Adam A. Marshall is the director of national litigation at the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press. His work includes transparency litigation, education, and policy at the federal, state, and local levels. Adam has co-authored numerous book chapters and journal articles on the federal Freedom of Information Act and government transparency.
In 2017, he was named to the Forbes “30 Under 30: Media” list for his work promoting government transparency, including the development of the FOIA Wiki. Adam is an alumnus of The George Washington University Law School, Kalamazoo College and the London School of Economics.
Class of 2006
- Andrew Alexander
- Gary Bass
- Thomas S. Blanton
- Danielle Brian
- David Burnham
- Hodding Carter III
- Tom Curley
- Tom Devine
- Kevin Goldberg
- Morton H. Halperin
- Charles W. Hinkle
- Kathleen A. Kirby
- Susan B. Long
- Robert D. Lystad
- John E. Pike
- Ronald L. Plesser
- Russ Roberts
- A. Bryan Siebert
- David Sobel
- Thomas M. Susman
- Mark Tapscott
Class of 1996
- Samuel J. Archibald
- Scott Armstrong
- U.S. Sen. Hank Brown
- Harold L. Cross
- Lucy A. Dalglish
- Earl English
- U.S. Rep. Dante Fascell
- Paul Fisher
- William H. Hornby
- Jane E. Kirtley
- Jack C. Landau
- U.S. Sen. Patrick J. Leahy
- U.S. Sen. Edward Long
- Paul K. McMasters
- U.S. Rep. John E. Moss
- J. Edward Murray
- Virgil M. Newton Jr.
- Jean H. Otto
- James S. Pope
- Harold C. Relyea
- Richard M. Schmidt Jr.
- Sheryl L. Walter
- Bruce W. Sanford
- J. Russell Wiggins
