She is also a Sault Tribe Appellate Court Judge and a Sault Tribe member. Kronk was the tribe’s chief appellate court judge from the spring of 2008 until February of this year when her term expired and has since been reappointed to another four-year term. She accepted her current position at KU this past June overseeing the university’s Indian Law Program. She also directs and supervises students working for credit hours at the Tribal Judicial Support Clinic. Clinical students provide support for the four federally recognized tribes in Kansas and any other tribal court seeking their assistance by drafting memoranda, developing tribal codes and whatever other legal work is requested – with the tribes as their clients.