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Health Law Scholar Sepper to Join Law Faculty
Universities in Israel, Germany among Law School’s Growing Exchange Program AgreementsThe law school has finalized agreements with two more exchange programs—one in Israel and another in Germany—bringing the total number of student and faculty exchange program agreements to 12. The most recent partnership is with Bucerius Law School, Germany’s first and leading private law school. [more] Law School Hosts “Narratives of Law and Life” Film Series
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Health law scholar Elizabeth Sepper has accepted a position as associate professor of law, effective July 1, 2012. She is currently a Center for Reproductive Rights fellow at Columbia Law School, where she has been in residence since 2010. [
The law school is hosting a film series, “Narratives of Law and Life: Using Film to Explore the State’s Role in Constructing Identity.” The series is being supported by a Diversity & Inclusion Grant from Washington University’s Provost’s Office. [