Faculty & Staff

The Institute for U.S. Law’s faculty and guest lecturers are professors at some of the leading law schools in the United States, for example, Harvard, Yale, Columbia, Penn, Virginia, Georgetown, George Washington University, Catholic University of America, and American University. These professors condense their expertise into intensive, yet interactive lecture formats in which program participants are taught a broad spectrum of U.S. law in a relatively short period of time. As in most U.S. law schools, classes at the Institute for U.S. Law are taught primarily using the Socratic method, which involves rigorous questioning of the students by the professor. Federal and state court judges also serve as guest lecturers in the Institute's programs as do senior attorneys from various agencies and departments of the U.S. Government, such as the U.S. Department of Justice, U.S. Department of State, and U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Lastly, experienced attorneys from leading U.S. law firms offer real world perspectives from their areas of experience and expertise.

Faculty and lecturers for each IUSLAW program are selected in consultation with the IUSLAW Board of Advisors.

For information regarding faculty and lecturers for the annual summer program, go to U.S. Legal Methods: Introduction to U.S. Law.

Management & Staff

President and Executive Director: Edward M. Andries
Edward M. Andries, Esq., serves as President and Executive Director responsible for coordination and oversight of all aspects of IUSLAW’s operations.  Mr. Andries is a graduate of the University of Michigan and the George Washington University Law School, and he holds a masters degree in philosophy from the Catholic University of America.  Mr. Andries has also undertaken graduate studies at Georgetown University as well as at institutions in Germany, Italy and Poland.  He is a Fulbright Scholar and has been a visiting professor of U.S. and comparative law at law schools in Uruguay and Argentina.  Mr. Andries has published on issues of law, philosophy, human rights and religion in journals and books in the United States and Europe, including, e.g., articles/books with Oxford University Press, Peter Lang Verlag, and Emory International Law Review.  He has been cited internationally as an authority on the subject of constitutional law and hermeneutics. Mr. Andries is also an international commercial counselor and litigator, having spent most of his law career practicing with the firm of Pepper Hamilton LLP.

Director, Litigation and Trial Advocacy Programs: Kent G. Huntington
Kent G. Huntington serves as the director of Litigation and Trial Advocacy Programs. As a trial attorney at the U.S. Department of Justice for nearly a decade, Mr. Huntington served as the first-chair counsel for the U.S. government in hundreds of legal matters. He has litigated cutting edge legal issues, defended the United States in government contract and international trade cases and handled numerous appellate oral arguments. Mr. Huntington has experience in all of phases of litigation—from the outset of a government investigation through trial and appellate decision. This necessarily includes a deep familiarity with discovery, depositions, dispositive motions, hearings, direct and cross examinations, oral arguments, appellate briefing and alternative dispute resolution. Over the course of his career, Mr. Huntington has represented clients in proceedings both non-adversarial and adversarial—before courts, legislative committees and administrative agencies. Mr. Huntington earned his legal degree at the Georgetown University Law Center and his undergraduate degree at Union College. He is also a recognized member of Pi Sigma Alpha, the American political science honor society.

Research Coordinator:  Maciej Golubiewski
Maciej Golubiewski is a graduate of Washington & Lee University, with a Ph.D (ABD) in political science from the Johns Hopkins University.  In addition to coordinating IUSLAW's research activities, he also serves as a teaching fellow in the Department of Political Science at the Johns Hopkins University.  His own research and publications focus on the area of public and administrative law.  Mr. Golubiewski’s experience includes time spent with the Heritage Foundation, a public policy think tank in Washington, D.C., as well as with various international political and economic consulting organizations.  He also has been a visiting lecturer at the University of Mannheim in Germany.

Program Associates

Peter Gloner
Mr. Gloner is a practicing lawyer who is currently pursuing his Ph.D. with a focus on international white collar criminal law. He also holds an M.B.A. degree and has extensive experience with regard to transnational commercial law issues, with particular focus on Central and Eastern Europe.

Maximiliano Marzetti
Mr. Marzetti holds a law degree from Argentina and two LL.M. degrees from law schools in Europe (Turin and Hamburg). He has practiced law for a large firm in Buenos Aires, where he was also an assistant professor of law at multiple universities. He has also been a visiting fellow at the Max Planck Institute and the Rotterdam Institute of Law and Economics.

Gonda Lamberink
Ms. Lamberink received an LL.M. from a the University of Hamburg in Germany and an M.Sc. and LL.M. from the University of Groningen in The Netherlands. Most recently, she has worked for the United Nations Secretariat Department of Political Affairs.

Program Assistants

Brian Williams
Judi Giannini
Rick Copeland