I am not certified as a specialist by the Tennessee Commission on Continuing Legal Education and Specialization.
Areas of Practice
Represented Individuals in Security Clearance Hearings and Appeals since 1994 when the refederalized the program in Oak Ridge, TN.
Bar Admission
Tennessee, 1974
Education
Iowa State University, B.S.
Purdue University, Curtis Wright Cadette
University of Minnesota, M.S.
University of Tennessee College of Law, J.D.
University of Tennessee, Doctorate in Education, E.D.
Doctoral Dissertation, Doctorate in Education
People Centered Law: Brinigng Life Back to Lawyer-Client Relationships through Collaborative Lawyering.
Professional Associations & Memberships
Knoxville Bar Association
Tennessee Bar Association
Rule 31 Listed General Civil/Family Mediator
Prior Activities
Chairperson, Rural Legal Services for 25+ years
Director, Neighborhood Youth Corps
Director, Anderson County Community Action
Chairperson, Anderson County Community Action
Personal
Married to Mel Stulberg for over 50 years
Three daughters and four grandchildren
Home town, Fort Dodge, Iowa
Honors & Awards
Named EvaMag's 2008 Woman of the Year
Honerary Award from the Knights of Columbus
Tennessee Bar Associations 1999 Pro Bono Attorney of the Year
"To quote Chief Justice E. Riley Anderson, while speaking at the 20th Anniversary celebration of Rural Legal Services of Tennessee, “The county had a legal aid program before RLST arrived – it was called Dorothy Stulberg, the 1999 Harris Gilbert Pro Bono Attorney of the Year.” Ms. Stulberg was chairman of the board of RLST from 1976 to 1999. She has contributed greatly to her community of Oak Ridge — she established the area’s community action program (and later directed it), and the Neighborhood Youth Corps (and later directed it). She has traveled the gamut of legal representation — assisting many of the county’s most disadvantaged families while handling landmark litigation such as convincing Tennessee high school athletics authorities to end girls half-court basketball. Through her life and practice, she has exemplified how an attorney can use personal and professional skills to the benefit of the community." - Pro Bono Award Winners Announced at the Tennessee Bar Association's 1999 Annual Meeiting, by Stephanie D. Smith
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