Goler Teal Butcher (13 July 1925 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – June 9, 1993 in Washington, D.C.) was a lawyer, scholar, advocate, and professor in the field of international law.
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Butcher was educated at:
Butcher's long term teaching post was at Howard University School of Law.
Butcher's public work began in 1963 as attorney at the Office of the Legal Advisor, Department of State.
She also served as Assistant Administrator for Africa, Agency for International Development under the Carter Administration, and head of the Clinton-Gore Transition Team for the Agency of International Development.
Among her volunteer positions, Butcher was:
Butcher created the Goler Teal Butcher Award to attract students in international law to Howard University.
The Howard University's Goler Teal Butcher International Moot Court Team [1] honours her name.
The American Society of International Law created the Goler T. Butcher Medal in her honour, awarded since 1997 to leading people in international law.