About
Columbia’s National Security Law Program and University of Texas’s Strauss Center for International Security & Law collaborate closely on a multi-layered fellowship program designed to grow the pipeline of lawyers and legal scholars trained to work across the law and policy divide in relation to national security and foreign affairs. One dimension of the effort focuses on current lawyers in these fields seeking to transit on to the academy. Another focuses on academics or policy practitioners from other disciplines seeking sophisticated exposure to legal training. Another focuses on exceptionally promising students pursuing careers in national security and foreign policy.
Leadership
Matthew Waxman
Adam I. Klein
Lectures
Fellows
Shane Haley
Columbia Law School
Shane Haley is a student fellow in Columbia Law School’s National Security Law Program where his research focuses on great power competition, constitutional war powers, and the U.S. intelligence community. Before law school, Shane was an analyst in the Counterterrorism Division of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and served as an Infantry Officer in the…