Deputy Director
202-662-9465
sck3@law.georgetown.edu
Selected Active Projects
- ARV-Based HIV Prevention Technologies: Developing the Capacity and Tools to Deliver New Prevention Products
- Joint Action and Learning Initiative
Selected Prior Projects
- Assessing the Impact of Federal and State Law on Public Health Preparedness
- Food Informatics Portal
- Global Health Governance
- Global Preparation for Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis to Prevent the Transmission of HIV
- Modernizing and Rationalizing Food Safety Regulations
- Planning for PrEP
- Produce Safety Project
- WHO IHR i-Course
Susan C. Kim
Susan C. Kim, JD, MPH, MBA, is the Deputy Director fo the O’Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law. She also directs the global health law project, "ARV-Based HIV Prevention Technologies: Developing the Capacity and Tools to Deliver New Prevention Products."
Previously, from 2011-2012, Susan was a Project Director and in 2010-2011, she was the Manager of Grants and Communications and a Project Manager for the O’Neill Institute, where she managed all development activities for the institute in addition to overseeing a research project.
From 2008-2010, she was an O’Neill Institute Law Fellow. As a law fellow, she worked on a number of national and global health law and policy projects on topics such as domestic emergency preparedness, food safety regulation, global health governance, HIV/AIDS prevention strategies, and implementation of the World Health Organization’s revised International Health Regulations.
Susan holds a law degree from the University of Connecticut, a Master of Public Health in health management and policy from the University of Michigan School of Public Health, and a Master of Business Administration at the McDonough School of Business at Georgetown University.
