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Full time Faculty ruler
Professor Lama Abu-Odeh Lama Abu-Odeh

Professor of Law
LL.B., University of Jordan; LL.M., University of Bristol, England; MA, University of York, York, England; S.J.D., Harvard

Address: 

600 New Jersey Avenue N.W.
Washington, DC 20001

Office Location: McDonough 534

Assistant: Tselane-Danielle Holloway

Phone: 9403


Biography

LL.B., University of Jordan, Ammam, Jordan; LL.M., University of Bristol, England; MA, University of York, York, England; S.J.D., Harvard. Prior to joining the Law Center, Professor Abu-Odeh was a consulting assistant professor at Stanford Law School, where she taught Criminal Law, Comparative Family Law, Islamic Law, and a seminar entitled "Nations, Races, and Religion." Professor Abu-Odeh was a writing instructor in the Graduate Program and Coordinator of Special Academic Projects, Islamic Legal Studies Program, at Harvard Law School. She worked at the World Bank as legal counsel in the Middle East/North Africa Division, Legal Department. As an elections observer for the United Nations, South Africa, Professor Abu-Odeh participated in voter education, party monitoring, and election supervision during the period leading to the first democratic elections in South Africa. Professor Abu-Odeh has written articles on Feminism and Islam.