The George Washington Law Review is an entirely student-run publication that relies upon the collaboration of its highly talented Editorial Board and the work of its Associates and Members to produce valuable contributions to legal discourse. Each incoming Editorial Board relies upon the guidance and mentorship of the outgoing board to quickly acquire the ability to manage a project of this scale. Of course, the Law Review would not be able to accomplish anything without the persistent support of our Faculty Adviser, Professor Brad Clark, and our Office Manager, Carolyn Jacobs Harris. 

Editor-in-Chief

Stephanie F. Sauer

The Editor-in-Chief (EIC) has ultimate responsibility for all of the Law Review’s operations and activities and is the primary source of short- and long-term planning.  The EIC acts as the Law Review’s liaison with the Law School’s administration and student body.

Senior Managing Editor

Giulianna Pendleton

The Senior Managing Editor (SME) is primarily responsible for ensuring that the Law Review is published on time.  The SME controls the flow, direction, and timing of production work and has responsibility for the final form of the publication.

Senior Production Editor

Abilgail Stein

The Senior Production Editor (SProdE) is primarily responsible to ensure that the entire production process runs smoothly and efficiently.  The SProdE controls the flow, direction, and timing of production work.

Senior Executive Editor

Allison Chesky

The Senior Executive Editor (SEE) directs the flow and timing of the production schedule to ensure that articles, notes, and essays make it to print on time. The SEE also organizes and coordinates the editing assignments for the Managing Editors, in addition to performing final edits on notes and essays.

Senior Articles Editor

Shloke Singh Nair

The Senior Articles Editor (SAE) is generally responsible for soliciting Articles and overseeing the review of unsolicited manuscripts to decide which are worthy of publication in the Law Review.  The SAE is the primary point of contact with authors, potential authors, and Law School faculty.  The SAE also supervises the articles-editing process.

Senior Online Editor

Joseph Cahill

The Senior Online Editor (SOE) is responsible for developing and managing the Law Review‘s online resources.  The SOE’s primary long-term projects are to develop Arguendo and the Law Review’s Supreme Court blog, On the Docket, as valuable online resources for students, scholars, and practitioners. The SOE also manages the Law Review’s social media presence and official website.

Senior Notes Editor

Natalie Reed

The Senior Notes Editor (SNE) oversees the note writing process by which all Members produce a Note of publishable quality.  The SNE also manages the selection of Notes for publication in the Law Review.  In addition, the SNE is responsible for composing the Law Review journal writing competition for first-year and transfer students.

Senior Projects Editor

Christina Casey

The Senior Projects Editor (SProjE) has primary responsibility for overseeing the publication of the Symposium Issue(s) and the Annual Review of Administrative Law Issue.  The SProjE is responsible for selecting a symposium topic, soliciting articles from scholars in the relevant field, and organizing a conference at the Law School to discuss the topic.

Senior Membership & Development Editor

Akshara Anirjita

The Senior Membership & Development Editor (SDE) has primary responsibility for recruiting new members to the GWLR and overseeing the planning of events for current members.  The SDE is responsible for ensuring a positive GWLR membership experience and organizing speakers and other related events.

Articles Editors

Jake Bernstein
Narisa A. Chowdhury
Landis Hagerty
Luis Sergio Hernandez Jr.
Zhen Li
Katie Metzger
Laura Zecca

Articles Editors assist the SAE in reviewing unsolicited manuscripts to select articles for publication.  Articles Editors are responsible for substantive edits on all pieces published in the Law Review. 

 

Managing Editors

Mischael H. Hibshoosh
Sean Hullihan
Daniel O’Shea
Nicholas J. Petruzziello
Luke Schlobohm
Lorna Strachan
Xuerou Wang

The Managing Editors are the principal assistants in preparing each issue for publication. Managing Editors may be responsible for performing substance checks throughout the editing process, as well as editing page proofs and book proofs before final publication.

Notes Editors

Joseph Leo Arkfeld
Mary Ann Barrow
Lauren Davidson
Noah Fisher
Delany Gatine
Jordan Gunning
Javeria Ijaz
Brian Smallshaw

Notes Editors, in cooperation with the Senior Notes Editor, help the note writer develop his or her topic.  Notes Editors work with a Journal Adjunct to guide the writer through the writing process towards submitting a publishable Note.

Production Editors

Mackenzie Elliot
Aristides N. Hadjipanteli

The Production Editors’ primary responsibility is to help the SProdE ensure that the production process runs smoothly and efficiently.

Online Editors

Regina Postrekhina

The Online Editors are the principal assistants in maintaining the online components of the Law Review. The Online Editors assist the SOE in reviewing unsolicited manuscripts to select articles for publication in Arguendo, and are also responsible for substantive edits on all pieces published therein. The Online Editors also assist the SOE in soliciting and editing response pieces for On the Docket and in maintaining the social media presence of the Law Review.

Member & Projects Editors

Tarra Olfat

Membership & Projects Editors split their time between working with the Senior Projects Editor and the Senior Membership & Development Editor. The Membership & Projects Editors work closely with the Senior Projects Editor on the Law Review’s special projects, including Symposia and the Annual Review of Administrative Law. The Membership & Projects Editors also work with the Senior Membership & Development Editor to help plan various social and service events throughout the year.

Office Manager

Carolyn Jacobs Harris

The Office Manager facilitates the Law Review‘s in all respects, especially the financial and business transactions. The continuous presence of our Office Manager from Volume to Volume allows succeeding Editorial Boards to take the helm without sinking the ship.