Erin Carr

Erin Carr is an Adjunct/Affiliated Professor at Mitchell Hamline School of Law and currently serves as the Director of Equal Opportunity and Title IX Programs at Everett Community College, where she leads institutional compliance with federal and state non-discrimination laws and equity-based policies. She previously supported law students as the Associate Director for Career Development at the University of Florida Levin College of Law, providing guidance to over 700 students pursuing careers in public interest law, government, and the judiciary.

Educational Background:

• B.A. in Political Science, University of Florida
• M.A. in International Affairs, Florida State University
• J.D., Florida State University College of Law

Her professional focus lies at the intersection of law, equity, and social justice. With a concentration in human rights law and public interest practice, Erin has dedicated her career to advancing justice through legal advocacy and educational leadership. Her work emphasizes institutional equity, student support, and compliance with civil rights regulations in higher education.

While no recent publications are listed, her professional activities reflect a strong engagement with policy implementation, legal compliance, and equity program development in academic settings.

Professional Recognition:
There are no scientific awards or fellowships listed in the provided text.

Erin Carr has mentored numerous law students through career advising, though no formal advisees or research students are listed. She has not been associated with external research grants in the provided information. Her leadership roles combine legal expertise with administrative strategy in higher education equity programs.

She is actively involved in institutional leadership through her Title IX and equal opportunity work, contributing to systemic improvements in campus climate and regulatory compliance, particularly at Everett Community College.