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Center
Director
Professor Golten received his A.B. from the University
of Michigan with honors in economics and his J.D. from Harvard
Law School. Professor Golten initiated and was the director of
the American Indian Law Clinic at the University of Colorado Law
School from January 1992 to June 1996, has worked in private practice
with a firm specializing in natural resources and Indian Law, has
served as the acting director of the Law Support Center of the
Native American Fights Fund (NARF), and as founder and director
of the NWF Natural Resource Litigation Clinic at the University
of Colorado Law School.
He has also been the County Attorney for a Colorado mountain community
(Summit County), a public defender in the District of Columbia,
general counsel for the Office of Economic Opportunity's Job Corps,
taught courses in mental health law, natural resource law, professional
responsibility, and American Indian Law, run clinical programs
at three different American universities, and helped to establish
clinical legal programs with an emphasis on human rights in East
Africa, Central Asia and Eastern Europe.
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