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1 DAVID DOMINGUEZ PROFESSOR OF LAW 544 JRCB Provo, Utah (801) fax EMPLOYMENT Present J. Reuben Clark Law School Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah Professor of Law: Criminal Law, Community Lawyering, Legal Problem Solving, Public Policy Negotiation, Legal Negotiation and Settlement, Public Interest Law, Labor Law, Individual Employment Rights, Work Law, Alternative Dispute Resolution in the Workplace 9/05 12/05 Utah Valley State College, Orem, Utah Team-teacher with two UVSC Professors: Community Problem Solving Executive MBA Program, Brigham Young University Professor of Business Negotiation Summer 2002 Seattle University Law School Professor of Criminal Law 8/95-12/95 Hastings College of the Law University of California, San Francisco Visiting Law Professor: Labor and Employment Law, Lawyer as Activist 3/96 Ohio State University Law School Hewlett Visiting Scholar: Negotiation of Multicultural Conflict 2012 Raymond Uno Award for Advancement of Minorities in Legal Profession, Utah State Bar 2012 Lifetime Achievement Award for Service to Latino Community, Utah Valley University 2012 Award for Exceptional Service to BYU Law School Community, Student Bar Association 2011 Beacon of Hope Award, Intermountain Healthcare

2 2010 Distinguished Service Award, Government and Public Law Society, J. Reuben Clark Law School 2010 Award of Excellence, Martin Luther King, Jr., Commemoration, Utah Valley University 2009 Public Service Award, J. Reuben Clark Society 2009 Utah Peace Activist, Utah Valley University 2009 Higher Education Champion, Utah Valley University 2007 Excellence in Ethics Award, Utah Valley State College 2007 Law School Distinguished Service Award 2006 Utah Minority Bar Association Pro Bono Award 2005 Brigham Award (BYU s Highest Award for Service) 2004 Professor of the Year (2 nd and 3 rd year classes) 1999 Law School Distinguished Service Award 1993 Professor of the Year, Phi Alpha Delta 1993 Law School Distinguished Service Award 1992 Public Interest Law Society Service Award 1990 Law School Distinguished Service Award Order of the Coif Present Featured Keynote Speaker/Presenter/Workshop Leader on law, public education, juvenile justice, alternative dispute resolution, engaged learning, multicultural mediation, negotiation and public interest law at numerous law teacher and other professional conferences, including those of the American Bar Association, Law School Admission Council, Association of American Law Schools, and National Conference on Race Relations in American Higher Education University of California at Berkeley Assistant to the Provost: Principal analyst of student life; designed multicultural leadership projects which challenged diverse groups to negotiate effectively toward joint gains National Labor Relations Board, Oakland, California Trial Attorney: Litigated numerous unfair labor practice charges; negotiated and settled complex management/labor disputes. Award for Superior Performance University of California at Berkeley Instructor (Part-time): Creator and teacher of non-credit seminars which introduced students of color to engaged learning, legal

3 reasoning, and law practice Lifetime Achievement Award for building the Minority Pre-Law Coalition into a 300+ undergraduate club exemplifying character development, academic mastery, community service, and career preparation. EDUCATION Legal Boalt Hall School of Law, UC Berkeley Juris Doctor 1980 Admitted to California State Bar 1980 Licensed to practice law in California since 1980 Legal Services Summer Project Award, 1978 MALDEF Scholarship Award 1977 Undergraduate Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut Bachelor of Arts, Religious Studies, 1977 Graduated Cum Laude PUBLICATIONS A Walk of Thanksgiving, Clark Memorandum, J. Reuben Clark Law School (Fall 2010) The Ecology of Cultural Justice in Legal Education: How Affirmative Action Can Become Race Neutral by 2028, 88 University of Oregon Law Rev. 157 (2009) Community Lawyering in the Juvenile Cellblock: Creative Uses of Legal Problem Solving to Reconcile Competing Narratives on Prosecutorial Abuse, Juvenile Criminality, and Public Safety, 2007 Journal of Dispute Resolution 387 Equal Justice From a New Perspective, 2006 University of Utah Law Review 995 Getting Beyond Yes to Collaborative Justice: The Role of Negotiation in Community Lawyering, 12 Georgetown Journal on Poverty Law and Policy 55 (Spring 2005) Community Lawyering, Utah Bar Journal (May 2004)

4 Final Exam on the First Day of Class and Throughout the Course, Teaching the Law School Curriculum (Chapter 7, Criminal Law), Carolina Academic Press (2004) Redemptive Lawyering: The First (and Missing) Half of Legal Education and Law Practice, 37 California Western Law Review 27 (2000) Principle 2: Good Practice Encourages Cooperation Among Students, 7 Principles for Good Practice in Legal Education, 49 Journal of Legal Education 386 (1999) Personal Statements, Techniques for Teaching Law, (Gerald Hess and Steve Friedland, Ed.s, Carolina Academic Press, 1998) Past Imperfect, The Law Teacher, Fall 1997 Inclusive Teaching Methods Across the Curriculum: Academic Resource and Law Teachers Tie a Knot at the AALS, 31 USF Law Review 875 (1997) [co-written with Laurie Zimet, Fran Ansley, Charles E. Daye, and Rodney O. Fong] Negotiating Community Demands for Justice: Public Interest Law as a Problem-Solving Dialogue, 15 In the Public Interest 1, ( ) Beyond Zero-Sum Games: Multiculturalism as Enriched Law Training for All Students, 44 Journal of Legal Education 175 (1994) A Lesson in Justice, My First Year as a Lawyer: Real World Stories from America s Lawyers (Mark Simenhoff, Ed., Walker & Co. 1994) Just Cause Protection: Will the Demise of Employment at Will Breathe New Life into Collective Job Security? 28 Idaho Law Review 283, ( ) Thoughts Upon Graduating From Law School, Christian Legal Quarterly, Vol. II. No.4, Fall 1981 Employment Discrimination, The Independent, Winter 1979

5 RECENT MEDIA COVERAGE NATIONAL SERVICE Community Lawyering, a profile of public service, featured in LAWYERS AS PEACEMAKERS, J. Kim Wright, ed., American Bar Association (2010) Samaritan Justice, BYU Law School Homepage, (2010) Empowering a Community Through Public Service, BYU Law School Homepage, (2009) Lifting a Brother, BYU Magazine (Winter 2007) UVSC gives ethics award to Y. professor, Deseret News, September 21, 2007 BYU law prof beats streets, now shines, Salt Lake Tribune, October 17, Committee Member, Committee on Recruitment and Retention of Minority Law Teachers, Association of American Law Schools Committee Member, Minority Affairs Committee, Law School Admission Council Committee Member, Professional Development Committee, Association of American Law Schools Committee Member, Section on Minority Groups, Association of American Law Schools

6 STATE SERVICE 2011 Present Member, Committee on Resources for Self-represented Parties, Utah State Courts Member, Utah Task Force on Racial and Ethnic Fairness in the Legal System: Special assignment to develop cultural partnerships both in the criminal justice system and in the broader community to insure implementation and monitoring of Task Force recommendations. LOCAL SERVICE 2011 Present Member, Board of Directors, Mountainland Head Start 2008 Present Member, Board of Directors, Utah County Public Defenders Office Present Member, Community Relations Council Utah Valley University Executive Committee, Board of Directors, Community Dispute Resolution Services of Utah County Member, Human Relations Advisory Commission, Orem City, Utah (Police Relations Subcommittee) Member, Advisory Board, Community Mediation Center, Utah County Member, Utah County Minority Inter-Agency Council Board of Directors, Neighborhood Housing Services of Provo, Utah Member, Multicultural Subcommittee, Utah County Gang Task Force Former President and Director, Board of Advisors, Habitat for Humanity of Utah County