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Home > Fellows > Professor Florise Neville-Ewell, Fellow, Interviewed About Her Housing Literacy Program for Youth and Young Adults

Professor Florise Neville-Ewell, Fellow, Interviewed About Her Housing Literacy Program for Youth and Young Adults

January 15, 2025

Professor Florise Neville-Ewell, Fellow, had an interview with Legal News, where she discussed her organization 10CORE Law Society and future plans for it. 10CORE Law Society stands for the Ten Commandments of Real Estate Law Society.

Professor Florise Neville-Ewell, photo courtesy of Cooley Law School

Professor Neville-Ewell is currently a professor at Cooley Law School, where she currently teaches Property Law and Ethics and previously taught Contracts, Real Estate Finance, and Sales. After some time working for Sidley Austin and Honigman, she was General Counsel for the Detroit Housing Commission and Chief of Contracts for the city of Detroit. She previously served on the board of the Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA) and ultimately became chair of the board.

The organization most recently hosted their “Call It My House” 40-hour Program at Triumph Church in Detroit, which was sponsored by Wayne County Treasurer Eric Sabree. Students in the program are called Student CEO’s and they begin the program with a profession and income and walks through life’s milestones as they prepare to purchase their first “mock” homes. They also take a bus tour with realtors to see different neighborhoods and think about how much house they can afford.

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