Kimberly McCall

Kimberly McCall brings a wealth of experience in legal education and administration to her role as the Associate Dean of Academics and Director of the Fred D. Gray Institute for Law, Justice & Society at Lipscomb University. A distinguished alumna of Pepperdine University School of Law, she graduated with honors in 2011 and earned a certificate in Dispute Resolution, underscoring her commitment to fostering understanding and resolving conflicts through legal frameworks. Before embarking on her academic career, McCall gained invaluable experience in the judiciary system, serving as a law clerk for both the Court of Criminal Appeals and the Tennessee Supreme Court. These roles provided her with a profound understanding of the intricacies of the legal process and the importance of justice and fairness in the legal system. In addition to her academic and professional pursuits, McCall is deeply involved in community service. She is a dedicated board member for the Tennessee Prison Outreach Ministry, where she contributes to efforts aimed at rehabilitation and support for those affected by the criminal justice system. Her commitment to community service extends to her role with the Camp Blue Haven Foundation, where she helps to provide enriching experiences for youth. McCall is also an active member of the Harpeth Hills Church of Christ, where she engages with her community through faith-based initiatives. Her involvement in these organizations reflects her dedication to service and her belief in the power of community and faith to effect positive change. At Lipscomb University, McCall is known for her innovative approach to legal education, focusing on integrating practical skills with theoretical knowledge to prepare students for successful careers in law and justice. Her leadership at the Fred D. Gray Institute for Law, Justice & Society is marked by a commitment to social justice and the development of future leaders who are equipped to address the complex legal and societal challenges of our time.