Jeanne Kosieradzki
Jeanne Kosieradzki has been teaching at Hamline since 1992. She has taught in the areas of litigation and trial practice, tort law, legal ethics, no-fault law, and law in the lives of women. She chaired the legal studies department from 2001-2014, and directed the paralegal certificate program from 2002-2009. Before coming to Hamline, Professor Kosieradzki worked as a paralegal in a Minneapolis law firm, clerked in a criminal defense firm while in law school, and upon graduation from law school, practiced law at a local litigation firm. Kosieradzki received her B.S from Winona State University and her J.D. from William Mitchell College of Law.
Students can expect to be respected in my classroom, yet pushed to discover all that they can learn and do. Many times students enter my class feeling unsure of themselves and their ability. It is a great reward to see students grow throughout the semester so that they have the confidence and skills to enter the professional world and competently analyze and apply the law.
"I want students to ask as many questions as often as they need, so that they can leave my class, and Hamline University, with the skills to succeed."
-Jeanne Kosieradzki
