Janet Calvo, Professor, teaches Immigration and Nationality Law, Citizenship, The Rights of Non-Citizens, The Health Law Concentration, Public Health Law and Health Policy, Civil Procedure, Pre-Trial Advocacy and Lawyering. She has also taught Public Health and Health Care Law at the CUNY School of Public Health. Before teaching at CUNY Law, she a part of the clinical faculty of New York University and Director of the Urban Law Clinic, and an attorney at the Civil Appeals and Law Reform and Trial Office of Legal Aid Society, New York. She is a graduate of New York University School of Law.
Why I teach at CUNY School of Law
“In each of my CUNY Law classes the students include an incredible diversity of ethnicity, race, age, experience, interests, gender and sexual orientation. Yet each is dedicated to a personal and professional social justice mission. CUNY Law is a school where the faculty put a priority on teaching and the students strive to become colleagues with each other and members of the faculty.”
