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Patrick Barry is a Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of Michigan Law School, where he also serves as the Director of Digital Academic Initiatives. Additionally, he holds visiting lecturer roles at the University of Chicago Law School and UCLA School of Law. His work bridges law, communication, and artificial intelligence, focusing on redefining advocacy in the digital age.
- PhD in English from the University of Michigan
- J.D. from the University of Chicago Law School
Barry's research explores persuasion, creativity, team dynamics, and the ethical implications of AI in legal practice. His publications, including the Syntax of Sports and Good with Words series, emphasize the intersection of rhetoric, writing instruction, and legal pedagogy. Recent projects, such as AI for Lawyers and Other Advocates, highlight his commitment to integrating technology into legal education.
His scholarly output and online courses, particularly on Coursera, demonstrate a focus on communication, feedback mechanisms, and pedagogy. Barry's work has been cited in media outlets like Forbes and Law360, addressing topics such as AI's impact on legal efficiency and creativity.
- Wayne Booth Prize for Excellence in Teaching
- Provost’s Innovation in Teaching Prize
- Outstanding Research Mentor Award
- Public Engagement Fellow
- Arts & Curriculum grant recipient
Barry has led initiatives such as Clinnect, a global network of legal clinics combating human trafficking, and collaborates with the Human Trafficking Clinic, Child Welfare Appellate Clinic, and Social Enterprise Clinic. He also engages with law firms, government agencies, and nonprofits, leveraging his expertise in legal advocacy and communication.
