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Technology and privacy issues affect nearly every aspect of our lives. Knowing the law and underlying policies will help you succeed in our technology-driven world. The John Marshall Law school has a long tradition of being at the forefront of legal education-anticipating practice trends and the impact of emerging technologies on law and business. Since the early 1970's, even before the creation of the Center for Information Technology and Privacy Law in 1983, the law school has been offering courses in privacy and technology law and policy.
Whether you are a practicing lawyer wanting to enhance your knowledge of IT and privacy law, a law student interested in distinguishing yourself with a sought-after skill set, a business professional or policy maker looking to advance your career, we offer a wide range of activities, courses and degree programs to suit your needs.
We invite you to explore this web site to learn how you can round out your education and develop a marketable expertise for today's and tomorrow's legal environment.
Our Advisory Board is made up of preeminent lawyers, executives and policymakers -- all recognized experts in the information technology and privacy fields. Advisory Board Members help drive the Center's substance and direction by providing program guidance, support and mentoring.
ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS (in alphabetical order, affiliations are for identification purposes):
- John Bace1, Research Vice President, Gartner Inc.
- Richard C. Balough1,2, Attorney at Law, Law Offices of Richard C. Balough
- Charisse Castagnoli2, Independent Security Consultant
- Sharon Christiansen1, Attorney, U.S. Department of Justice
- Todd Flaming2, Partner, Schopf & Weiss
- Renard C. Francois1, Attorney, Regulatory & Privacy, Caterpillar Inc.
- Robert Gurwin1,2, Assistant General Counsel, AOL, LLC.
- Carol Newman1, Sr. Legal Counsel, Invensys Controls
- Alison Rogers1, Corp. IT Compliance, Privacy and Data Security Analyst, Dell Computers
- John Shea, Marketing Consultant
- Liisa Thomas2, Partner, Winston & Strawn
The Center is indebted to the current Advisory Board Members for their assistance and input.
1 JMLS Alumnus 2 Member of the CITPL Adjunct Faculty
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