Andrea Matwyshyn

Andrea Matwyshyn is a prominent figure in the fields of innovation law and policy, information security, infodemiology, artificial intelligence, consumer privacy, and technology workforce development.

She holds a Doctor of Philosophy in Human Development, a Doctor of Jurisprudence, a Master of Arts, and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Northwestern University.

Andrea has been associated with various prestigious institutions throughout her career. She is the Founding Faculty Director at Penn State University, a Former Kluge Digital Studies Fellow at the Library of Congress, and has held positions in leading universities such as Stanford, Northeastern, Princeton, and the University of Pennsylvania.

Her expertise spans across academia, policy-making, and industry. Andrea has served as a professor in engineering design, law, and engineering policy. She has also been a Senior Policy Advisor/Academic in Residence at the Federal Trade Commission, demonstrating her wide-ranging impact in the realm of technology and law.

In addition to her academic and policy roles, Andrea Matwyshyn has engaged in various visiting scholar programs at renowned institutions worldwide, including Oxford University, University of Cambridge, and Oxford Internet Institute.

With a diverse background that includes legal practice at prominent law firms and teaching positions at esteemed universities, Andrea Matwyshyn is a thought leader in technology law, cybersecurity, and digital innovation.