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Angela Carol Robinson serves as Visiting Associate Professor of Law and Waring and Carmen Partridge Faculty Fellow at Quinnipiac University School of Law, teaching Evidence and Critical Race Theory courses. Her extensive legal career spans academia, judiciary, and private practice with national recognition.
Her educational foundation includes a BA from Rutgers University and JD from Yale Law School. Professional expertise encompasses alternative dispute resolution, judicial administration, trial advocacy, civil litigation, and racial equity frameworks within legal systems.
Research focuses on critical intersections of race and law, diversity initiatives in legal professions, and evidence-based litigation strategies. Her scholarly work examines systemic equity challenges through critical race theory lenses while advancing practical ADR methodologies.
Prestigious recognition includes:
- Waring and Carmen Partridge Faculty Fellowship
Prior judicial service includes twenty years as Connecticut Superior Court Judge following plaintiff-side trial work at a nationally renowned firm. Current practice involves mediation, arbitration, and private judging through Halloran Sage. Additional leadership includes inaugural Chief Diversity Officer role at a major East Coast law firm and adjunct teaching at Yale Law School, University of New Haven, and Gateway Community College.
Professional engagements span judicial administration reform, diversity initiatives, and trial advocacy training across multiple academic and legal institutions.
