Camesha F. Little

Dr. Camesha F. Little is an Assistant Professor of Law at the School of Law, University of Detroit Mercy, where she has been since 2023. Her career includes roles as Assistant Dean of Students and Director of Academic Support & Bar Programming at Gonzaga University School of Law, and National Director-West at Helix Bar Review. She actively contributes to community organizations like Disability Rights Washington and the Spokane County Bar Association Diversity Section.

Her education includes a J.D. from Texas A&M University School of Law and a Bachelor of Social Work (B.S.W.) from Baylor University.

Professor Little’s research focuses on integrating academic support into legal education, reflective thinking/writing, emotional intelligence development, and professional identity formation. Her work emphasizes modern learning science and brain-based research to improve student outcomes. She is a proponent of capstone programs and holistic approaches to legal training.

Her scholarly output reflects trends in legal pedagogy, bar exam strategies, and community engagement. Recent works address topics like emotional intelligence in law school and food access as a human right.

• Advising & Grants: She has presented at major conferences such as the Lutie A. Lytle Annual Conference and Association of Academic Support Educators, collaborating with experts like Tiffany Harms and Yolanda Sewell. Her professional development programs and workshops highlight efforts to build inclusive learning environments.

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