Contributors
Lara Talsma currently works as an advocacy officer for Amnesty Inter- national in Mexico with a Henigson Fellowship from the Harvard Human Rights Program. She graduated in May 2011 from the Harvard LL.M. Program where she wrote her LL.M. paper on UN Human Rights Fact-finding under supervision of Professor Philip Alston, former UN Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions.
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Dora-Maria Sonderhoff is the As- sistant Director of the Advanced Legal Studies Degree Programs at the University of Michigan Law School. She oversees all aspects of the M.C.L., LL.M., and S.J.D. ap- plication process. A native German raised in Japan, she graduated from Smith College in Massachusetts.
Frederick Landry currently works as an analyst for the U.S. Depart- ment of Homeland Security, Immi- gration and Customs Enforcement. He received his law degree from the University of Melbourne, Aus- tralia and his Master of Laws from Vanderbilt University, specializing in International Criminal Law. He has also worked as a co-researcher and writer for the judges of the Iraqi Su- preme Court.
James Foster is a law student at New York Law School (NYLS) and a Fellow of the Global Law, Justice & Policy Institute. While at NYLS he completed an externship in the International Justice division of Hu- man Rights Watch, spent a summer working on a legal documentary about Proposition 8 in California, and is now an intern at a private
consulting firm. Prior to law school, James was a Peace Corps volun- teer stationed in the West Indies.
Mollie Dapolito is a law student at Vermont Law School (VLS). While at VLS, she clerked for the Hon. Charles J. Siragusa of the U.S. Dis- trict Court for the Western District of New York, worked at the South Royalton Legal Clinic, completed an internship for the Southeast Louisi- ana Legal Services, and was a Clean Energy Legal Intern for Environment America in Washington, DC.
Christine Long is a student at New York Law School where she is an Associate of the Center for Inter- national Law. She graduated from Georgia Tech with a degree in In- ternational Affairs and has studied in Oxford, England and Valencia, Spain. She is currently interning at Giordano Law Offices in New York City.
Kristen Klump is a law student at Temple University, Beasley School of Law. While at Temple, Kristen served as a founding member of the recently revived Temple Inter- national Law Society and as a staff member on the Temple Law Re- view. Kristen is currently studying Chinese law at Tsinghua University in Beijing.
Justina LaSalle is a student at Loyola University College of Law, New Orleans. She has clerked for the Southern Poverty Law Center, the Southeast Louisiana Legal Ser- vices, and volunteered with the Co- alition to Restore Coastal Louisiana. Currently, she is a student practitio-
ner in her school’s Community Jus- tice Clinic.
Giuliana Quattrocchi is a law stu- dent at Catania University School of Law in Catania, Italy. She took part in both Italian and International moot court competitions, includ- ing the Jessup Competition. She also worked as Head Delegate for students attending the Model UN simulations in New York City, and served as Chief Officer for the ILSA Chapter at Catania School of Law.
Aaron Lukken is a student at Uni- versity of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law, where he is Chief Justice of the Moot Court Board and Research Assistant in the Con- tinuing Legal Education office. Prior to law school, Aaron spent a decade at Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. as a sales representative, serving a term as a labor steward with the Communications Workers of Amer- ica.
Bruno Augustin is a fifth-year law student at Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil. He has worked with Brazilian Federal Pros- ecutor Patrick Martins. He is cur- rently completing an exchange year at Hannover Leibniz Universität in Germany.
Dominique de Vastey is a student at Washington University and is on the Executive Board of the Interna- tional Law Society and Immigration Law Society. Before law school, she taught English at a French university and volunteered at SOS Racisme, a French anti-discrimination organiza- tion.
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