Dr. John Bradley

Biography

John M. Bradley is an Adjunct Professor at Penn Carey Law, specializing in nonprofit law governance. He has a rich background as a lawyer and governance consultant for nonprofit organizations. Prior to joining the Law School, he was a lecturer in the Legal Practice Skills program and held the position of Associate at Jones Day. Additionally, he served as General Counsel for the Center for FaithJustice and practiced in-house at Habitat for Humanity International. His career highlights include being selected as an American Inns of Court Pegasus Scholar, which afforded him the opportunity to gain extensive immersion in the English legal system while working with judges and barristers in London. Bradley graduated magna cum laude from the University of Notre Dame Law School, where he was appointed Executive Articles Editor of the Notre Dame Law Review. He also earned his undergraduate degree cum laude from the Haub School of Business at Saint Joseph’s University. His featured research includes work on empowering employees to prevent fraud in nonprofit organizations, published in the Cardozo Public Law, Policy & Ethics Journal.

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