Carlota Toledo

Carlota Toledo is a distinguished ASP Professor of Practice at Shepard Broad College of Law, Nova Southeastern University. With a robust academic background, she holds a Juris Doctor from DePaul University and a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Chicago. Her teaching portfolio includes courses in Legal Skills and Professionalism, where she is dedicated to enhancing students' critical reading and reasoning abilities, as well as fostering their professional identity. In addition to her teaching responsibilities, Professor Toledo plays a pivotal role as a coach in the NSU Law Raising the Bar program. In this capacity, she provides invaluable mentorship and guidance to recent graduates preparing for the Florida Bar Exam and other jurisdictions, drawing on her extensive experience in student affairs and academic advising. With over 15 years of experience in higher education, Professor Toledo has developed a deep expertise in academic support and student development. Her commitment to the field is further demonstrated by her active membership in several professional organizations, including the Association for Academic Support Educators (AASE), the American Association of Law Schools, and the National Academic Advising Association. Professor Toledo is also a valued member of the Learning and Educational Center Advisory Council at NSU, where she contributes her insights and expertise to enhance educational practices. Her research interests are centered on academic support, professional identity formation, and assessment, areas in which she continues to contribute through her scholarly work. Her dedication to student success and her passion for fostering professional growth make her an integral part of the academic community at Nova Southeastern University. Professor Toledo's contributions to legal education and her commitment to student development have made a significant impact on the lives of her students and colleagues alike.