Michele Clark

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Michele Clark

Associate Professor of Management

Management

Bio

Michele M. Clark has been an attorney since 1997, a mediator since 2016, and she draws upon her experience practicing business law and litigation to make her classes come alive.

Degree

JD in Law

University of Colorado , School of Law

Other in

University of Colorado at Denver

BA in

Williams College

Published Works

  • Clark, M. M. . In a 5 Crore Economy, India Turns to Mediation to Resolve Disputes. (in press). Journal of Business Leadership.
  • Clark, M. M. . DEI’s Current Iteration in the Workplace: An Annotated Literature Review. ,
  • Quijada, A. M., Clark, M. M., Sutton, L. C. . Tech Layoff Letters; How Do They Stack Up?. Academy of Business Education Journal.
  • Carnes, J. W., Clark, M. M. (2023). Religion in the workplace: When a guaranty of religious freedom legitimizes religious oppression . The Journal of Business Leadership, 30(1), 68-77. .
  • Carnes, J. W., Clark, M. M. (2022). When a guarantee of religious freedom also guarantees religious oppression. Applied Business and Entrepreneurship Association International (ABEAI),
  • Clark, M. M. (2022, October (4th Quarter/Autumn)). THE POWER OF MENTORING MEDIATORS TO INCREASE DIVERSITY, EQUITY, INCLUSION AND TO CHANGE THE CULTURE OF THE FIELD – A PILOT PROJECT.
  • Clark, M. M. (2021). Trending Interpretations of Online Contracts: A Classroom Approach (2021). Rocky Mountain Law Journal, 83-43. rockymountainlawjournal.org.
  • Radojevich-Kelley, N., Carnes, J. W., Clark, M. M. (2020). Cannabis and Small Business: Issues to Consider Regarding Organizational Behavior and Workplace Changes. Journal of Organizational Psychology,
  • Nina, R., Carnes, J. W., Clark, M. M. (2019). Cannabis is Here: Workplace Changes and Organizational Behavior Issues to Consider for Small Businesses. Applied Business and Entrepreneurship Association International (ABEAI),

Research Interests

Michele is interested in the study of constitutional law, with a particular focus on the topic of privacy, and contract law, with a particular focus on the enforceability of online contracts.

Teaching Interests

Michele nurtures a keen interest in law in her students who, in turn, inspire Michele to apply and distinguish timeless legal precepts to our most pressing current issues.