Mary Rose Strubbe Professor of Legal Research and Writing; Director of the Legal Research and Writing Program; and Assistant Director of the Institute for Law and the Workplace

Professor Strubbe graduated with high honors from Chicago-Kent College of Law, where she was an editor of the Chicago-Kent Law Review. After law school, she spent four years as an associate with a small Chicago law firm that concentrated in complex federal litigation. She then taught at Chicago-Kent for two years, first as an instructor, then as one of the first visiting assistant professors teaching legal research and writing.

Professor Strubbe returned to private practice for seven years as a partner at Brigham, Kane & Strubbe before rejoining the Chicago-Kent faculty in 1994. While in private practice, she concentrated in employment-related matters.

Professor Strubbe is the principal author and editor-in-chief of the 1999 Cumulative Supplement to Sexual Harassment in Employment Law. She teaches legal research and writing, employment law courses, and estates and trusts.