Associate Vice President
Research and Economic Development
Univeristy of Maryland
Brian Damody received his J.D. in 1981 and is a member of the Maryland Bar Association. He also received his B.A. from the University of Maryland in 1977 in Government and Politics.
During his 20-year tenure at the University, Mr. Darmody has served as a university legal counsel, assistant to the president for federal and state government relations, and later as the president's senior advisor for econom! ic deve lopment. Additionally, he has worked on various university-wide projects, including organizing its first technology transfer office, authoring the state's public/private ethics legislation for university professors, and initiating a capital funding strategy for the university's high-technology incubator building. Mr. Darmody previously served as a staff member for the US House of Representatives and the Maryland General Assembly.