Clovia Hamilton

Clovia Hamilton is a multi-talented professional at the intersection of law, technology, and society with expertise in business laws, ethics, supply chain management, operations, and technology management.

With a diverse educational background including a Doctor of Jurisprudence in Law and a Doctor of Philosophy in Engineering, Clovia has a deep understanding of both legal and technical aspects in her field.

She has held various roles in academia, serving as an Assistant Professor of Management at Winthrop University and teaching government contracting and workforce development classes to small business owners and job seekers.

Committed to service in higher education, Clovia is actively involved in peer reviewing for multiple prestigious publications and conferences such as IEEE HICSS and the Academy of Management.

As a member of the Georgia and USPTO bar, Clovia is a licensed patent attorney and has extensive experience in intellectual property law and technology transfer.

With a passion for sustainability and urban planning, she is also AICP certified, showcasing her commitment to regional economic development.

Clovia's research interests span a wide range of topics including technology transfer, scientific misconduct, university-industry partnerships, and the advancement of women and minorities in STEM education and entrepreneurship.

Her professional journey includes significant roles in both academia and industry, ranging from being a Principal Engineer at the City of Atlanta to serving as the President and CEO of Lemongrass Consulting.

With experience in various educational institutions and government organizations, Clovia has a rich background in business law, ethics, and entrepreneurship, making her a well-rounded expert in her field.