Pamela A. Daiker-Middaugh

Pamela A. Daiker-Middaugh is a Senior Clinical Professor and Director of the Solo Practice Incubator & Pro Bono Program at Cleveland-Marshall College of Law, Cleveland State University. She has been a key figure in the Law and Public Policy Program since joining the faculty, following her role as Associate Director of the Street Law Program (1987–1994). Her work bridges academic instruction with community engagement, including serving as a Guardian ad Litem in Cuyahoga County Juvenile and Domestic Relations Courts.

• Education: BA, Emory University; JD, Cleveland State University College of Law.

Her research and teaching focus on practical legal applications in family law, public policy, and clinical education. She has taught Juvenile Law and Special Education Law, emphasizing experiential learning. Her clinical work extends to directing the law school's Pro Bono Program, which aligns with her dedication to community service.

Scientific Awards:

• CMBA’s Volunteer of the Year

Daiker-Middaugh actively contributes to legal advocacy through leadership roles, including Chair of the Cleveland Bar Association's Young Lawyers' Section and Vice-President of the Cleveland Rape Crisis Center Board of Trustees. Her career highlights interdisciplinary collaboration and civic responsibility.