinical Professor and Instructor of Clinical Education at the William H. Bowen School of Law, University of Arkansas at Little Rock. She serves as a Supervising Attorney for the Family Law Clinic and previously held a part-time role in the Litigation Clinic since 2007. Her career combines academia with extensive public service, including roles in juvenile justice, children’s advocacy, and legal representation for marginalized groups.

Education:

• A.B., Princeton University, 1984
• J.D., Harvard Law School, 1989

Research Interests: Ms. Levi’s work focuses on family law, juvenile justice, children’s rights, and clinical legal education. She emphasizes practical training for law students through real-world advocacy, particularly in custody, abuse, neglect, and domestic violence cases. Her career reflects a commitment to public service, including roles as a law guardian, legal aid director, and board member for organizations like Arkansas CASA.

Labs/Teams: Family Law Clinic, Litigation Clinic.