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Senior Fellows


	Grace Brown, '09 Undergraduate: Clark University - Worcester, MA Major: Government and International Relations/ Theater Arts ('05) Masters of Public Administration from Clark University ('06) Hometown: Jersey City, NJ Email: graceabrown@gmail.com "Guantanamo has forever changed the role of lawyering. Reading and editing the first hand accounts of lawyers with clients detained at Guantanamo provides a intimate view into the strategies that have been used to overcome the numerous and unprecedented logistical barriers these lawyers have faced."

	Sean Camoni '11 Undergraduate: Villanova University Major: Communication (Masters in Theatre) Hometown: Jessup, PA" Email: seancamoni@gmail.com "When I was making my decision as to which law school to attend, I read some of the Center's work, and was immediately impressed. Until I began working with the Center, I did not realize just how much of the work was done by students. The opportunity to do such meaningful, challenging, exciting work at this stage in my legal training is invaluable."

	Meghan Chrisner, '11 Undergraduate: Syracuse University Major: Public Relations Hometown: Fair Haven, NJ “The opportunity to work with Professor Denbeaux and my esteemed colleagues has been a true complement to my first-year course of study at Seton Hall Law. It has challenged me to analyze material in a unique manner for a meaningful purpose and has become an important piece of my professional education.”

	Matthew Darby, '08 Undergraduate: Southwestern University Major: Music TheoryHometown: Cameron, TX “One of the greatest things about the Center is that it is effective. The reports we create are taken seriously by the government. They are attached to Supreme Court briefs and cited in Congressional hearings. How many academic research programs can say that the Department of Defense instructed West Point to respond to their reports?"

	Joshua Denbeaux '91 Partner, Law Firm of Denbeaux & Denbeaux Westwood, NJ Undergraduate: College of Wooster Email: jdenbeaux@denbeauxlaw.com

	Adam Deutsch, '10 Undergraduate: Rutgers College; Rutgers University Major: Political Science Hometown: West Orange, NJ Email: ad_deutsch@yahoo.com "There are moments in history in which the rules adopted by society at large are challenged by a small group. Daily events carried out in the name of America at Guantanamo Bay and the surrounding War on Terror are such a moment and require analysis and scrutiny. By focusing exclusively on government data we are able to provide judgment-free analysis based on the facts as documented by Americas leadership.”

	Douglas Eadie, '09 Undergraduate: Itathaca College Major: Philosophy Hometown: Tonawanda, NY Email: doug.eadie@gmail.com

	Shana Brittanne Edwards, '08 Undergraduate: Virginia Tech Major: Political Science Hometown: Roanoke, VA Email: shana.b.edwards@gmail.com "I have been privileged to meet and work with habeas litigators from all over the country. I watched as my work was cited by thousands of news outlets around the world. And I learned the law from a different angle, working with facts and real world problems rather than focusing solely on doctrine. My work at the Center has truly enriched my legal education."

	Richard Eschle, '10 Undergraduate: Rutgers College; Rutgers College of Pharmacy Major: Biology; Pharmacy Graduate: Rutgers College of Pharmacy Major: Doctorate of Pharmacy Hometown: Bound Brook, NJ Email: reschle@hotmail.com "My experience working at the Center allowed me to make tangible contributions to the development of the law."

	D. Michelle Fish, '10 Undergraduate: Brigham Young University Major: EnglishHometown: Spanish Fork, UT Email: deborah.fish@student.shu.edu “Not only is the research on Guantanamo Bay eye-opening, it is important because it exposes truth, and it seeks to create accountability in the government. As a result of my experiences working for the Center on Research and Policy, I have a new appreciation for the role the Constitution plays in protecting our individual freedoms. I’ve learned that transparency in government is extremely important in safe-guarding those freedoms.”

	Jillian Gautier (formerly Camarote), '09 Undergraduate: The University of Scranton ('06) Major: Political Science and Philosophy Hometown: Las Vegas, NV Email: jillgautier@gmail.com

	David Gratz '07 Solo Practitioner, Austin, TX Undergraduate: Texas State University Email: dgratz@gmail.com

	John Gregorek '07 Undergraduate: Lafayette University Major: Ecomomics Hometown: West Windsor, NJ Email: John.Gregorek@gmail.com

	Shane Hartman, '08 Undergraduate: SUNY at Stony Brook Major: Sociology Hometown: Bolingbrook, IL Email: hartman.shane@yahoo.com "Working for the Center was by far the most rewarding and fulfilling work I did in law school. The research we conducted on the legal and policy questions surrounding the Guantanamo detainees brought to life what were only abstract questions in my law school courses and spurred my interest in international law, national security and the judicial process."

	Gabrielle Hughes, '10 Undergraduate: American University Major: Public Communication/French Grad School: Atkinson Graduate School of Management Major: MBA in FinanceHometown: Marietta, OH Email: Gabrielle.Hughes@student.shu.edu “As a new law student, I fully expected to study theory, and Seton Hall is a great forum for doing that. However, it's what you do outside of those theory-based classes that can define your law school experience. For me, working on the Guantanamo Reports is an opportunity to apply the skills of lawyering while still in law school.”

	Daniel M. Lorenzo, '09 Undergraduate: Rutgers College Graduate: Rutgers University Majors: Literature and Film Studies Hometown: Wallingford, CT Email: danielmlorenzo@gmail.com

	Daniel Mann, '08 Undergraduate: George Mason University ('03) Major: Government and International Politics Hometown: Bloomington, Illinois Email: danmann@mac.com

	Mark Muoio, '09 Undergraduate: Canisius College Major: English & History Hometown: Penfield, NY Email: muoiom@gmail.com "I was excited to get my hands on actual data, review it, analyze it and collaborate with talented individuals on relevant and widely publicized finished products."

	Michael J Patterson, '10 Undergraduate: University of Pennsylvania Major: Political Science, Philosophy Hometown: Balch Springs, TX Email: michaeljpatterson@gmail.com

	Courtney Ray, '09 Undergraduate: University of California at Los Angeles ('06) Major: Molecular Cell Developmental Biology Hometown: Escalon, CA Email: courtneychristineray@gmail.com "The Center has provided the students at Seton Hall a rare opportunity to become fellows in an effort that not only has lead to many publications but recognition across the country for their work. The experience is one of a kind and is something I will forever remember."

	Michael Ricciardelli, '08 Undergraduate: Drew University ('91) Major: English Hometown: Cranford, NJ

	Megan Sassaman, '08 Undergraduate: New York University Major: Sports Management Hometown: South River, New Jersey

	Helen Skinner, '08 Undergraduate: Harvard University

	Paul W. Taylor, '11 Military: 82D Airborne Division, 2003-2007 Undergraduate: California State University, Sonoma Major: Pure Mathematics Hometown: Santa Rosa, CA Email: pwt.taylor@gmail.com "I would make a statement about my experiences at [Redacted], however much of it is classified and/or subject to a court issued protective order. I do believe that I am free to say this: [Redacted] has given me the unique opportunity to [Redacted], to meet [Redacted], and to spend my summers at [Redacted]. This has been a truly great experience."