Sara A. Dillon

Professor Sara A. Dillon is a faculty member at Suffolk University Law School, where she serves as Director of International Programs and Co-Director of the International Law Concentration. She oversees the summer study program at National University of Ireland-Galway and brings expertise in public international law, European Union Law, international children’s rights, and international economic law.

• Education: PhD in Japanese Studies (Stanford University), JD (Columbia University), MA (University of Wisconsin-Madison), MA (Stanford University), BA (St. Michael's College)

Her research focuses on intersections between international law, economic policy, and human rights, particularly addressing global trade, child labor, corporate tax practices, and intercountry adoption. Articles highlight trends in trade law, environmental policy, and children’s rights from 2018 to 1999.

Professor Dillon teaches courses on International Law, European Union Law, International Trade Law, and International Children's Rights. She previously served on the Law Faculty at University College Dublin.