Catherine Klein
Director, Columbus Community Legal Services; Director, Families and the Law Clinic; and Professor of Law
Klein teaches and supervises students working on a variety of family cases. She works in cooperation with other community advocates to improve services and remedies for victims of domestic violence. To view Catherine’s full faculty page, click here.
Klein teaches and supervises students working on a variety of family cases. She works in cooperation with other community advocates to improve services and remedies for victims of domestic violence. To view Catherine’s full faculty page, click here.
Christopher Ross
Clinical Assistant Professor of Law and Managing Director, Columbus Community Legal Services
Chris Ross joined Catholic Law in August 2023. He is the Managing Director of Columbus Community Legal Services, the law school's pro bono law firm and home of its clinical education programs. As Managing Director, he supports the clinical faculty in the education and training of clinic students and is responsible for administration of the clinic relating to client services, communications, and office management. To view his full bio, click here.
Chris Ross joined Catholic Law in August 2023. He is the Managing Director of Columbus Community Legal Services, the law school's pro bono law firm and home of its clinical education programs. As Managing Director, he supports the clinical faculty in the education and training of clinic students and is responsible for administration of the clinic relating to client services, communications, and office management. To view his full bio, click here.
Jocelyn Dyer
Visiting Clinical Assistant Professor
Jocelyn Dyer joined the Columbus School of Law in 2022 as a Visiting Clinical Assistant Professor with the Immigrant & Refugee Advocacy Clinic. She comes to the Law School with nearly two decades of practice experience in immigration and specializes in asylum law. To view Jocelyn’s full faculty page, click here.
Jocelyn Dyer joined the Columbus School of Law in 2022 as a Visiting Clinical Assistant Professor with the Immigrant & Refugee Advocacy Clinic. She comes to the Law School with nearly two decades of practice experience in immigration and specializes in asylum law. To view Jocelyn’s full faculty page, click here.
Erin M. Scheick
Clinical Practitioner-in-Residence
Erin M. Scheick joined the Columbus School of Law in 2024 as a Clinical Practitioner-in-Residence, co-teaching the Families and the Law Clinic. Ms. Scheick has nearly two decades of experience in the practice of domestic violence, family, and immigration law, most recently as the Managing Attorney of the Domestic Violence Project and Immigrant Justice Project at Bread for the City’s Legal Clinic in Washington, D.C. Ms. Scheick has extensive experience representing survivors of domestic and sexual violence, training and mentoring pro bono attorneys, and serving as national faculty for the ABA’s Commission on Domestic and Sexual Violence. To view Erin’s full faculty page, click here.
Erin M. Scheick joined the Columbus School of Law in 2024 as a Clinical Practitioner-in-Residence, co-teaching the Families and the Law Clinic. Ms. Scheick has nearly two decades of experience in the practice of domestic violence, family, and immigration law, most recently as the Managing Attorney of the Domestic Violence Project and Immigrant Justice Project at Bread for the City’s Legal Clinic in Washington, D.C. Ms. Scheick has extensive experience representing survivors of domestic and sexual violence, training and mentoring pro bono attorneys, and serving as national faculty for the ABA’s Commission on Domestic and Sexual Violence. To view Erin’s full faculty page, click here.