Elena Kagan: Biographical details
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NAME: Elena Kagan BORN: April 28, 1960-New York City EXPERIENCE: U.S. solicitor general, 2009-present; dean, Harvard Law School, 2003-09; professor of law, Harvard Law School, 2001; visiting professor, Harvard Law School, 1999-2001; deputy assistant to President Clinton for domestic policy and deputy director of the Domestic Policy Council, 1997-99; associate counsel to President Clinton, 1995-96; professor, University of Chicago Law School, 1991-95; worked in private practice, Washington, 1989-91; law clerk to Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall, 1987-88; clerked for Judge Abner Mikva of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, 1986-87. EDUCATION: Princeton University, bachelor’s, 1981; Worcester College at Oxford, master’s, 1983; Harvard Law School, law degree, 1986. QUOTE: ‘I like to think that one of the good things about me is that I know what I don’t know and that I figure out how to learn it when I need to learn it.’ -- Associated Press |