Joshua G. Borderud

Joshua G. Borderud is a Clinical Lecturer and Director of Clinical and Pro Bono Programs at Baylor Law School. A triple alumnus of Baylor University, he holds degrees in History, Graduate Studies, and Law. His roles include leadership in legal education, community advocacy, and veterans' initiatives.

Education:

• Bachelor’s in History (Baylor University, Outstanding Senior Award)
• Master’s in Graduate Studies (Baylor University, Outstanding Graduate Award)
• J.D. with Baylor Law Review membership (Baylor University)

Research & Advocacy: Focuses on veterans’ legal issues, estate planning, and trial advocacy. Leads initiatives like McLennan County Veterans Treatment Court and Waco Veterans Advisory Board. Engaged in behavioral health policy through the Heart of Texas Behavioral Health Network board.

Awards:

• Sandra Day O’Connor Award (Supreme Court of the US, American Inns of Court)
• Fellow, American Bar Foundation & Texas Bar Foundation
• Past President, Waco-McLennan County Bar Association

Clinics & Leadership: Oversees Veterans Clinic, Estate Planning Clinic, and Trial Advocacy Clinic at Baylor Law. Active in civic roles: Waco City Council member and veteran-focused legal reforms.