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×Kim Pacelli is an Attorney and Consultant who is intimately familiar with the unique circumstances and day-to-day challenges facing today’s colleges, universities, and schools. She provides practical legal and consulting advice to assist colleges, universities, and schools to confidently manage high-risk issues on their campuses. Her practice includes services such as policy and procedure development and consultation; program review, audit, and compliance consultations; tailored on-site training programs; and investigations, among others. She has trained and advised on Title IX policy and procedures, CLERY reporting and compliance, student mental health interventions and policies, FERPA and student privacy issues, free speech issues for both public and private institutions, and student conduct issues, among others.
Kim’s solution-oriented approach to her work stems from her extensive experience as a student affairs practitioner. Kim served as Senior Associate Dean of Student Affairs at Bowdoin College where she provided leadership, operational, budget and personnel oversight to the many central offices of the college, including the Dean’s office, Health Services, Counseling Services, Residential Life, and other student support offices. Kim also previously served as Associate Dean of Student Life at Harvard, providing key leadership for the Harvard residential life system and management within the Office of Student Life, and as the Director of Residential Life at Bowdoin.
While attending the University of Maine School of Law, Kim served as a judicial extern with Judge Kermit V. Lipez of the First Circuit Court of Appeals, and as Bernstein Fellow with the Maine District Court in York County. She also served as the Executive Editor for Maine Law Review. After earning her undergraduate degree at Bowdoin, Kim also earned a Master’s in Education at the Harvard Graduate School of Education where she focused her studies on higher education administration.
Kim Pacelli is an Attorney and Consultant who is intimately familiar with the unique circumstances and day-to-day challenges facing today’s colleges, universities, and schools. She provides practical legal and consulting advice to assist colleges, universities, and schools to confidently manage high-risk issues on their campuses. Her practice includes services such as policy and procedure development and consultation; program review, audit, and compliance consultations; tailored on-site training programs; and investigations, among others. She has trained and advised on Title IX policy and procedures, CLERY reporting and compliance, student mental health interventions and policies, FERPA and student privacy issues, free speech issues for both public and private institutions, and student conduct issues, among others.
Kim’s solution-oriented approach to her work stems from her extensive experience as a student affairs practitioner. Kim served as Senior Associate Dean of Student Affairs at Bowdoin College where she provided leadership, operational, budget and personnel oversight to the many central offices of the college, including the Dean’s office, Health Services, Counseling Services, Residential Life, and other student support offices. Kim also previously served as Associate Dean of Student Life at Harvard, providing key leadership for the Harvard residential life system and management within the Office of Student Life, and as the Director of Residential Life at Bowdoin.
While attending the University of Maine School of Law, Kim served as a judicial extern with Judge Kermit V. Lipez of the First Circuit Court of Appeals, and as Bernstein Fellow with the Maine District Court in York County. She also served as the Executive Editor for Maine Law Review. After earning her undergraduate degree at Bowdoin, Kim also earned a Master’s in Education at the Harvard Graduate School of Education where she focused her studies on higher education administration.