Alyssa Crowell

As a Senior Staff Attorney, Alyssa works in the Transparency and Regulatory Affairs Program (TRAP) and the Animal Law Education & Scholarship Program (ALESP). In TRAP she works on behalf of animals in laboratories, puppy mills, the entertainment industry, and factory farms through data gathering and analysis, strategic litigation support, and regulatory advocacy.

Alyssa has a Bachelor of Arts in Law & Social Thought and Political Science from the University of Toledo and a law degree from Lewis & Clark Law School. While at Lewis & Clark Law School she was a part of her Student Animal Legal Defense Fund Chapter, a member of the Animal Law Review, and participated in the International Environmental Law Project Clinic, which focuses on international wildlife issues. Alyssa also teaches Wildlife Law at Cleveland State University College of Law.

Alyssa is located in Ann Arbor, Michigan with her husband and their rescues Ruth and Peaches.