TLS Student Fellows Program

TLS is recruiting for our second  TLS Student Fellows Program Cohort.  Our goal is to select and appoint five students as we did for our inaugural cohort.  For more information on the TLS Program, visit our website.

Program Goal:

The TLS Program works on cutting edge issues at the intersection of technology, law, and security, to shape policy and educate and train future leaders in the field. The TLS Student Fellows Program was launched to: develop and support WCL students interested in TLS-related issues; provide these students research, writing, and career development opportunities; and connect these students with alumni and mentors in both the public and private sectors. TLS Student Fellows will be fully integrated into TLS activities and programs, receive one-on-one guidance and mentorship from TLS staff and faculty, and be given the opportunity to work with TLS staff and faculty on research projects.

Program Requirements:

Fellows will be expected to:

  • Be active members of the TLS student society.
  • Assist in planning, organizing, and promoting TLS events, to include TLS Speaker Series events. Each fellow will be responsible for leading development of one event during their one-year term.
  • Attend four TLS events over the course of the year.
  • Serve as TLS ambassadors to the WCL student body.

Application Process:

2021 - 2022 TLS Student Fellows

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Laila Abdelaziz

Laila Abdelaziz is a member of the American University Washington College of Law ("WCL") Class of 2022. Laila also serves on the American University Business Law Review as Business & Marketing Editor for the Volume 11 Executive Board and on the WCL Tech, Law & Security ("TLS") Student Society as Outreach & Marketing Director.

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Jackson Colling

Jackson Colling is a second-year J.D. candidate at American University Washington College of Law (WCL) interested in national security, international law, and foreign policy. At WCL, Jackson serves as an Articles Editor for the National Security Law Brief and as a Senior Staffer for the American University Legislation and Policy Brief.

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Kady Hammer

Kady Hammer is a third-year evening law student interested in cybersecurity, data privacy, national security and emerging technologies. She is an ICANN@NextGen72 member with her research focusing on securing border gateway protocols (BGP).

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Divya Ramjee

Divya Ramjee is a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Justice, Law & Criminology, as well as an adjunct instructor in the Department of Justice, Law & Criminology and Department of Government

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Justin Singh

Justin Singh is a rising second-year J.D. candidate at the American University Washington College of Law (AUWCL), where he focuses on data security, privacy, and trade controls and agreements.

 
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