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Patricia Morris is an Adjunct Professor at the University of New Hampshire Franklin Pierce School of Law, where she teaches Animal Law. She also serves as Assistant Dean for J.D. Admissions and has been involved with the institution since 2008, initially as Associate Director of Admissions. Her legal practice focuses on animal law, representing shelters, nonprofits, and individuals across New England.
- Education: J.D., Franklin Pierce Law Center; B.A., University of New Hampshire, Durham
- Professional Affiliations: Chair of the Governor’s Commission on the Humane Treatment of Animals, former President of the New Hampshire Horse Council, and board member of the NH Disaster Animal Response Team
Morris’s work bridges legal education, animal welfare advocacy, and admissions leadership. Her research and practice emphasize the intersection of law with animal rights, nonprofit governance, and corporate legal frameworks. She actively engages in pro bono prosecution of animal cruelty cases, contributing to regional animal protection efforts.
Her academic and professional contributions highlight a commitment to advancing legal education and promoting humane treatment standards through legislative and community engagement.
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