b'Allie Robbins\nCurriculum Vitae\nEducation\nCity University of New York School of Law, J.D., May 2009\nThe George Washington University\nB.A. International Affairs, May 2004, magna cum laude\nConcentrations: International Development, Global Public Health, International\nEconomics\nEducational/Training Experience\nCUNY School of Law, Long Island City, NY\nJune 2012-present\nAssistant Dean for Academic Affairs: Work with the Associate Academic Dean and\nAcademic Affairs Office staff to coordinate and enhance academic services. Assist in\ncoordinating bar exam support programs.\nCUNY School of Law, Long Island City, NY\nJune 2012-June 2013\nDirector of Student Affairs/Director of Bar Exam Support Programs: Coordinated bar\nexam support programs, including implementation of a new Summer Mentor Program\nwith 15 mentors and over 100 students in the summer of 2012. Additionally, coordinated\nall student organization activities, including organization registration and student\ngovernment elections, and oversaw the transition of bar support and student activities to\nthe Long Island City building. Coordinated Professional Development Time. Worked\nwith the Dean of Students to handle student issues such as medical withdrawals,\ndisciplinary matters, and general student concerns.\nCUNY School of Law, Flushing, NY\n\nJanuary 2010-June\n\n2012\nAdjunct Professor: Co-coordinated bar exam support programs, including data collection\nfollowing the release of exam results, interfacing with commercial bar corporations,\nworking with professors to incorporate increased bar exam-type questions into their\ncourses, and individualized support for students both the February and July bar exams.\nAdditionally, co-taught Applied Legal Analysis, a bar skills course for 125 third year\nstudents, which consisted of substantive and skill-based lectures, coordinating\npresentations by bar exam experts, and providing feedback on essay and multiple-choice\nquestions each week. I also served as an adjunct professor for the Irene Diamond\nProfessional Skills Center assisting first-year students and providing individualized\nfeedback on practice essay exams.\nNew York Law School, Manhattan, NY.\nJanuary 2012-May 2012\nAdjunct Professor: Served as a grader for the Principles of Legal Analysis Class, an\nacademic support class for underperforming first year students. Provided detailed\nindividualized feedback to students on essays, multiple-choice questions, and issue\nspotting exercises.\n\n\x0cRobbins \xe2\x80\x93 Curriculum Vitae\n\n2\n\nCUNY School of Law, Flushing, NY\nJune-July 2010\nNon-Teaching Adjunct: Provided one-on-one bar exam support to students taking the July\nbar exam. Primarily, I provided assistance to those students who were graduates of the\nPipeline to Justice Program for students from underrepresented communities.\nCUNY School of Law, Flushing, NY\n2007-2009\nGraduate Fellow Teaching Assistant: Served as a teaching assistant for the Irene\nDiamond Professional Skills Center. Worked with first-year students one-on-one and\nwith study groups, in order to enhance study skills and prepare for exams. Served as a\nteaching assistant during the Summer Law Institute program for incoming law students\nduring the summer of 2008. Coordinated the curriculum for the Third World Orientation\nProgram, geared towards incoming students of color.\nCollege and Youth Academy, Counseling and Treating People of Colour Conference:\nAn International Perspective\n1999-2010\nCo-Director: Coordinate and manage four-day leadership academy for college-age\nstudents focusing on leadership and cross-cultural understanding through the\nconference\xe2\x80\x99s six core topics of health, mental health, HIV/AIDS, substance abuse,\nviolence, and education.\n\nFellowships/Awards/Publications\nThe Future of the Student Anti-Sweatshop Movement: Providing Access to U.S. Courts\nFor Garment Workers Worldwide. Labor & Employment Law Forum 3, no. 1 (2013):\n120-151\nCaptive Audience Meetings: Employer Speech vs. Employee Choice, 36 OHIO N.U. L.\nREV 591 (2010).\nCould Sourcing from Union Shops Be Against the Law? The Original Law Review,\nSandstone Academic Press, Volume 5 Number 2, 2009.\nHaywood Burns Fellowship on Civil Rights and Human Rights Recipient (Public\nInterest Fellowship), City University of New York School of Law 2006-2009\nDavis-Putter Scholarship Fund Recipient 2008-2009\nCharles H. Revson Law Students Public Interest (LSPIN) Fellowship Grant\nRecipient 2007\nW.K. Kellogg Foundation Multicultural Executive Leaders Fellowship Program,\n2006-2007\n\n\x0cRobbins \xe2\x80\x93 Curriculum Vitae\n\n3\n\nLegal/Political Experience\nNational Treasury Employees Union, Queens, NY\nAugust 2009-December 2010\nNational Field Organizer/Assistant Counsel: Organized and provided legal representation\nTransportation Security Officers, primarily at LaGuardia Airport and John F. Kennedy\nInternational Airport. Provided assistance to organizers and attorneys at other airports in\nthe areas of workplace injustice and discrimination.\nDistrict Office of State Senator Tom Duane, NYC, NY\nSummer 2008\nIntern: Served as an intern for State Senator Tom Duane of the twenty-ninth State\nSenatorial District in Manhattan, New York. Assisted in constituent matters, organized\nfinancial literacy town hall meetings, conducted consultations with disability rights\nadvocates on equal access survey, accompanied constituent to housing court and assisted\nwith related matters.\nElder Law Clinic, CUNY School of Law\nFall 2008\nLegal Intern: Served as court evaluator and represented petitioner in Article 81\nguardianship proceedings.\nEconomic Justice Project, CUNY School of Law\nSpring 2008\nLegal Intern: Represented CUNY students who were recipients of public benefits.\nWorked with Welfare Rights Initiative of Hunter College on High School Organizing\nProject.\nMcLaughlin and Stern, New York City, NY\nDecember 2007\nLegal Intern: Logged and coordinated all discovery received from defendant in an\nemployment discrimination case, regarding racial and gender discrimination.\nCity University of New York School of Law\nSummer 2007\nResearch Assistant: Conducted research for Professor Shirley Lung regarding legal\neducation \xe2\x80\x93 specifically the combining of academic support with doctrine.\nCenter for Court Innovation, New York City, NY\nSummer 2007\nIntern: Conducted legal research for the Center for Court Innovation on the predominant\nconstitutional issues facing problem-solving courts. Primarily worked with Family\nTreatment Courts, Drug Courts, and Mental Health Courts.\nLabor Experience\nUnited Students Against Sweatshops, Washington D.C.\n2004-2006\nNational Organizer for Development: Carried out accounting and fundraising program.\nSupported domestic and international programs and campaigns. Trained high school and\ncollege students in worker rights organizing. Built and maintained relationships with\nallied organizations. Coordinated national conferences and international internship\nprogram.\n\n\x0cRobbins \xe2\x80\x93 Curriculum Vitae\n\n4\n\nAFL-CIO International Union Summer Program, Colombo, Sri Lanka Summer 2004\nIntern: Interned at American Center for International Labor Solidarity in Colombo, Sri\nLanka. Edited project reports. Participated in conferences. Assisted with union\norganizing drives.\nWorker Rights Consortium, Washington D.C.\nSummer and Fall 2001\nIntern: Coordinated factory disclosure database. Conducted interviews and internet\nresearch for an investigation of the New Era Cap Company. Answered phones and\ncoordinated administrative work.'