Rate My Professor Marsha Griggs

An outspoken advocate for access to the legal profession and equitable practices in regulatory licensing, Griggs' scholarship critically examines bar licensure, professional responsibility, and regulatory reforms. Her notable publications include "Bar Examination: A Verb, Not a Noun" (2025), "Outsourcing Self-Regulation" (Washington & Lee Law Review, 2023), "Fix or Fox: Where Do We Go from Here?" (2022), "Race, Rules, and Disregarded Reality" (2021), "An Epic Fail" (Howard Law Journal, 2020), and "Building a Better Bar Exam" (Texas A&M Law Review). She co-authored influential pieces such as "The Bar Exam and the COVID-19 Pandemic: The Need for Immediate Action" (2020) and "Diploma Privilege and the Constitution" (2020). Her work has been published in leading journals including the Ohio State Law Journal, SMU Law Review Forum, and Northwestern Law Review of Note. Griggs chairs the Bar Advocacy Committee for the Association of Academic Support Educators (AASE), which introduced Best Practices for Online Bar Exam Administration, and serves on the executive boards for the AALS Section on Academic Support and the Society of American Law Teachers (SALT). In 2021, she received the Trailblazer Award from the AALS Section on Academic Support. She teaches Legal Profession, Real Property, and Evidence at SLU Law.