Kaci Bishop is an attorney and counselor at law currently serving as a Visiting Clinical Assistant Professor of Law in the Immigration and Human Rights Policy Clinic. Professor Bishop earned her undergraduate degree from Smith College in Sociology and International Relations, and her J.D. with honors from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Following law school, Professor Bishop clerked for the Honorable Linda McGee at the North Carolina Court of Appeals for one year before becoming a staff attorney with the Immigrants Legal Assistance Project with the North Carolina Justice Center. In the four years she was at the Justice Center, Professor Bishop provided direct legal assistance and representation to low-income immigrants during a historically difficult time for immigrants. She also provided technical assistance and training to other immigrant advocates and attorneys, and advised criminal defense attorneys on the immigration consequences of criminal offenses. Most recently, Professor Bishop has served as an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Law for the Immigration and Human Rights Clinic in 2007 and 2010, and she has taught Research, Reasoning, Writing, and Advocacy as an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Law and served as a Writing Specialist for the Writing and Legal Research Center in 2011.