Thomas Cooke

Professor Cooke specializes in the Legal Environment of Business and Federal Income Taxation. Professor Cooke's current research focuses on federal tax law changes, ethics and professional responsibility and tax practice and procedure. Professor Cooke has authored a number of articles on legal liability, tax ethics and the various tax acts. Professor Cooke is the Editor of The Federal Tax Alert and The Tax Client Newsletter. At The McDonough School of Business at Georgetown University, Professor Cooke teaches courses in Business Law: The Legal Environment of Business and Federal Income Taxation. Professor Cooke serves as a faculty co-director of the McDonough Business School's Global Experience Vietnam program. The program is available to second year MBA students. A member of The McDonough School of Business at Georgetown University faculty since 1976, Professor Cooke has been named a Distinguished Teaching Professor. In 1996, Professor Cooke was awarded the Georgetown University Vicennial Medal. Professor Cooke was the recipient of the Georgetown University Distinguished Teaching Award. Prior to joining The McDonough School of Business at Georgetown University faculty, Professor Cooke served as both an Assistant State's Attorney and Assistant Public Defender for Montgomery County, Maryland. Professor Cooke has the following bar associations and court affiliations: * United States Supreme Court * United States Court of Appeals, District of Columbia Circuit * United States Court of Appeals, Fourth Circuit * United States Tax Court * United States Court of Federal Claims * State of Maryland * District of Columbia * State of Florida Professor Cooke is a member of the Board of Directors of the National Society of Tax Professionals. He is also a member of many professional associations, including the Maryland State Bar Association, DC. Bar Associations, and American Business Law Association.

Education

• Georgetown Univ. - L.L.M.
• Georgetown Univ. - J.D.
• Villanova University - B.A.

Publications

"2004 IRS Nationwide Tax Forums," 2004. Summer 2004: Internal Revenue Service.