Mark E Dorosin

Mark E Dorosin is an Associate Professor of Law and Director of Legal Clinics and Field Placements at Florida A&M University College of Law. He has over 30 years of experience as a civil rights lawyer and litigator, focusing on racial justice, education equity, environmental justice, voting rights, fair housing, and community economic development. His work integrates legal practice, teaching, and public service.

• J.D., University of North Carolina School of Law (1994)
• M.A. in History, University of North Carolina-Greensboro (1989)
• B.A. in Political Science and Education, Duke University (1987)

Professor Dorosin's research and advocacy center on systemic inequality and civil rights. His work spans constitutional law, discrimination law, and public policy, with a strong emphasis on practical legal solutions for marginalized communities. He has published extensively on school desegregation, LGBTQ rights, environmental justice, and sustainable development.

His recent publications reflect a consistent scholarly focus on civil rights jurisprudence, educational equity, and the legal dimensions of social justice. Themes include the erosion of desegregation remedies, challenges to LGBTQ rights, and the role of law in advancing sustainability and equity. His writings appear in law reviews, book chapters, and conference proceedings, demonstrating interdisciplinary engagement.

• Orange County Bar Association, Liberty Apple Award, 2024
• FAMU College of Law-BLSA, Percy R. Luney Spirit of Service Award, 2023
• FAMU College of Law, Professor of the Year, 2023
• FAMU College of Law, Department of the Year (Legal Clinic), 2023
• Telly Award, 'Legal Connections-Legal Clinics', 2023
• Community Legal Services, Partner in Service Award (Legal Clinic), 2023
• UNC Law Pro Bono Program, Faculty Member of the Year, 2010

Professor Dorosin has advised numerous law students through clinical programs and field placements, though specific names of advisees are not listed. He has secured support for legal clinics and community advocacy initiatives, particularly through institutional recognition and awards. His leadership in legal clinics has been recognized with departmental and institutional honors, reflecting strong grant and program support.

He leads the Legal Clinics and Field Placements program at FAMU College of Law, overseeing experiential learning and community engagement. His work fosters collaboration between law students, civil rights organizations, and local communities to address pressing social justice issues.