Education
- JD, University of North Carolina School of Law, 2016
- BA in Sociology, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 2008
Corey Frost
Teaching Professor
Pro Bono Faculty Director
Corey Frost joined Wake Forest in 2026 as a Teaching Professor after spending six years representing survivors of domestic violence at Legal Aid of North Carolina. Prior to that he represented parents in special education litigation at a small firm, worked in public health research at a government contractor, and was a Clifton Everett Fellow at Legal Aid.
Corey is a graduate of the UNC School of Law and received his undergraduate degree from UNC Chapel Hill. In addition to teaching, Corey supervises the Pro Bono Project at Wake Forest and is the Faculty Adviser to the Public Interest Law Organization.
Courses
LAW 426 Domestic Violence and the Law
Publications
Articles
- Protecting Written Family Communication in Jails: A 50-State Survey, Prison Policy Initiative (2016).
- Lessons Learned from Community-Based Approaches to Sodium Reduction., American Journal of Health Promotion 29(4):255-8 (2015).
- Factors Associated with Interest in Subspecialty Training among Neurology Residents., Teaching and Learning In Medicine 27(2):138-146 (2015).
- Interest in Providing Multiple Sclerosis Care and Subspecializing in Multiple Sclerosis among Neurology Residents., International Journal of MS Care 16(1):26-38 (2014).
- Reclaiming Critical Analysis: The Social Harms of 'Bitch.', Sociological Analysis 3(1):46-68 (2009).