James Comey Will Be Teaching at Columbia Law School

James Comey Columbia Law School

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“Beginning in January 2021, former director of the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation James B. Comey will be appointed senior research scholar at Columbia Law School and distinguished fellow of the Reuben Mark Initiative for Organizational Character and Leadership,” the school has announced.

Comey has been selected as one of two “Leaders in Residence,” and will be teaching a new seminar called “Lawyers and Leaders.”

He appears to be excited.

The announcement also states that Comey “previously held a senior research appointment with Columbia Law School’s National Security Law Program.”

The second “Leader in Residence” will be Colin Stretch, Facebook’s former General Counsel, who will be arriving in the spring with his seminar entitled “The Role of the General Counsel in the Modern Economy.”

The Reuben Mark Initiative for Organizational Character and Leadership is a joint initiative between Columbia Law School and Columbia Business School that provides students, practitioners, and organizations an unmatched curriculum and distinctive programs that impart lifelong leadership lessons on exceptional organizational character and culture.



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