Rate My Professor Susan Estrich

Prior to joining USC around 1989, Estrich managed the 1988 presidential campaign of Governor Michael Dukakis, establishing herself as the first woman to lead a major presidential campaign. Over her more than three decades at USC, she has taught courses such as Advanced Professional Responsibility: The Business of Big Law (Law 735), focusing on ethical issues, the role of money in legal practice, advancement challenges for women and minorities, and the dynamics of Big Law. Estrich directs the Jane Bolin Project, a 2019 student-initiated effort at USC Gould School of Law dedicated to increasing diversity in the legal profession by campaigning against inequalities faced by women and minorities. Her key publications include Soulless: Ann Coulter and the Right-Wing Church of Hate (ReganBooks, 2006), The Case for Hillary Clinton (ReganBooks, 2005), and How to Get Into Law School (Riverhead Books, 2004). She contributes as a Fox News commentator on topics including law, politics, elections, and women's rights.