A.B., Princeton; J.D., Harvard
David A. Super’s research focuses on Administrative Law, Constitutional Law, Legislation (including the federal budget), Local Government Law, and Public Welfare Law. He teaches these subjects as well as Civil Procedure, Contracts, Evidence, Property, and Torts. In addition to Georgetown, he has also taught law at Columbia, Harvard, Howard, Maryland, Penn, Washington & Lee, and Yale. Prior to entering the legal academy, he served for several years as the general counsel for the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities and worked for the National Health Law Program and Community Legal Services in Philadelphia. He also was a recipient of the Frank F. Flegal Excellence in Teaching Award in 2018.
Book Chapters & Collected Works
"Trump says Kennedy Center could be 'ripped down' if renovations aren't made," WJLA-TV, September 17, 2026, featuring Professor David Super.
"Kennedy Center faces uncertain future after Trump closure," The Hill, September 17, 2026, featuring Professor David Super.
"Georgetown professor examines Kennedy Center's legal and financial options," WJLA-TV, September 15, 2026, featuring Professor David Super.
"What Happens If the Kennedy Center Goes Bankrupt?" Washingtonian, September 15, 2026, featuring Professor David Super.