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SOUTHERN EUROPE (continued) Program Country Portugal Spain Spain Spain Spain Spain Spain Spain Spain Program City Lisbon Barcelona Madrid Barcelona El Escorial Granada Barcelona Santander Madrid School Name Roger Williams American Saint Louis University of Puerto Rico St. Thomas Stetson, co-sponsored by Oklahoma City, Mercer University of San Diego Whittier William and Mary Program Dates July 13-31 Fall, Spring contact school June 29-July 31 May 30-June 30 June 8-July 3 May 25-June 19 June 1-27 July 5-Aug. 5 Application Deadline Contact Email March 6 Fall: March 1; Sp: Oct. 1 contact school May 1 ASAP April 1 March 13 March 1 April 17 lawinternational@rwu.edu hlappin@wcl.american.edu CICL@law.slu.edu upr_lawschool@yahoo.com mtorres@stu.edu international@law.stetson.edu cking@sandiego.edu or darlenes@sandiego.edu summerabroad@law.whittier.edu sumlaw@wm.edu THE AMERICAS Globalize your prospects Study comparative and international law abroad at one of Temple University Law School’s unique programs. U.S. law professors are joined by practitioners from the host country to teach courses with real-world relevance. Field trips build on in-class learning. with TEMPLE LAW! ROME TOKYO 2009 SUMMER STUDY • • • • May 28–July 3, 2009 All instruction is in English. ABA approved. Housing is available. Space is limited. Beasley School of Law International Programs 1719 N. Broad Street, Room 710 Philadelphia, PA 19122 Phone: (215) 204-1448 Fax: (215) 204-2282 E-mail: Intllaw@temple.edu STUDY LAW IN JAPAN DURING THE SPRING 2010 SEMESTER of Cradock to speak with four women on whose behalf the LRC was pressing a civil rights case. I played a very small role that day in gathering and confirming the information that the LRC needed. But explanations gave me a different look at this concept of “justice” we sometimes talk about in law school. In many ways, this summer turned out to be the opposite of law school. I left a semester full of deadlines, student group responsibilities, required courses and challenging electives, exams, papers, friends and colleagues and basic schedule over-commitment, to find myself on June 12 in a new country, alone, with nothing to do but concentrate on a new language. It turned out to require a lot of concentration. www.law.temple.edu/study_abroad For programs in The Americas, see page 44 January 2009 THE NATIONAL JURIST 65 http://www.law.temple.edu/study_abroad http://www.law.temple.edu/study_abroad http://niceprogram.tjsl.edu http://niceprogram.tjsl.edu

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