Daniel Freeman

Professor Daniel M. Freeman is a faculty member at American University's Washington Semester Program, where he serves as Academic Director of the Public Law Seminar. A native Washingtonian, he brings extensive government policy experience from roles in the White House, House District of Columbia Committee, House Judiciary Committee, and House Committee on International Relations. His expertise spans Constitutional Law, bioethics, and congressional procedural matters.

• Degree: J.D., Columbia University School of Law
• Degree: A.B., Political Science, Washington University

Freeman's research focuses on intersections of law, governance, and bioethics. He has taught honors courses on bioethics at American University and law courses at the University of Baltimore School of Law, while advising international programs for judges and contributing to media discourse during presidential impeachments.

His career includes technical advising for the film Quiz Show and media appearances on CSPAN, NPR, and international networks. His memoir The House Was My Home (2020) documents his congressional experiences.