Elizabeth Brundige is an Associate Research Scholar in Law and the Robert M. Cover/Allard K. Lowenstein Fellow in International Human Rights at Yale Law School. Before returning to the law school as the Cover/Lowenstein Fellow, she was the associate legal officer for Judge Mohamed Shahabuddeen in the Appeals Chamber of the United Nations Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, where she worked on cases involving serious violations of international humanitarian law in the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda. Previously, she clerked for Judge Kermit V. Lipez of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit and Justice S. Sandile Ngcobo of the Constitutional Court of South Africa. She has also worked with the International Association of Women Judges on several programs in Southern and East Africa designed to advance women’s human rights and address the legal and gender dimensions of HIV/AIDS. Ms. Brundige is a graduate of Yale Law School, Oxford University, and Yale College.

Education
J.D., Yale, 2003
M.Phil., Oxford, 2000
B.A., Yale, 1998