Dr. Rose Goldberg

Biography

Rose Carmen Goldberg is the George W. Crawford Visiting Clinical Lecturer in Law at Yale Law School, where she co-teaches the Veterans Legal Services Clinic. With over a decade of experience in veterans law and policy, she serves as the Associate Director of Policy Programs at Stanford Law School’s Deborah L. Rhode Center. Goldberg has previously taught at UC Berkeley School of Law, where she instructed the Veterans Law Practicum and contributed to the formation of the Legal Obstacles Veterans Encounter (LOVE) pro bono project. Her teaching experience includes courses on Medical-Legal Partnerships and op-ed writing at Columbia University and Stanford. Earlier in her career, she practiced as a Skadden Fellow at Swords to Plowshares, where she founded a Medical-Legal Partnership for unhoused low-income veterans in Oakland, California. Goldberg's work has involved various roles in public service, including serving as a Deputy Attorney General in the California Attorney General’s Office, where she focused on advocacy related to veterans, gun violence prevention, and student loans. Her federal experience includes positions in the White House and working with the Senate Judiciary Committee. She has received numerous accolades for her service and teaching, including the California Women Lawyers Fay Stender Award and the California Department of Veterans Affairs Women Veterans Advocates Award.

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