Summer Program
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Malta Session One June 1 – 29, 2012Malta Session Two July 2 – 13, 2012• Tentative Calendar 2012
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Malta Session One June 1 – 29, 2012
Professor Scott Rempell, South Texas College
Comparative Refugee and Asylum Law, (2 credits)
Professor Robert Bohrer, California Western School of Law
Genes, Genomics and International Human Rights (2 credits)
Associate Dean Catherine Greene Burnett, South Texas College of Law / Houston
International Criminal Law and Procedure (2 credits)
Professor Ruth Hargrove, California Western School of Law
Comparative Juvenile Justice (2 credits)
Malta Session Two July 2 – 13, 2012
Chief Justice John G. Roberts, Jr., and Professor Richard Lazarus, Harvard Law School,
The United States Supreme Court in Historical Perspective (1 credit)
Daily 9:30 – 11:30 a.m. July 3-5 and July 9-11, 2012
Professor Elizabeth Dennis, South Texas College of Law / Houston
Refugee and Asylum Law Internship (2 credits)
Requiring field placement with Maltese lawyers and NGOs through July.
Professor Jean Fleming Powers, South Texas College of Law / Houston
Global Issues in Contract Law (2 credits)
Professor Niels Schaumann, William Mitchell College of Law
Comparative and International Copyright Law (2 credits)
Tuition and Fees:
$2,480 for 4 credits – Session 1
$4,340 for 7 credits – Sessions 1 and 2
Housing
**Students will make their own housing arrangements.
Application Deadline: March 19, 2012
ENROLLMENT LIMITED; EARLY APPLICATION ENCOURAGED
Apply to:
Assistant Dean Wanda Morrow
South Texas College of Law
1303 San Jacinto
Houston , TX 77002
713-646-1825 (phone)
713-646-2929 (fax)
wmorrow@stcl.edu
Academic Requirements and Application Information: To participate in study abroad programs, law students must have completed the first year of study or its equivalent in part-time study and be in good academic standing as determined by their home institution. Check each program for application deadlines. For information and application forms, contact Assistant Dean Wanda Morrow (wmorrow@stcl.edu) or (713) 646-1825.
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