Kristen Holmquist is a Teaching Professor of Law who joined the Berkeley Law faculty in 2008. She teaches constitutional law, contracts, and estates and trusts, as well as a handful of courses that more directly explore the human sides of lawyering. She writes and thinks about legal pedagogy and curriculum, and is especially focused on making law school a more equitable and inclusive space. As part of that effort, she helped build Berkeley Law’s Academic Skills Program.
Professor Holmquist has been honored with a number of teaching awards, including UC Berkeley’s Distinguished Teaching Award and the law school’s Rutter Award for Teaching Excellence.
Kristen L Holmquist is teaching the following courses in Spring 2025:
220.6 sec. 003 - Constitutional Law
227.2 sec. 001 - Satisfaction in Law and Life
242.3 sec. 001 - Lawyering as Problem Solving
Courses During Other Semesters
Semester | Course Num | Course Title | ![]() | Fall 2024 | 202F sec. 008 | Contracts | 221.61 sec. 001 | Structural Change in Public Education Seminar | 221.62 sec. 001 | Structural Change in Public Education Simulation Course | 295.6K sec. 001 | Structural Change in Public Education Away Field Placement | Spring 2024 | 220.6 sec. 003 | Constitutional Law | View Teaching Evaluation | 221.61 sec. 001 | Structural Change in Public Education Seminar | 221.62 sec. 001 | Structural Change in Public Education Simulation Course | 227.2 sec. 001 | Satisfaction in Law and Life | View Teaching Evaluation | 242.3 sec. 001 | Lawyering as Problem Solving | View Teaching Evaluation | 295.6K sec. 001 | Structural Change in Public Education Away Field Placement |
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