Docia L. Rudley
Docia Rudley is the Executive Director
for Assessment at Thurgood Marshall School of Law, Texas Southern
University, where she works with the faculty, administrators, and
students to implement assessment initiatives for the law school.
For twenty five years, she has been an educator and teacher,
previously serving as a member of the Thurgood Marshall Law School
faculty. Dr. Rudley was recently selected by the Center for Inquiry
at Wabash College to participate in the national Teagle Foundation
Assessment Scholar Development program. As a development scholar,
she works with the Center to assist faculty and staff at colleges
and universities across the country with assessment programs. She
co-presented “Developing and Measuring Students’ Foundational
Lawyering Skills” at the 2011 Summer Institute for Law Teaching and
Learning at New York Law School; and “Using Outcomes Assessment to
Develop and Measure Students’ Foundational Lawyering Skills: A
Programmatic Approach” at the Inaugural Conference of the Center for
Excellence in Law School Teaching at Albany Law School. She is a
graduate of the University of Washington School of Law.
