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Michelle Chesebro
Chicago-Kent Honors Scholar
Class of 2007 |
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Biographical Information
Ms. Chesebro received her B.S. in Computer Science from the Illinois Institute of Technology in 1998. Prior to starting at Chicago-Kent, she worked as a software testing engineer for Lucent Technologies in Naperville, IL, where she was an active member in a group for employees with disabilities, and also served on a company diversity committee for several years.
Ms. Chesebro completed a certificate in the Program for Environmental and Energy Law while at Chicago-Kent. She was also a member of both the Environmental Law Society and the Kent Justice Foundation, and served as a co-chair for the KJF auction in 2006. She received the Dean’s Certificate of Service for completing 50 hours of volunteer work during her first year at Chicago-Kent. Her interests include environmental law, civil rights, and other public interest law. Ms. Chesebro is currently working as a law clerk for Justice Michael J. Gallagher in the Illinois Appellate Court.
Writings
2007 Honors Scholar Seminar Paper
Voluntary Cleanup of Contaminated Sites Under CERCLA: Does Section 107 Allow Cost Recovery or Contribution Actions by Potentially Liable Parties?
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