Christopher Nunley

Christopher Nunley serves as an Assistant Professor of Legal Studies within the Department of History, Philosophy, Politics, Global Studies & Legal Studies at the Caudill College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences, Morehead State University. He concurrently holds administrative roles as Deputy Title IX Coordinator and Program Coordinator for the Pro Se Divorce Clinic.

His academic credentials include:

• Juris Doctorate from Northern Kentucky University
• BA in Legal Studies and Philosophy from Morehead State University

Professor Nunley's research centers on civil rights protections for American individuals and families, with teaching expertise spanning foundational legal disciplines including Tort Law, Contract Law, Property Law, and specialized courses in Family Law and Law & Individual Rights. His instructional approach integrates theoretical frameworks with practical trial advocacy skills through the Trial Practice course.

Through the Pro Se Divorce Clinic, he provides direct community service by coordinating legal assistance for unrepresented individuals navigating divorce proceedings, demonstrating applied commitment to justice accessibility beyond traditional academic duties.