Adjunct Professor
Georgetown Law School
Washington, District of Columbia
Teach Trial Advocacy and Applied Evidence
Former AUSA and Legal Trainer
As a happily retired Assistant U.S. Attorney (AUSA) with decades of prosecutorial experience, I now offer my expertise in training to those outside the government. I am currently an adjunct professor at Georgetown Law, and I have had the privilege of training both nationally and internationally.
Throughout my career, I served in key roles such as the training coordinator for the Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys (EOUSA) and the Criminal Division, where I designed and implemented educational programs for federal employees. I also worked internationally with OPDAT, conducting training for professionals across the globe. My home base for decades was the Department of Justice’s training facility, the National Advocacy Center.
My experience spans a wide range of areas and I am eager to collaborate with organizations, law schools, non-profits, and other partners to develop and deliver impactful training initiatives. I love planning and conducting trainings and would welcome an opportunity to work with you.
Georgetown Law School
Washington, District of Columbia
Teach Trial Advocacy and Applied Evidence
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