Robert Claridge

Claridge joined the CWU faculty after working as a senior attorney for the Florida Department of Health. He teaches a variety of courses on the law and legal processes, including legal research, legal writing, introduction to civil practice, introduction to law and justice, and great American trials. Professor Claridge's research focuses on the intersection of legal theory and procedure, and the practical realities of the legal process gleaned from social science observation and deductive research.

Professor Claridge advises and coaches the CWU Mock Trial team.

2021 Distiguished Non-Tenure Track Teaching Award

Roles at CWU

Senior Lecturer, Law and Justice Advisor, Mock Trial Club

Education

BA in Political Science, University of Oregon JD in Law, University of Oregon

Courses Taught in Child Development and Family Science:

CDFS 334: Family Problems and Mediation

CDFS 405: Professional Obligations and Responsibilities