Raymond Wyrsch

Raymond Wyrsch is an Assistant Adjunct Professor at the Busch School of Business, The Catholic University of America. He has extensive experience in national security, intelligence, and defense policy, gained during his 29-year career at the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO). He holds a J.D. from Houston Law School, an LLM in Corporation Law, and an MBA from George Washington University.

• Education: J.D. (Houston Law School), LLM (George Washington University), MBA (George Washington University)

His research expertise focuses on national security law, defense industry regulation, and federal legislative processes. He has authored GAO reports on critical issues like international terrorism frameworks, defense industry concentration, and classified information handling. His congressional testimonies and legislative drafting further highlight his policy influence.

• Teaching Recognition: Multiple teaching awards including 'Professor of the Year' and 'Most Supportive Professor' at Catholic University's Columbus School of Law.

Prof. Wyrsch has taught law courses at George Washington University and co-taught in the American Law Program with Jagiellonian University (Poland). His military background includes U.S. Army service as a Division Procurement Officer (1967-1969).