Mandee B. Baumer
Professor of Legal WritingMandee B. Baumer is an expert in written and oral advocacy. Before joining the faculty, she was a career staff attorney for the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit. She served the court at large, making recommendations on how to dispose of appeals and drafting opinions and orders for the court’s consideration. She routinely handled direct criminal appeals, employment discrimination appeals, immigration appeals, and social security appeals. She specialized in handling pro se appeals, particularly those brought by prisoners. In addition to being an appellate attorney, Professor Baumer has worked as a legal consultant for a corporation, advising management on matters relating to employment policies and practices. |
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Baumer’s Publications
Academically Productive Talk in the Classroom through Fishbowl Discussions, 31 Perspectives: Teaching Legal Research & Writing 64 (2024).
Taking Office Hours on the Road: How Pop-Up Help Desks Help Students, 36:3 The Second Draft 1 (2023).
What Would a Veteran Teacher Do? How Novice Teachers Can Learn from Veteran Teachers and Vice Versa, 35:3 The Second Draft 1 (2022) (with Nicole Chong).
Comment, “Eminent Domain: Should an Expert’s Appraisal Report Be Subject to Pretrial Discovery?,” 67 Miss. L.J. 801 (1998).