Rachel Wallace

Rachel Wallace is an Interim Deputy Director at the Policy Advocacy Clinic. She received a master of public policy degree from U.C. Berkeley’s Goldman School of Public Policy and completed her undergraduate studies at the University of Notre Dame. During graduate school, Wallace was a student in the Policy Advocacy Clinic, where she worked on debt-free justice projects in the southern region of the United States. Her work as a Clinical Supervisor primarily included eliminating fees and fines for young people in the South and researching restitution and cash bail in California. Wallace’s policy interests include carceral justice system funding and monetary sanctions, as well as the intersection of re-entry and civic engagement/voting rights. 

Rachel Wallace is not teaching any Law courses in Fall 2024.

Courses During Other Semesters

Semester	Course Num	Course Title	Teaching Evaluations
Spring 2024	295.5X sec. 001	Advanced Policy Advocacy Clinic	View Teaching Evaluation
Fall 2023	290A sec. 001	Policy Advocacy Clinic Seminar	View Teaching Evaluation
	290B sec. 001	Advanced Policy Advocacy Clinic Seminar	View Teaching Evaluation
	295.5P sec. 001	Policy Advocacy Clinic	View Teaching Evaluation
	295.5X sec. 001	Advanced Policy Advocacy Clinic
Spring 2023	295.5X sec. 001	Advanced Policy Advocacy Clinic	View Teaching Evaluation