of the American Bar Association Section of Legal Education; the Gignoux Inn of Court in Portland; and Maine’s Justice Action Group. Teaching and scholarship Pitegoff has taught law school courses in corporation law, professional responsibility and ethics, economic development law, nonprofit organizations, corporate governance, and employee benefits law. He oversees the Economic Justice Fellowship program at Maine Law, which provides support and fieldwork opportunities to students with a demonstrated interest in economic justice and community development. He serves on the Board of Directors of Avesta Housing, a nonprofit developer of affordable housing in Maine and New Hampshire, and on the Board of Trustees of the Surf Point Foundation, an arts and artist residency institution. He is a frequent panelist at a wide range of conferences and workshops, and serves on the Executive Committee of the Association of American Law Schools (AALS) Section on Community Economic Development. Pitegoff has worked and written extensively in the areas of economic development, corporate organization, nonprofits, employee ownership, welfare and labor policy, urban revitalization, and community development finance. Selected publications Community Development Finance and Economic Justice, Chapter 4 in FROM THE GROUND UP: LEGAL SCHOLARSHIP FOR THE URBAN CORE (Rashmi Dyal-Chand & Peter D. Enrich, eds.) (Cambridge Univ. Press, 2019). Community Development Law, Economic Justice, and the Legal Academy, 26 JOURNAL OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT LAW 31 (2017). Edmund Muskie's Creative Federalism and Urban Development Today, 67 MAINE LAW REVIEW 252 (2015) An Evolving Foreclosure Landscape: The Ibanez Case and Beyond, 5 ADVANCE 131 (2011) (co-authored with Laura Underkuffler). The Legacy of Frank M. Coffin, 63 MAINE LAW REVIEW 385 (2011) The Market for Change: Community Economic Development on a Wider Stage, in PROGRESSIVE LAWYERING, GLOBALIZATION, AND MARKETS: RETHINKING IDEOLOGY AND STRATEGY (Clare Dalton, ed. 2007). Worker Ownership in Enron’s Wake—Revisiting a Community Development Tactic, 8 JOURNAL OF SMALL & EMERGING BUSINESS LAW 239 (2004). Shaping Regional Economies to Sustain Quality Work: The Cooperative Health Care Network, in HARD LABOR: WOMEN AND WORK IN THE POST-WELFARE ERA (Joel Handler & Lucie White, eds., 1999). Child Care Policy and the Welfare Reform Act, 6 JOURNAL OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT LAW 113 (1997) (co-authored with Lauren Breen). Unions, Finance, and Labor’s Capital, chapter 5 in UNIONS AND PUBLIC POLICY: THE NEW ECONOMY, LAW AND DEMOCRATIC POLITICS (Lawrence G. Flood, ed., Greenwood Press 1995). Law School Initiatives in Housing and Community Development, 4 BOSTON