Glenn Jewell

Glenn Jewell is a Professor of Practice and holds dual director roles at the University of Kansas School of Law: Director of Bar Preparation and Director of the Field Placement Program, which includes the 6th Semester in D.C. Program. He teaches Extended Bar Preparation and Employment Law, and oversees clinical programs like the Criminal Prosecution Field Placement. Prior to academia, he practiced employment law in Kansas City and private law in Saipan (Northern Mariana Islands), specializing in civil litigation and corporate matters. His career includes stints as Assistant Attorney General for Kosrae (Micronesia) and the Northern Mariana Islands. Notably, he secured U.S. Supreme Court review of an Eighth Circuit case, achieving a unanimous victory for his client.

Education: J.D., George Washington University; B.A., University of Kansas.

Professional Experience: Litigated in multiple U.S. federal courts, argued before the Supreme Court of Micronesia, and managed diverse legal portfolios in Micronesian jurisdictions. Current roles emphasize law student preparation for bar exams and practical legal training through field placements.