National Jurist - January 2009 - (Page 64)

SOUTHERN EUROPE (continued) Program Country Italy Italy Italy Italy Italy Italy and Greece including Aegean Cruise – Session 2 Program City Rome Florence Venice Venice Pisa Rome, Corfu, 4-day Aegean Cruise, Athens School Name Villanova, University of St. Thomas University of San Diego Wake Forest Widener Hofstra University of Miami South Texas, California Western, William Mitchell, New England | Boston Program Dates contact school May 25-June 20 July 6-30 June 15-July 10 May 24-June 7 July 12-Aug. 4 Application Deadline contact school March 13 Jan. 31 April 20 April 24 March 31 Contact Email greco@law.villanova.edu cking@sandiego.edu or darlenes@sandiego.edu gibbsas@law.wfu.edu artrapuzzano@mail.widener.edu lawezv@hofstra.edu summerabroad@law.miami.edu Malta Valetta May 18-June 12; June 15-26 March 15 wmorrow@stcl.edu 4-7 credit hours rs allowed (1 hour) (2 hours) (3 hours) (3 hours) ) Law (2 hours) w www.law.ou.edu (405) 325-4726 Matthew Lamberti University OF Oklahoma COLLEGE OF LAW THE THOMAS M. COOLEY LAW SCHOOL The 3L, City University of New York School of Law, Flushing, N.Y. Peru When I started law school in the fall of 2006, I had two goals: work overseas and learn Spanish. Well, and graduate, so three goals. During the summer of 2007, I was fortunate enough to work at the Legal Resources Center in Grahamstown, South Africa, through the generosity of a Public Interest Lawyers Association fellowship. Since my route to law school was somewhat circuitous, it was in Grahamstown that I got my first exposure to many of the basics of legal training: client counseling, live court observation, updating and fact-checking depositions, navigating municipal bureaucracies, writing memos and making really good coffee. The most exciting and humbling, moment of that summer — indeed, probably the most humbling moment of my life — came when two colleagues and I drove out to the hinterland town Study Abroad May 18-June 27, 2009 Toronto, Canada Join us for our tenth year! Elect one or both 3-week sessions. For more information contact: cooley.edu/foreignstudy Associate Dean William Weiner (517) 371-5140, ext. 2849 Thomas M. Cooley Law School, International Programs Ofﬁce, 300 S. Capitol Ave., Lansing, MI 48933 64 THE NATIONAL JURIST January 2009 http://www.law.ou.edu http://www.law.ou.edu http://www.cooley.edu/foreignstudy http://www.cooley.edu/foreignstudy

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National Jurist - January 2009 Contents Hot Button: Affirmative Action Entertainment: A Road Trip Through Law School News: American Justice, Kaplan Survey, Part-time Ranking The Firm Report: Diversity Law School Online No label No label Fordham Student Honored for Public Interest Work Former Law Student's Life Lives on After Her Death Most Influential People in Legal Education Most Innovative Law Schools Your Guide to Studying Abroad Career Hotline Texas Tech Law Grads Explore Dispute Resolution Evaluating First-Year Exams Disturbing the Peace

National Jurist - January 2009

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