Alicia Ouellette earned a law degree in 1994 from Albany Law School, and then began a career that included private practice, a stint as a Court of Appeals clerk and as Assistant Solicitor General in the New York Attorney General’s Office.
Now she is back at Albany Law as the new dean, after serving as acting dean. Alicia Ouellette will become dean and president of Albany Law School on July 1st. Dean Ouellette spoke to WAMC News today about her new position, the future of the law and Albany Law’s new strategic plan.