Tamia Gordon is an Associate Deputy General Counsel within the Office of the Secretary of Defense, focusing on Legal Counsel. A graduate of Harvard Law School and Spelman College, she previously worked as an associate at Covington & Burling LLP, building a strong foundation in legal research and corporate law.
Demonstrating a strong commitment to service, Tamia has been actively involved in community-focused legal work. During her time at Harvard, she was a notable member of the Harvard Legal Aid Bureau and the Black Law Students Association, showcasing a passion for advocacy and community support.
While at Harvard Law, she was recognized with the Dean’s Award for Community Leadership for her significant contributions.
Tamia Gordon
Associate Deputy General Counsel at OSD
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
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National Security Law
[Predicted] Her role as counsel for the Office of the Secretary of Defense places her at the center of legal issues related to national security and defense policy.
Community Leadership
Recognized with a Dean's Award for Community Leadership at Harvard Law for her active involvement and contributions to student and legal aid organizations.
Legal Aid
Actively participated in the Harvard Legal Aid Bureau, indicating a strong interest in providing legal services and access to justice for underserved communities.
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Associate Deputy General Counsel at OSD
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Location : Washington, District of Columbia, United States
Job Level : Leadership
Designation : Associate Deputy General Counsel at OSD
