ILSA Chapter Happenings
left, I would have definitely taken an international law course.” said Wright.
Not only was the event educational, but it also offered students an opportunity to network with professionals. “With our firm growing it’s al- ways great to have a chance to talk to current students.” said Beth Evans, an attorney at Brown Immigration Law. With professionals specializing in immigration law, international business, and non-profit organizations in attendance, the event was a great opportunity for students to network.
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In conclusion, the Nebraska Chapter would like to thank ILSA for financial support through their program grant, Nebraska Chapter Vice President Tom Gerhold for his hard work in helping put together a great event, and Professor Anthony Shutz for sponsoring the event. With the success of this year’s event, the Nebraska College of Law Chapter will likely host another international law related professional networking event on the first Thursday of February in 2013. For future inquiries, please email
ilsa.nebraskachapter@
gmail.com.
Professionals and ILSA members from other chapters are welcome to attend.
TEMPLE ILS
Temple Univ. Beasley School of Law Philadelphia, Pennsylvania USA Aäna Maguire, President
Last year, Temple’s International Law Society hosted its first annual signature event—the Jus Gentium International Law Symposium. To our great excitement, and thanks to support from ILSA, the Symposium was a resounding suc- cess.
This year, ILS is building on 2011’s momentum and taking our signature event one step further. In addition to the Symposium, ILS will host an entire day of programming—an international breakfast and lunch; an international law fair with booths from Temple’s major international organi- zations (including the Jessup Moot Court Team, Willem C. Vis Moot Court Team, the International & Comparative Law Journal, and the Office of In- ternational Programming); a lunchtime screening of Justice for Sergei, a documentary on interna- tional human rights in the Russian criminal justice system; and, finally, our second annual Jus Gen- tium International Law Symposium.
Study in London This Summer May 22–June 13, 2012
Earn four credits toward your J.D. by taking two classes in London this summer. New York Law School’s expert faculty, supplemented by academics and lawyers from abroad, will cover a variety of subjects from an international perspective, such as:
• International Corporate and Financial Services Law • International Intellectual Property • Law of the European Union • Real Estate Transactions in a Global Marketplace
Externships may be available in New York after the program.
Learn more about this exciting opportunity at
www.nyls.edu/london.
By dedicating an entire day to international law, ILS hopes to increase our presence on campus, to involve as many of our members as possible, to educate students on all the international legal resources available to them, and to create a co- hesive community among Temple’s international law organizations. We also look forward to giving back to the broader international law community. Because we received a grant from ILSA and fi- nancial assistance from Temple’s Student Bar Association, ILS is able to subsidize breakfast so that all profits we receive will be donated to the Polaris Project, an international non-profit focused on eliminating human trafficking worldwide.
ILSA Quarterly » volume 20 » issue 4 » May 2012
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