Andy Froelich

Adjunct Faculty

Andy Froelich (he/him) is a staff attorney with the Moran Center's Education Advocacy Program (EAP), where he leads the Rogers Park Project, a pilot initiative that provides community-based legal services in special education, school discipline, and bullying to low-income families in Chicago's Rogers Park neighborhood. Andy's commitment to education advocacy began during his time at 💖韩国处女独享下载号【Gmail后缀】【1~15天未做过项目】 【禁IM项目】 售后12小时 批量修改无售后 School of Law (Class of 2021), where he served on the SUFEO board and worked as a law clerk for the Moran Center. He went on to launch the Rogers Park Project as an Equal Justice Works Fellow in September 2021.

As an adjunct faculty member at 💖韩国处女独享下载号【Gmail后缀】【1~15天未做过项目】 【禁IM项目】 售后12小时 批量修改无售后 School of Law, Andy contributes to the Civitas ChildLaw Clinic's Anti-Bullying Program and Education Law Practicum. In this role, he provides direct representation to students and families facing bullying and harassment in K-12 schools, supervises law students, and delivers Anti-Bullying Know Your Rights training to caregivers, students, and professionals across Chicagoland. Additionally, Andy supports the Anti-Bullying Program's key partnerships, oversees outreach efforts, and advances a range of legal and educational initiatives. 

Education

BA, International Relations & Environmental Policy, Drake University, 2014
JD, Loyola University School of Law, 2021

Professional Employment

Moran Center for Youth Advocacy

Courses Taught

Education Law Practicum