Michele Okoh

Michele Okoh is a highly educated individual with a diverse academic background. She studied Bachelor Of Arts In Political Science and Spanish at Good Samaritan Colleges, the University Of Louisiana At Lafayette, and Louisiana State University. Additionally, she pursued a Master Of Public Health In Public Health from The George Washington University - Milken Institute School Of Public Health and a Doctor Of Jurisprudence In Law from Duke University School Of Law.

In terms of professional experience, Michele Okoh has held various roles in prestigious organizations. She currently serves as an Assistant Professor at Lewis & Clark Law School. Previously, she worked as a Senior Lecturing Fellow Of Law at Duke Environmental Law & Policy Clinic, an Attorney at Okoh Law Firm Pllc, and an Assistant District Attorney at Nc Prosecutorial District Seven. Earlier in her career, she held positions such as Fellow at U.S Senate Committee On Small Business And Entrepreneurship, Associate Attorney General at Nc Department Of Justice, Fellow at Nc Department Of Justice, and Clerk For Judge Allyson Duncan at U.S. Courts Of Appeals.