Humphrey Program Administration

Padideh Ala'i
Director of the Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program
Office: Room 330
Phone: 202-274-4227
E-mail: palai@wcl.american.edu

Padideh Ala’i is a Professor of Law at American University, Washington College of Law (WCL) in
Washington D.C. where she specializes in areas of international trade law and development and
comparative legal traditions. She received her J.D. from Harvard Law School in 1988 and was in private
legal practice with the law firms of Jones Day and Reichler, Milton and Medel prior to joining the Faculty
of the WCL in 1997. In private practice Professor Ala’i represented developing country governments, including Guyana,
Nicaragua, Uganda, China and the Philippines in their negotiations with foreign investors, US Government and its federal
agencies, as well as multilateral institutions such as the World Bank. To learn more aboutProfessor Ala’i, please visit her
faculty page.

Melanija Radnovic
International Programs Coordinator
4910 Massachusetts Avenue, Suite 16/Room 126
202-274-4391
mradnovic@wcl.american.edu

Melanija Radnovic is the International Programs Coordinator. She manages the International Visiting
Scholars Program and is the Assistant Coordinator for the Humphrey Fellowship Program. She received
her LLB/JD degree from the University of Novi Sad Law School, Serbia, and her LLM degree in
International Legal Studies with two specializations: International Business Law and International Environmental Law from AU WCL. Melanija has worked in the areas of business, trade, contract, labor, real estate and property law. She has successfully represented individuals and corporate clients, and was involved in a number of research projects related to international environmental law issues, investment, and trade with various NGOs in the DC area. She speaks Serbian, Croatian, and basic Macedonian, Slovenian, and German.”

Daniel Enos
Staff Assistant
humphrey@wcl.american.edu

Daniel Enos is currently serving as the staff assistant to the Humphrey Fellowship Program. He is
enrolled in American University’s School of Public Affairs and is working towards a Bachelor’s Degree
in Law and Society. To further his education, Enos has had much work experience in the legal fields
of domestic violence and sexual assault. He plans to use this professional knowledge to help in his
future academic endeavors, including the Peace Corps Master’s International Program. This program
allows him to earn a Master’s Degree in International Relations, while assisting the community that he
is assigned to. When this is completed, Enos hopes to attend law school and eventually work within international law; more
specifically, human trafficking.

Mailing Address:
4801 Massachusetts Ave, NW
Washington, DC 20016

Office Location:
4910 Massachusetts Ave, NW
Suite 16

 

 

 

Phone: 202-274-4427
Fax: 202-274-4226
humphrey@wcl.american.edu