Professor Epstein joined the faculty as a visiting professor in 1993, and now serves as Director of the Domestic Violence Clinic and Professor of Law. Described as “guiding the battles of the women’s rights movement” by the\u00a0New York Times<\/em>, Marcia Greenberger is the founder and Co-President of the National Women’s Law Center. The creation of the Center forty years ago established her as the first full-time women’s rights legal advocate in Washington, D.C.<\/p>\n View full bio for Marcia Greenberger<\/a><\/p>\n Mary Hartnett has been at Georgetown Law since 1998, first as Executive Director of the Women\u2019s Law and Public Policy Fellowship Program (WLPPFP), and now as an Adjunct Professor of Law and Advisory Board Member of WLPPFP. Before joining the Law Center faculty in 1982, Professor Norton served for four years as chair of the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. She has taught EEO Law, Labor Law, and Negotiations at the Law Center. Judith L. Lichtman has been a guiding and influential force in the women’s movement for more than 40 years.
\nView full bio for Deborah Epstein<\/span>(This link opens in a new tab)<\/span><\/span><\/a><\/p>\nMarcia Greenberger<\/h2>\n
Co-President Emerita, National Women\u2019s Law Center<\/h3>\n
Mary Hartnett<\/h2>\n
Adjunct Professor of Law<\/h3>\n
\nView full bio for Mary Hartnett<\/a><\/p>\nEleanor Holmes Norton<\/h2>\n
Congresswoman for the District of Columbia and Professor of Law, Georgetown University Law Center<\/h3>\n
\nView full bio for Eleanor Norton<\/span>(This link opens in a new tab)<\/span><\/span><\/a><\/p>\nJudith Lichtman<\/h2>\n
Senior Advisor, National Partnership for Women & Families<\/h3>\n
\nView full bio for Judith Lichtman<\/a><\/p>\nWendy Williams<\/h2>\n
Professor Emerita, Georgetown University Law Center<\/h3>\n