Joby Ryan ’05
- Leadership Gifts Officer, Law School Foundation
Joby Ryan serves as a leadership gifts officer for the Law School Foundation.
Ryan joined the Law School in 2013 as director of Career Services, Prior to joining the Career Services team, Ryan was an associate at Hogan Lovells in Washington, D.C., for nearly eight years. At Hogan, Ryan’s litigation practice concentrated on securities class action and derivative suits, white-collar investigations, antitrust litigation and other complex commercial lawsuits. During his tenure at Hogan, Ryan spent six years as a member of the firm’s Recruiting Committee and was elected chair of its Associates’ Committee, both for the D.C. office and nationally.
Ryan is a 2005 graduate of the Law School. During his time on Grounds, he was a member of the editorial staff of the Journal for Social Policy & the Law, served as a Peer Advisor and was an NGSL commissioner. Ryan also graduated from Harvard University, where he received an A.B. in government in 2002 and played basketball.
Education
- J.D.University of Virginia School of Law2005
- A.B.Harvard University2002
Faculty in the News
Richard J. Bonnie, FDA Guidance on New Opioids Roasted at Hearing (MedPage Today)
John C. Harrison, What The Constitution Says About D.C. Statehood (WPGC Radio)
Richard J. Bonnie, Pain/Addiction Products Need Regulatory Streamlining To Incentivize Development, Sponsors Say (Pink Sheet)
Jessica Lowe, Making Sense of Murder in the Shenandoah with Jessica Lowe (George Washington’s Mount Vernon)
