Jo Carrillo

University of California College of the Law San Francisco

Expertise

Jurisdictions Admitted to Practice

Languages

Professional Experience

Professor of Law: University of California College of the Law San Francisco; 1997 - Current; Assistant Professor of Law, 1991-93; Associate Professor of Law, 1993-96. Faculty Director, Indigenous Law Center (2021-present); -Harry H. and Lillian H. Hastings Research Chair (2006-2007); -Chip Robertson Scholarly Publications Fund Award; -Traynor Scholarly Publication Award (outstanding achievement in scholarship); -Outstanding Service & Achievement Award, 1066 Faculty Foundation.

Laurie N. J. Visiting Scholar: Womens Studies, Rutgers University; 1987 - Current

Visiting Scholar: Center for the Study of Law and Society, UC Berkeley; 2006 - 2007

Education

Stanford Law School: J.S.D.; Honors: Spaeth Fellowship; Thomas Grey Fellowship; Order of the Coif (1991); Outstanding Mentor Award to American Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian Students; Mediator Certification, Center for Mediation in Law (Gary Friedman), Mill Valley, CA.

University of New Mexico School of Law: J.D.; Honors: Law School Dean’s List and Honors; American Jurisprudence Award (top grade) in Jurisprudence; American Jurisprudence Award (top grade) in Commercial Transactions; American Jurisprudence Award (top grade) in Federal Indian Law; Laurie N. J. Visiting Scholar in Women’s Studies, Rutgers University (post-grad).

Stanford University: B.A. | Spanish, Latin American Literature; Honors: Writers in Residence Award (held at UC Santa Cruz); National Honor Society Scholarship; Activities: A Journal of Art and Literature (undergraduate member); Stanford University – assistant to Juan Felipe Herrera (then graduate student, now U.S. Poet Laureate)) and translated one novel and two novel excerpts in lieu of an honor’s thesis under the direction of Professor Fernando Alegría (undergraduate advisor and mentor).