Maegan Faitsch

William R. Davis Clinical Teaching Fellow  

Education/Professional Certification

JD, UConn School of Law
BA, Grove City College

Expertise

Asylum and Refugee Law, Immigration Law

Biography

Maegan Faitsch ’19 is the William R. Davis Clinical Teaching Fellow in the Asylum and Human Rights Clinic. She has represented immigrants and refugees in Connecticut for six years, first as a staff attorney with Integrated Refugee and Immigrant Services (IRIS) and then with Connecticut Legal Services. For the past two years, Faitsch has also taught as an adjunct instructor in UConn Law’s Legal Practice program, working with students on interviewing, counseling, negotiation, and advocacy. Before entering practice, she served as a law clerk to then Chief Justice Richard Robinson of the Connecticut Supreme Court.