Chill ’78 Named Associate Dean at UConn School of Law

Since September 2013, Paul Chill ’78 has been presiding as the associate dean for clinical and experimental education at the University of Connecticut School of Law. He first joined the UConn faculty in 1988 and is known for his advocacy on behalf of parents and families.

Chill teaches legal ethics, legal interviewing, counseling and negotiation, torts and criminal law and has supervised clinical programs relating to child protection, civil rights, disability, mental health law and mediation.

Between his time as a government major at Wesleyan and the present, he has worked with dangerous juvenile offenders, graduated from UConn Law (in 1985), worked as a plaintiff’s employment litigator at Garrison, Kahn, Silbert & Arterton in New Haven and as a part-time state magistrate.