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Assistant Professor of
Legal Analysis & Writing
rrjames@sulc.edu
REGINA
RAMSEY JAMES,
Assistant Professor of Legal
Analysis & Writing, joined the Law Center as
director of Career Counseling and
Development, formerly the Office of
Placement and Career Services, in September
2000.
Prior to joining
the Law Center administration, James was a
judicial law clerk (November 1997 –
September 2000) for the Honorable John
Michael Guidry of the First Circuit Court of
Appeal. She is also a former associate with
McGlinchey Stafford (August 1996 – November
1997) first in the firm’s New Orleans office
and then in the Baton Rouge office.
The 1996 law
graduate, who ranked number one in her
class, was editor-in-chief of the
Southern University Law Review and a
member of the Moot Court Board, where she
was winner of awards for Best Brief and Best
Team in the Intraschool Competition in
spring 1994.
The Hammond
native is a magna cum laude graduate of
Southeastern Louisiana University in
Hammond, where she was inducted in Phi Kappa
Phi and Beta Gamma Sigma. She was the
recipient of the Green “S” Service Award.
James is a
member of the Louisiana State Bar
Association, the American Bar Association,
the National Bar Association, Louis A.
Martinet Legal Society, Southern University
Law Center Alumni Association and Delta
Theta Phi Law Fraternity. She was the
recipient of the Martinet Foundation’s 2001
Outstanding Mentor Award for participation
in the Martinet Mentors Project.
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