Morgan Weiland

Morgan Weiland is a highly educated individual with a diverse background in law, journalism, and academia.

She obtained her Juris Doctor (JD) from Stanford Law School, a PhD from Stanford University, and a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) from Carleton College.

With a strong foundation in law, Morgan has served in various prestigious roles, including as the Executive Director of the Constitutional Law Center at Stanford Law School and as an Affiliate Scholar at the Stanford University Center for Internet and Society.

Her experience also includes working as a Law Clerk at the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit and as a Lecturer in Law at Stanford Law School.

Morgan has been involved in several research and academic initiatives, having been a Graduate Student Fellow at the Center for Ethics in Society and a Graduate Fellow at the Stanford University Center for Internet and Society.

Additionally, she has gained practical legal experience through positions such as a Summer Associate at Davis Wright Tremaine LLP and a Legal Intern at the Electronic Frontier Foundation.

Furthermore, Morgan has a background in journalism, having worked as a Reporter at Bloomberg BNA and Reed Elsevier, as well as a Research Editor at Media Matters for America.

Her diverse professional experience also includes a role as a Press Intern at the United Nations, showcasing her versatility and ability to excel in varied environments.