Logan Tennerelli

Logan Tennerelli is a Professor of Law and Dean of Students at San Joaquin College of Law since 2020. She teaches Civil Procedure I and II, and previously instructed Legal Methods I, Legal Methods II, and Legal Process. Her roles include adjunct professor at Fresno City College, focusing on Law and Democracy, and former pre-law counselor there.

• Education: J.D. (with Honors) from University of Chicago Law School; M.S. in Counseling (emphasis on student affairs) from California State University, Fresno; B.A. dual degrees in English and Political Science (Highest Honors in English, High Distinction in General Scholarship) from UC Berkeley.
• Professional Experience: Practiced law at Goldberg Kohn in Chicago; ACLU Public Interest Law Fellow; contributor to an employment discrimination class action via the University of Chicago's Mandel Legal Aid Clinic.

Her academic focus spans legal pedagogy and student affairs, with recognition for teaching excellence. She advocates civic engagement and has bridged clinical legal work with educational leadership.

• Awards:
  - SJCL SBA Full-Time Faculty of the Year (2021, 2022)
  - Lord, Bissell & Brook Moot Court Award

She oversees student welfare as Dean of Students while maintaining active teaching roles. Formerly engaged in litigation and public interest advocacy, her career intertwines legal practice, education, and institutional leadership.