Director
Johns Hopkins Medicine International
Director
Johns Hopkins Medicine International
VP of Programs and Fellowships
World Trade Center Institute
Astrid is WTCI’s first vice president of programs and fellowships. Prior to joining the team in January 2022, she was an executive in residence at the Sellinger School of Business at Loyola University Maryland. In that role, she taught business law, international business, and ethics and corporate social responsibility. She also was the director of the international business program, academic director of the honors program and chair of the Building a Better World Through Business initiative.
Prior to academia, Astrid practiced law in the fields of immigration law, business compliance and health care policy in Washington, D.C. and New York City.
She has participated in a Fulbright International Education Administrators Seminar and the American Council on Germany’s immigration delegation in Berlin; authored “Foreign Law and Policy;” and, in 2020, completed WTCI’s Emerging and Developing Global Executive program. She also is a WTCI Bowe Fellow.
She holds several academic degrees: Bachelor of Arts, Juris Doctor, Masters of Law and a hybrid Master of Arts.
Astrid is currently an ambassador for the Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Services, a participant with the Global Diplomacy Lab and a fellow with Johns Hopkins’ American Institute for Contemporary German Studies project on “Social Divisions and Questions of Identity in Germany and the United States."
Fun fact: Astrid's family owned a luncheonette in Queens, NY, her hometown for 50 years.
VP of Programs and Fellowships
World Trade Center Institute
Astrid is WTCI’s first vice president of programs and fellowships. Prior to joining the team in January 2022, she was an executive in residence at the Sellinger School of Business at Loyola University Maryland. In that role, she taught business law, international business, and ethics and corporate social responsibility. She also was the director of the international business program, academic director of the honors program and chair of the Building a Better World Through Business initiative.
Prior to academia, Astrid practiced law in the fields of immigration law, business compliance and health care policy in Washington, D.C. and New York City.
She has participated in a Fulbright International Education Administrators Seminar and the American Council on Germany’s immigration delegation in Berlin; authored “Foreign Law and Policy;” and, in 2020, completed WTCI’s Emerging and Developing Global Executive program. She also is a WTCI Bowe Fellow.
She holds several academic degrees: Bachelor of Arts, Juris Doctor, Masters of Law and a hybrid Master of Arts.
Astrid is currently an ambassador for the Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Services, a participant with the Global Diplomacy Lab and a fellow with Johns Hopkins’ American Institute for Contemporary German Studies project on “Social Divisions and Questions of Identity in Germany and the United States."
Fun fact: Astrid's family owned a luncheonette in Queens, NY, her hometown for 50 years.