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  School of Law-Camden 2012-2014 Faculty, Staff, and Administration Carol Lynn Wallinger  

Carol Lynn Wallinger


Clinical Professor of Law. Professor Wallinger joined the Rutgers School of Law-Camden faculty in 2001, and since then has taught legal writing to both first-year and upper-level law students. She also has taught Workers' Compensation Law. Before joining the faculty, she taught legal writing at Temple University. Professor Wallinger earned a B.S. from Rutgers-Newark, cum laude, and a J.D. and Estate Planning Certificate from Temple University School of Law. Between 1989 and 2001, Professor Wallinger practiced law, representing both employees and employers in Pennsylvania and New Jersey workers' compensation and insurance defense matters. She also practiced social security, estate planning, and elder law. Professor Wallinger's research focuses on applying self-determination theory, an empirically-validated motivational psychology theory, to reimagine the law school curriculum. Professor Wallinger's work concentrates on disseminating this information, and on developing autonomy support techniques specifically designed for the law school curriculum. In 2007, her research won a competitive scholarship from the Association of Legal Writing Directors. On the national level, in 2007 she became a founding member of the board of directors of the new American Association of Law Schools Balance in Legal Education section. She also is the national chair of the Idea Bank Committee for the Legal Writing Institute, an organization whose members include law professors, judges, and practitioners. Rutgers-Camden is now the home of this national teaching database.
 
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