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On Monday, March 3rd, at noon, in Room 5246, Professor Matt Wilson, who is Associate Dean of Temple University Law School's Tokyo campus, will be at the Law School to make a one-hour presentation on the topic of "Distinguishing Yourself Through International Law Opportunities," in which he talks about things that a law student can do during law school to get involved in transnational or international legal matters; what exactly "international law" is; conventional and unique international career opportunities for law students domestically in the U.S., overseas, and on tropical islands; how a U.S.-educated law student can go about finding an internationally-related legal internship or job, either domestically or overseas.

Submitted by Nilesh Patel, Career Advisor on March 11, 2008

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