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Adjunct Instructor of International Relations, American Government and Constitutional Law


Staff Writer for International Affairs Review website, George Washington University


Earned Master’s Degree in International Policy (MIPP) at GWU, earning Certificate in Middle East Studies


Texas and DC Attorney with years experience in litigation, administrative law and prosecution


                Former Appellate Prosecutor of criminal defendants


                Earned L.L.M. (Master’s Degree in Law) at the London School of Economics in


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Recent International Policy Education


 


Master’s in International Policy and Practice, The George Washington University                   January          


              Presently pursuing Certificate in Middle East Studies                                                  January - present                                 


Political Violence and Terrorism, US Foreign Policy and Terrorism, Arab/Israeli Conflict, US Foreign Policy in Persian Gulf, Immigration Law, Political Psychology, International Law, Politics of the Middle East, Intelligence, US Foreign Policy, Comparative Governments, International Economics, Intermediate Arabic,  Research:



  • Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula – Dangers and Outlook

  • Hezbollah Patrons, Hezbollah Relationships and Nasrallah Speeches

  • Water in Palestine, Israel’s Power Politics

  • Hamas Strategies

  • Psychological Profile of Nasrallah  of Hezbollah

  • Economic Sanctions Against Iran as a Response to Terrorism

  • Political Strategies of Hezbollah in the Failed State of Lebanon

  • The Durability of Military Influence in the Middle East

  • Conflict between the Sunni and Shia and Kurds and Arabs


 


Certificate, Intermediate Arabic, University of Alexandria, Egypt                                                        Summer


Student, Intermediate Arabic, Middle East Institute, Washington, D.C.                                     September – present


Certificate, Intermediate Arabic, University of Jordan, Amman, Jordan                                             Summer


Certificate, Intermediate Arabic, American University in Beirut, Lebanon                                          Summer


 


Professional Experience


 


Adjunct Instructor, Montgomery College, Rockville, Maryland                                          January – present



  • Instructor of International Relations and American Government


 


Staff Writer, International Affairs Review website, GWU, www.iar-gwu.edu          November – present



  • Articles about the Lebanese government, Thomas Ricks critique of Iraq War, Gaza


 


Volunteer, Senator Jim Webb’s Arlington Office                                                     September – January


 


Research and Author of presentation about Supreme Court - Term                       January – July


 


Adjunct Instructor, taught two classes of Government at Montgomery College, Texas      June – July


 


Attorney, Godwin Pappas Langley Ronquillo (Dunn, Kacal), Houston, Texas   November – October



  • Representation of dentists, physicians, nursing homes, analysis of expert reports, evidence and statutes


Judicial Law Clerk (Attorney) for Judge Lamar McCorkle, rd District Court,          March – November



  • Analyzed civil litigation pleadings, motions, depositions, briefs; prepared legal memoranda for Judge


Adjunct Instructor, Constitutional Law, University of Houston Political Science Dept., August–December



  • Instructor, Introduction to Constitutional Law; guest lecturer, Introduction to Government (Jan-Feb )


Appellate Prosecutor, Harris County District Attorney, Houston, Texas                            March -August



  • Prosecuted criminals by writing criminal appellate briefs for Texas Courts of Appeals

  • / were violence to women and children (aggravated assault, sexual assault, indecency, injury to a child)

  •  &frac; were drug-related; &frac; were robbery, aggravated robbery, burglary or theft, murders, DWIs

  • Argued before Court of Appeals, th District


 


Judicial Law Clerk for Judge Lamar McCorkle, rd Civil District Court                                     -


Adjunct Lecturer, University of Houston Political Science Department                                             -


  Taught Law and Society twice, using First Amendment Law and Constitutional Law texts.


Attorney Intern, Texas First Court of Appeals                                                                          August -March


  Prepared draft civil and criminal opinions for justices; analyzed briefs of parties


Lecturer, researcher, Juvenile Death Penalty, University of Melbourne Political Science class     


L.L.M. student, earned L.L.M., London School of Economics, London                                                


 


Education


 


Certificate, Middle East Studies, George Washington University                                                        in progress


Master’s in International Policy and Practice (MIPP), George Washington University,               January


Elliott School of International Affairs        


Certificate, Intermediate Arabic, University of Alexandria, Egypt                                                        Summer


Certificate, Intermediate Arabic, University of Jordan, Amman, Jordan                                             Summer


Certificate, Intermediate Arabic, American University in Beirut, Lebanon                                          Summer


 


L.L.M., London School of Economics, University of London, England                                             


American Constitutional History, International Protection of Human Rights,


Constitutional and Institutional Law of the European Union, Juvenile Justice


Dissertation: The Juvenile Death Penalty – Evolving International Standards of Decency


 


J.D., University of Tulsa College of Law, Tulsa, Oklahoma                                                                  


      Law Review: Wrongful Death of Children in Oklahoma, Tulsa Law Journal,


 


B.A., Colorado Women’s College, Denver, Colorado, Political Science and European Studies       


 


University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia                                                                                      


   Course: The Emerging World (Dis)Order, a study of post Cold War politics


Harvard Law School, Program of Instruction for Lawyers,                                                                 ,


   Constitutional Law and Theory, International Human Rights, State and Local Government Law


 


Legal, Writing, Teaching Background



  • Staff Writer, International Affairs Review, www.iar-gwu.org

  • Member, Women’s Foreign Policy Group, www.wfpg.org

  • Admitted to Texas and D.C. Bar Associations

  • Adjunct Lecturer, previous positions


                : Taught classes of Government at Montgomery College in Texas


                : University of Houston Pol. Sci. Dept., Lecturer in Introduction to Constitutional Law


                , : UH Pol. Sci. Dept., Law and Society, used First Amendment Law and Constitutional Law texts



  • Lecturer, Supreme Court Term -, The Chief Justice Roberts Court                                            


                Juvenile Death Penalty – Evolving Standards of International Decency              



  • Other Articles: Supreme Court Term -, Chief Justice Roberts Court, July


Recent Developments in Medical Malpractice Defense Law, Newsletter, GHSHRM -               


                                The Controversial Juvenile Death Penalty, presented to First Court of Appeals, Texas, Aug.


                                Update on Medical Malpractice and Tort Reform – House Bill and Proposition