معرفی
Lindsey Barrett serves as an Assistant Professor of Law at Drexel University's Thomas R. Kline School of Law, teaching Artificial Intelligence, Consumer Privacy Regulation, Internet Law, Information Privacy Law, and Contracts. Her research addresses critical intersections of technology and law including consumer privacy regulation, AI governance, police surveillance through consumer technologies, and digital equity impacts on marginalized populations, with emphasis on cross-disciplinary collaboration. Scholarship appears in top journals like Georgetown Law Journal and Berkeley Technology Law Journal, and she co-founded the Georgetown Law Technology Review.
Academic credentials include:
- Bachelor of Arts in English and French with History minor, cum laude, Duke University
- Juris Doctor, Georgetown University Law Center
- Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Advocacy with distinction, Georgetown University Law Center
Barrett's work bridges legal scholarship and real-world policy impact, providing expertise to state/federal policymakers on technology regulation. Her commentary features in Slate, Fast Company, and Lawfare, focusing on consumer privacy and surveillance issues. She advocates for public interest clients through prior clinical work and emphasizes practical policy solutions in her cross-disciplinary research approach.
Professional recognition includes:
- Fritz Family Fellowship at Georgetown Law
Prior to Drexel, Barrett served as Telecommunications Policy Specialist at the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), managing portfolios in consumer privacy, content moderation, and algorithmic fairness. She previously worked as staff attorney and teaching fellow at Georgetown’s Communications & Technology Law Clinic, representing public interest clients before government bodies, and developed/co-taught the Technology Law & Policy Investigations Practicum as an adjunct professor.
