Biography
Rebecca Moor teaches in the Legal Practice Skills Program. Prior to working at Suffolk, Rebecca taught Legal Skills and International Law at the University of Massachusetts School of Law, where she also served as Director of Advocacy Programs and oversaw the law school’s involvement in moot court and mock trial competitions. Before that, she taught legal research and writing at New England School of Law and was the Associate Director of Professional Development at Boston University of School of Law. Previously, she worked as a Program Attorney at Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education (MCLE), a Professional Development Advisor at Northeastern School of Law, and a Legal Skills Advisor at the University of Nottingham School of Law in England.
Rebecca Moor received her JD from Columbia Law School in 2005 and her LLM (Master of Laws) in International Law in 2006.
Education
- 2006 - University of Nottingham School of Law - LLM
- 2005 - Columbia Law School, Columbia University - JD
- 1994 - Columbia College, Columbia University - BA
Media
- Planning for Next Year (with Amanda Stephen), Legal Writing Institute New Member Series, May 2026
- From NextGen to New Syllabus: Redesigning the Legal Writing Curriculum (with Professor Betsy Byra), The Association of American Law Schools Annual Meeting, Jan. 2026
- Program Redesign for the NextGen Bar Exam: To Boldly Go Where No One Has Gone Before (with Professors Betsy Byra, Jennifer Davis, and Shaun Spencer), New England Writing Conference, Nov. 2024
- So, I Have This Student: How to Handle Challenging Students (with Joan Rocklin), LWI New Member Series, Oct. 2025
Bar Admittance
Massachusetts, 2011
