Life After Graduation Speaker Series
With the Nebraska College of Law
This speaker series is designed for law students wondering, "what's next?" and exploring how they may use their degree. While the events are created with law students in mind, the series is open to graduate students and our student fellows across the University of Nebraska.
Sue Glueck
Glueck is currently the Senior Director of Academic Relations for Microsoft Corporation’s legal department where she works on AI and ethics, the future of work, privacy, and a myriad of other fascinating topics. Prior to taking that role, she was an Assistant General Counsel in Microsoft’s Regulatory Affairs team where she led a legal team that provided privacy advice to engineering groups that create software products and online services. Glueck co-authored Microsoft’s original Privacy Guidelines for Developing Software Products and Services and was the co-editor of an international standard (ISO 29100 Privacy Framework).
The Seattle Times proclaimed that the privacy policy she created for Internet Explorer 8 “breaks the mold with what may be the best written privacy policy for any software product ever.”
Before joining Microsoft in 1999, she headed up the software licensing group at Elsag Bailey Process Automation, a $1.6 billion publicly traded company. Glueck is a graduate of Stanford University, with a B.S. in Industrial Engineering and a B.A. in Psychology and holds a J.D. from Northwestern University School of Law. Prior to attending law school, she worked as a computer programmer for IBM.
More speakers will be announced soon!
This series is designed by Professor Elana Zeide and supported by the Nebraska Governance and Technology Center.