She was a graduate from the University of Michigan Law School and also clerked for Michigan Supreme Court Justice Dennis Archer in 1990. After Justice Archer retired a few years later, she stayed on to serve as the clerk for Justice Conrad Mallet. Perhaps it was a taste of politics, or maybe even a combination of the law and politics, but in the early 1990s, Guindi made the strategic move to Washington D.C.
After serving at one of D.C.'s most prestigious law firms, Guindi knew it was time once again to challenge herself. She decided to return to law school in 1995, where she served in the role of the associate director of the Office of Public Service. A few short years later, she was named the director for the Office of Career Services and in 2001, she was appointed into the role she now currently serves. She takes great pride in all of her career highlights, but she especially knows how important it is for law students to keep their faith and allow it to propel them forward once they've completed their legal education. She provides many different services for both students and alumni. A few of these services include recruiting programs held on campus, career counseling for current and former University of Michigan students and informational programs hosted on campus. To be sure, her priority is always those students who look to her for answers.
Other contributions Susan Guindi have made include a stint as a contributing editor of the Michigan Law Review, a former chair of the Public Service Committee of the National Association of Law Placement and she holds dual memberships in California and Michigan. She graduated Order of the Coif and magna cum laude from the University of Michigan Law School.
For more information on Susan Guindi and her role in the Assistant Dean's position at the University of Michigan Law School, visit the school's website at Law.UMich.edu.
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