Raymond Wyrsch

Raymond Wyrsch is an Adjunct Assistant Professor at the Busch School of Business, The Catholic University of America. He has extensive experience in national security, intelligence, and defense, with a career spanning military service, legal roles, and academia. He served in the U.S. Army (1967-1969) and later worked for the Government Accountability Office (GAO) as a Senior Attorney (1972-2001), focusing on legal opinions, congressional testimony, and federal legislation. He also holds teaching roles at George Washington University Law School and the Columbus School of Law, earning awards like 'Professor of the Year.'

Education:

• J.D. from Houston Law School
• LL.M. in Corporation Law from George Washington University
• MBA from George Washington University

Research Interests: Professor Wyrsch specializes in national security policy, intelligence law, defense industry regulations, and government accountability. His work bridges legal frameworks with practical applications in military procurement, international affairs, and federal auditing.

Teaching & Awards: He has taught courses on commercial law, business regulation, and legal aspects of accounting. His recognitions include 'Most Supportive Professor' and over 35 years of adjunct and full-time teaching roles. He currently teaches courses such as MGT 321 (Commercial Transactions) and ACCT 480 (Legal Aspects of Accounting).

Public Service: Beyond academia, Wyrsch has volunteered in local government, community service, and youth sports. His family includes two children: Kara Anderson, an attorney, and Michael, a retired U.S. Marine Corps F-35B Squadron Commander.