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COMPILATION OF CLINICAL LAW TEACHERS WITH

INTERNATIONAL TEACHING OR CONSULTING EXPERIENCE

Compiled by J. P. “Sandy” Ogilvy

Columbus School of Law, The Catholic University of America (originally complied by Roy T. Stuckey, Faculty Emeritus, University of South Carolina)

Last updated: September 30, 2010

This is part of an ongoing project to identify clinical teachers in any country who serve as

consultants on legal education or who teach in any capacity in countries other than their own

(including their own schools' semester abroad or foreign summer programs). This document lists

all clinical law teachers who have reported to us their teaching or consulting activities in other

countries.

A copy of the survey form used in this project is available in PDF format. If you have

consulted or taught in other countries, or have confirmed plans to do so, please click here to

complete the survey form. The form can be read and completed using Adobe Acrobat Reader; if

you do not have the Reader, you can download it from

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send it to:

Professor J. P. ―Sandy‖ Ogilvy

Columbus School of Law

The Catholic University of America

3600 John McCormack Rd., NE

Washington, DC 20064

202|319-6195, Fax 202|319-4459

email: [email protected]

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ORGANIZATION AND CONTENTS

The report is organized alphabetically into the following regions: Africa (excluding Egypt); Asia

(including Nepal & India); Australia (including the South Pacific); Caribbean; Central America;

Central and Eastern Europe (including all former soviet bloc countries); Middle East (including

Egypt); North America; South America, and Western Europe. Within each region, it is organized

alphabetically by country. Within each country, alphabetically by clinician.

Specifically, at least one clinical teacher has taught or consulted in each of the following

countries:

AFRICA

ASIA

AUSTRALIA

CARIBBEAN

CENTRAL

AMERICA Botswana

Eritrea

Ethiopia

Kenya

Malawi

Mozambique

Niger

Nigeria

South Africa

Uganda

Zambia

Zimbabwe

Cambodia

China

Hong Kong

India

Japan

Kazakhstan

Kyrgyzstan

Malaysia

Mongolia

Nepal

Pakistan

Sri Lanka

Tajikistan

Thailand

Vietnam

Australia

Fiji

New Zealand

Commonwealth of the

Northern Mariana

Islands

Palau

Haiti

Costa Rica

El Salvador

Guatemala

Honduras

Nicaragua

Panama

CENTRAL &

EASTERN

EUROPE

MIDDLE EAST

NORTH

AMERICA

SOUTH

AMERICA

WESTERN

EUROPE

Albania

Azerbaijan

Bosnia

Bulgaria

Croatia

Czech Republic

Estonia

Hungary

Latvia

Lithuania

Macedonia

Montenegro

Poland

Romania

Russia

Serbia

Slovakia

Slovenia

Ukraine

Afghanistan

Egypt

Israel

Palestine

Turkey

Canada

Mexico

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Guyana

Peru

Uruguay

Austria

England

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Netherlands

Portugal

Scotland

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

AFRICA

Botswana

McKinney, Louise W., Case Western Reserve

Gaborone, University of Botswana

November 1988 - July 1989

Funding: foreign school, USAID

Purpose: Helped to develop clinical legal education program in all five years of LLB

program. Supervised and organized in-house, live-client clinic; organized moot court

program; taught seminars re: full range of legal skills; established externships during the

long vacation (June - August).

Eritrea

Rosen, Richard, North Carolina

Asmara, University of Asmara

October 1995 - June 1996

Funding: Fulbright

Purpose: Taught criminal law and procedure, ethics; helped develop a law school for the

University.

Ethiopia

Geraghty, Thomas, Northwestern

Bowman, Cynthia, Northwestern

Addis Ababa, Addis Ababa School of Law

December 1995; Geraghty returned June - July 1996

Funding: ABA/USIS

Purpose: Helped establish clinical instruction - designed simulation courses and advised re:

externships.

McKinney, Louise W., Case Western Reserve

Addis Ababa, Addis Ababa University & Ethiopian Civil Service College

June - July 1996

Funding: USIA/ABA-African Law Initiative

Purpose: Consulted to assist the faculty of the two schools to develop clinical legal

education - taught them clinical methodology and means of organizing clinical legal

education programs.

Kenya

Franklin, Neil, Idaho

Lake Bogoria, University of Nairobi

February 28 - March 5, 1999

Funding: CEELI & USIS

Purpose: Consulted with law faculty on curriculum reform and law school administration.

Frenkel, Douglas, Pennsylvania

Nairobi, University of Nairobi; Eldoret, Moi University

June - July 1996

Funding: USIA grant & ABA African Law Initiative

Purpose: Consulted with two law schools on incorporation of clinical education in their

curriculum development; planned and participated in week-long conference on clinical education

for participating African law schools (Addis Ababa, July 1996).

Golten, Bob, Denver

Nairobi, University of Nairobi

February 1999

Purpose: Met with law faculty and students to discuss a possible clinical law initiative.

Levy, John, William & Mary

Eldoret, Moi University

August 2003 - 2004

Funding: Fulbright

Purpose: Taught clinical law with emphasis on legal aid.

McKinney, Louise, Case Western Reserve


1999

Funding: Fulbright


Nichols, Nathaniel C., Widener


June-July, 1999; June-July, 2001

Funding: other funds from Widener

Purpose: Taught in Widener’s Summer Nairobi International Law Institute; taught

Comparative Family Law; directed the program in 2001.

Peters, Don, Florida


February 1999


Zorn, Stephen, Pace

Eldoret, Moi University

June 1996

Funding: USAID

Purpose: Taught workshops for law faculties on incorporating lawyering skills and values

into subject-matter courses.

Malawi


Zomba/Blantyne/Llangwe, University of Malawi, Malawi Law Society

January - March 1993

Funding: United States Information Service

Purpose: Consulted on establishment of a Human Rights Law Center.

Mozambique

Zorn, Stephen, Pace

Maputo, Eduardo Mondlang University

July 1996

Funding: USAID

Purpose: Taught workshops for law faculties on incorporating lawyering skills and values

into subject-matter courses.

Niger

Kelley, Thomas, UNC-Chapel Hill

Niamey, University of Niamey

September 2003 - October 2004

Funding: Other funds from UNC and Fulbright

Purpose: Studied non-state (customary) law and how that law was being affected by the

westernization of the state’s legal system; gave lectures (in French) to the legal community.

Nigeria


Jigawa, Ekiti, Benue and Enugu

May - June 2003

Funding: National Center for State Courts and British Department for International

Development

Purpose: Consulted on Access to Justice for the poor and women.

Seng, Michael P., John Marshall

Maiduguri, University of Maiduguri

1983-84

Funding: Fulbright

Purpose: Taught constitutional law (Nigerian) and contracts.

Stein, Kara, Dayton

Enugu, University of Nigeria, Faculty of Law

January - May 1990

Funding: personal financing

Purpose: Taught Introduction to Nigerian Common Law.

South Africa

Baker, Brook K., Northeastern

Durban, University of Natal-Durban, University of Durban-Westville

May - June 1998, February - March 1999

Funding: Distinguished professor stipend

Purpose: Collaborated with faculty to expand their skills curriculum and pedagogy both in

their law clinics and in their first year programs.

Durban, University of Durban-Westville, University of Natal

January 15 - July 10, 1997

Funding: sabbatical

Purpose: Taught practical legal training course, jurisprudence, and law clinics; volunteered

at legal resource center.

Bamberger, Clinton, Maryland (emeritus)

Johannesburg, University of Witwatersrand

September - October 1989; February - June 1990

Funding: foreign school

Purpose: Helped clinical faculty design curriculum and logistics for teaching larger-than-

previously group of students.

Czapanskiy, Karen, Maryland

Durban, University of Durban - Westville

June - October 1994

Funding: partial salary

Purpose: Consulted with clinical program.


Pietersburg, University of the North

January and February 1989

Funding: sabbatical

Purpose: Lectured and conducted workshops on professional skills, consulting on clinical

education.

Durban, University of Natal-Durban

February - April 1989

Funding: sabbatical and United States Information Service

Purpose: Established (with Dean McQuoid - Mason) the first LLM program in trial

advocacy in South Africa and taught trial advocacy workshops at University of Natal,

University of Zululand and University of Bophuthatswana (now University of the

Northwest).


April 1993


Purpose: Consulted on clinical education.

Pietersburg, University of the North

April 1993


Purpose: Consulted on clinical education

Capetown, University of Western Cape/University of Capetown

February 1995


Purpose: Lectured on case analysis and planning, interviewing, constitutional law.

University of Zululand

April 10, 1995


Purpose: Lectured on interviewing and case analysis and litigation planning.


March 27 - April 14, 1995


Purpose: Lectured on constitutional law, clinical education, trial advocacy skills,

interviewing, case analysis and trial preparation.

Capetown, Association of South African Law Clinics & Ford Foundation

April 21-23, 1995

Funding: Ford Foundation

Purpose: Helped organize and present papers at the first national clinical conference in South

Africa in 10 years.

Capetown, University of Western Cape

April 24-25, 1995


Purpose: Organized and taught two-day Trial Advocacy workshop for public interest

lawyers (Lawyers for Human Rights, Legal Resource Center, Lawyers for a Democratic

Society, etc.).

Maisel, Peggy, Florida International

Durban, University of Natal

January 1996 - January 1997

Funding: Fulbright

Purpose: Taught Clinical Law - Street Law.

Durban, University of Natal

January 1997 - December 2002

Funding: University of Natal

Purpose: Developed new first year curriculum: Introduction to Legal Skills and Foundations

of South African Law; developed and taught course: Teaching Legal Skills; worked with

Campus Law Clinic and consulted to other university based South African law clinics.

Lesotho, University of Lesotho

January 1999

Funding: University of Lesotho

Purpose: Gave input on clinical legal education to a national conference on the law school

curriculum.

Marcello, David, Tulane & Loyola

Johannesburg, United States Information Service

August 11-14, 1997

Funding: USAID

Purpose: Conducted "Workshop on Legislative Drafting" for legislators and drafting

personnel from various provincial parliaments, the Ministry of Justice, and law schools.

Meadows, Sharon, San Francisco

Capetown, University of Western Cape, Law Faculty

Summer 1994

Funding: USAID

Purpose: Taught Trial Advocacy.

Uphoff, Rod, Missouri-Columbia

Capetown, University of Western Cape

July 20 - August 2, 2002

Funding: University of Missouri and USAID

Purpose: Gave series of lectures on American Criminal Justice System.

Uganda

Golten, Bob, Denver

Kampala, Law Development Center (Ugandan Law School)

February - March 1998

Funding: AFLI

Purpose: Helped start a law school clinic to advocate for (a) children, (b) juvenile offenders

and (c) petty criminals.

Kampala, Law Development Center

February 1999

Purpose: Conducted a four day training session and workshop for the clinic staff, its

advisory board and law faculty.

McKinney, Louise, Case Western Reserve


February 1999





February 1999



Potter, Judy, Maine

Kampala, Law Practice Institute

1995, 1996, 1997, 1999

Funding: USAID

Purpose: Promoted and organized clinical education and taught skills courses.

Zambia

Potter, Judy, Maine

Lusaka, Law Practice Institute

1995, 1996, 1997, 1999

Funding: USAID


Zimbabwe

Gold, Neil, Windsor, Canada

University of Zimbabwe

1986

Purpose: Gave report entitled "Pursuing Excellence in Legal Education in Zimbabwe" at the

Department of Law.

ASIA

Cambodia

Rine, Nick, Michigan

Phnom Penh, Cambodian Women’s Crisis Center; Faculty of Law and Economics

January - August, 2002

Funding: Asia Foundation grant

Purpose: Trained lawyers & investigators at Cambodian Women’s Crisis Center; taught

political science at Faculty of Law and Economics.

Phnom Penh, Faculty of Law and Economics; Community Legal Education Center

May 2000 - January 2001

Funding: sabbatical; Fulbright

Purpose: Taught ethics at Faculty of Law and Economics; taught democracy and ADR at

Community Legal Education Center.

Phnom Penh, Legal Aid Cambodia

May-June, 1998

Funding: school special projects funds

Purpose: Participated in organizational consulting.

China

Baskir, Cecily, Peking University School of Transnational Law

Shenzhen, China, Peking University School of Transnational Law

August 2010 – July 2011 (possibly longer—tenure track position)

Funding: Foreign school

Purpose: I am the founding director of the clinical programs at the Peking University School

of Transnational Law (the school is in its 3rd

year now). The clinic is called the Center for

Cross-Border Advocacy and focuses on immigration appeals before the Board of

Immigration Appeals in the United States. The students are Chinese pursuing a joint

American JD/Chinese LLM degree. The clinical course I’m teaching this fall is combined

seminar/casework.

Bennett, Susan, Washington College of Law, American University

Beijing, China University of Politics and Law

January 14, 2009 – January 19, 2009

Funding: USAID supplemented by law school funds

Purpose: Conference for evaluation of USAID project on developing clinical pedagogy for

Chinese law schools

Hangzhou, Zheijang Gongshang University (host); South China University of Technology

(Guanghzhou); China University of Politics and Law (Beijing)

July 13, 2007 – August 3, 2007

July 20, 2008 – August 7, 2008


Purpose: Workshops with Chinese faculty on developing clinical pedagogy and curricula,

developed in collaboration with Chinese faculty

Bryant, Susan, CUNY Law School

Hangzhou, Zheijang Gongshang University (host); South China University of

Technology; China University of Politics and Law

July 20, 2008 – August 2, 2008




Dinerstein, Robert, Washington College of Law, American University





Chinese law schools



July 13, 2007 – August 3, 2007

July 20, 2008 – August 7, 2008




Cunningham, Clark, Washington-St. Louis

Chengdu, Sichuan University Law School

November 1990 - January 1991

Funding: sabbatical & foreign school; USIA

Purpose: Taught Welfare & HUD Law.

Friedman, Bruce, Franklin Pierce

Guanghzoo, Guanghzoo Institute of Foreign Trane & Sun-Yat Sen

April - May 1990

Funding: sabbatical

Purpose: Taught American system.

Beijing, Tsinghua University

August 23, 1997 - May 1998

Funding: sabbatical, foreign school

Purpose: Taught civil procedure, legal methods; started a clinic.

Golten, Bob, Denver

Beijing, Renmin (Peoples’) University

May 1-30, 2005

Funding: Foreign School

Purpose: Taught U.S. Government: Structure, History, Politics & Relationship to

international organizations.



July 13, 2007 – August 3, 2007

July 20, 2008 – August 7, 2008




Levy, Marcia, Denver

Beijing and Chongqing

December 12-22, 2003

Purpose: Co-taught a workshop on criminal defense trial advocacy techniques with Professor

Jenny Lyman.

Lyon, Beth, Villanova School of Law

Guangzhou, South China University of Technology

December 10, 2008 – December 22, 2008


Purpose: Teach demonstration courses using clinical pedagogy, teach human rights, conduct

clinical faculty workshops on clinical education, present to the law school faculty on the

history of clinical education.

Hangzhou, Zheijang Gongshang University

November 30, 2007 - January 4, 2008

Funding:

Purpose: Teach demonstration courses using clinical pedagogy, teach human rights, conduct

clinical faculty workshops on clinical education, present to the law school faculty on the

history of clinical education.

Guangzhou, South China University of Technology (host); Zheijang Gongshang University;

China University of Politics and Law

July 30, 2007 - August 3, 2007



developed in collaboration with Chinese faculty.

Milstein, Elliott, Washington College of Law, American University





Chinese law schools



July 13, 2007 – August 3, 2007

July 20, 2008 – August 7, 2008




Pottenger, J.L., Jr., Yale

Yale-China Law Center

1999-2000

Funding: Ford Foundation’s Clinical Legal Education in PRC Project

Purpose: Served as a consultant.

Seville, Marci, Golden Gate

July - August 2004

Funding: (1) Ford Foundation; (2) Swedish International Development Agency

Purpose: (1) Lectured and presented role plays on clinical teaching methodology at a

training conference for new clinical law school teachers; (2) Taught U.S. Labor and

Employment law as part of a month long intensive summer course for Chinese labor law

professors.

Weisselberg, Chuck, Southern California

Beijing, China University of Political Science & Law

Funding: Southern California - travel; China - lodging & meals

Purpose: Lectured on criminal law & prisoners rights.

Wilson, Rick, American

Winter 1997

Purpose: Served as a consultant on legal aid for the National Republican Institute.

Woo, Margaret, Northeastern

Beijing, Renmin (People’s) University

July 2000


Purpose: Lectured on American civil procedure. This two week series of lectures was part

of a comparative civil procedure program organized by Renmin University for civil

procedure professors nationwide.

2000

Purpose: Was invited to join an official delegation of federal judges to travel to China for

exchanges on the civil litigation process, organized by the National Committee on U.S. China

Relations.

Shanghai & Beijing

1999

Funding: National Science Foundation Grant

Purpose: Studied how ordinary litigants bring cases in the civil courts of China. Conducted

interviews of litigants, lawyers and judges.

Wuhan; Beijing, South Central Institute of Politics and Law

Funding: foreign government, Ford

Purpose: Taught American legal process.

Wuhan, South Guhal Institute of Politics and Law

1987

Funding: foreign government

Purpose: Taught American law to Chinese law teachers.

Hong Kong

Barkai, John, Hawaii

Hong Kong, City Polytechnic of Hong Kong, PCLL

August 1992 - February 1993


Purpose: Taught lawyering skills. Also taught short seminars on negotiation & mediation in

Japan; source of funds - Japanese Government; 1989, 1991, 1992; 3 weeks of teaching

mediation in Micronesia - Kosrae, 2 weeks (1991, 1992), Phonpei, 1 week in 1994.


Hong Kong, City Polytechnic of Hong Kong

1990-1993


Purpose: Was Founding Head and Professor, Professional Legal Education.


1991-1992


Purpose: Was Dean and Professor, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences (assisted in the

development of new faculty).


January - July 1993


Purpose: Was Dean and Professor, Faculty of Law (assisted in the development of the new

Faculty of Law).

Hoffman, Peter T., Houston

Hong Kong, City University of Hong Kong

March 8-20, 2004


Purpose: Taught course on trial advocacy culminating in a full trial.




Purpose: Taught Intensive Trial Advocacy course for PCLL students.


August - December, 2001

Funding: City University

Purpose: Taught advocacy in PCCL.

Hong Kong, Advocacy Institute, Hong Kong Law Society

September 17-18, 1999

Purpose: Was Sole Trainer of Group Leader Training Workshop.

Hong Kong, Advocacy Institute, Hong Kong Law Society

September 19, 1998

Purpose: Was Team Leader of Examination-In-Chief and Cross-Examination Programme.


September 16, 1998

Purpose: Was presenter of Staff Seminar.


September 17, 1998

Purpose: Lectured on Introduction to Advocacy.

Hong Kong, Advocacy Institute, HK Law Society

December 2, 1995 (Expert Witness Programme); March 9, 1996 (Faculty Training Program)

Funding: Law Society

Purpose: Taught one day NITA type programs on expert witnesses and training Advocacy

Institute faculty (lawyers and judges) for future skills training courses.


January - June 1992


Purpose: Taught lawyering skills and ethics and helped write materials for new practice-

focused program.

LeBrun, Marlene, Griffith University, Gold Coast Campus, Australia

Kowloon, City University of Hong Kong

May 1998 (1 week)

Funding: Host university

Stuckey, Roy T., South Carolina


July - December 1991


Purpose: Taught lawyering skills and ethics and helped write materials and prepare faculty

for new practice-focused program.

India

Bloch, Frank S., Vanderbilt

New Delhi, Delhi University

September 1986 - March 1987

Funding: Fulbright

Purpose: Guest lectured in various skills classes and gave faculty lectures; worked with

faculty committees on clinical curriculum development.

Bangalore, National Law School of India University

Various brief visits, most recently summer 1993

Funding: Fulbright

Purpose: Guest lectured in various skills classes and gave faculty lectures; worked with

faculty committees on clinical curriculum development.


Bangalore, National Law School of India

January 1994

Funding: home school

Purpose: Served as a clinical education & curriculum consultant.

Gallant, Ken, Arkansas-Little Rock


1995-96 Academic year

Funding: sabbatical, Fulbright

Purpose: Taught alternative dispute resolution, trial advocacy, mediation clinic (Fulbright

lectureship); was a faculty member and co-organizer of Clinical Legal Education Workshop

for South Asian Law Teachers.

Geer, Martin, Nevada-Las Vegas

Panjim, Delhi, Lucknow, law schools

December 29, 1997 - January 18, 1998


Purpose: Developed human rights clinics in law schools.

Kaufman, Eileen, Touro

Shimla

June 1995, June 1996

Funding: foreign summer program

Purpose: "The New India" is a Touro sponsored, ABA approved summer abroad program in

Shimla, India, open to American students who have completed one year of law school.


Bangalore, National Law School of India

Funding: Australia - India Council

Purpose: Train the trainer for Indian law teachers.

Maguigan, Holly, New York

Pune, India Law Society College of Law

January 5-13, 1998

Funding: Ford

Purpose: January 5-9: Consulted with faculty on clinical education; participated in clinic

activities; January 11-13: Participated in ILS-sponsored International Workshop on Gender,

Justice & Development; presented paper on Women and Violence.

Schukoske, Jane E., Baltimore (1988-2002)


November 12-30, 1995

Funding: foreign school, Fulbright

Purpose: "Refresher Course for Law Teachers on Clinical Legal Education" - faculty

member teaching about learning from experience, and fact investigation, and participating in

planning of sessions and small group facilitation.

Delhi, University

December 1998

Purpose: Exchanged ideas on community development and the role of NGOs. Also spoke at

the opening of the first National Client Counseling Competition.

Lucknow, University

December 1998

Purpose: Exchanged ideas on community development and the role of NGOs.

Patna, University

December 1998

Purpose: Spoke on "Community Lawyering in Villages and Urban Slums" at Sulabh

Institute for Development Studies, co-sponsored by USIS.

Delhi, U.S. Educational Foundation in India (12 Hailey Rd., New Delhi 110 001 India)

2000 - present

Funding: Employed by U.S. Educational Foundation in India

Purpose: Serves as Executive Director of the Fulbright Commission in India; helps network

law professors and law schools in the U.S. with those in India, and encourages legal

education networks within South Asia; speaks at law schools in India, and annually visits a

consortium event held by law schools in Bangladesh.

Japan

Hartje, Jeffrey, Denver

Tokyo, Sijo University and Hitosubashi University

July 1985 - January 1986

Funding: sabbatical; foreign school

Purpose: Taught seminars for Japanese law faculties on U.S. civil rights litigation, seminars

for students on criminal law, conflicts of law, juvenile law, commercial law (U.C.C.),

constitutional law, and criminal procedure.

Perlin, Michael, New York

Tokyo

April 2 - June 2, 2002

Funding: tuition fee

Purpose: Taught online, internet-based mental disability law course (with Mentor Prof.

Pamela Cohen).

Fukuoka, Osaka, Tokyo

May 2001

Purpose: Presented lectures to bar associations, ex-patient groups, and family support groups

on a variety of mental disability law topics.

Reagan, Bernida, California-Berkeley

Japan Legal Aid Association (JLAA); Japan Federation of Bar Associations (JFBA)

December 3-8, 2001

Funding: Foreign NGO (JLAA & JFBA)

Purpose: Conducted a seminar for members of the JFBA on law school clinical programs;

participated in 2-day ―Pan Pacific Conference on the Multi-Dimensional Needs of Legal

Aid.‖ My session was on Legal Aid Offered for Special Needs and focused on serving

people, through our clinical program, with HIV/AIDS, homeless, disabled, low-income,

limited English-speaking and female-headed households.

Trubek, Louise G., Wisconsin

Kobe and Tokyo, Kobe University

December 1999

Funding: University of Wisconsin & Kobe University

Purpose: Organized a regional conference on lawyering for disadvantaged people;

participants expected from Thailand, Vietnam, Japan, Korea, Cambodia and Taiwan.

Objectives included expanding information interchange on lawyering for the

underrepresented among Asian countries as well as providing information and dialogue to

assist the Judicial System Reform Commission, soon to be established by the Japanese

Cabinet.


Fall 1995

Kazakhstan

Boswell, Richard, California-Hastings

October 1994

Funding: U.S. Agency for International Development - Central Asia Rule of Law Project

Purpose: Visited with Justice Ministries, law professors, human rights activists and

European Community project on central Asia democracy project.

Golten, Bob, Denver

Almaty

May 27 - June 7, 2001

Funding: CEELI/AFLI

Purpose: Taught a 3-day clinical legal workshop for 80 participants.

Kyrgyzstan

Golten, Bob, Denver

Osh

May 27 - June 7, 2001

Funding: CEELI/AFLI

Purpose: Taught a 2-hour clinical legal workshop for 20 participants; other consulting.

Malaysia

Kreiling, Ken

Singapore, National University of

1983-1984

Funding: National University of Singapore

Purpose: Restructure Appellate Advocacy and teaching materials; initiate trial advocacy

course and prepare teaching materials, teach course; consult to Board of Legal

Education and teach course on supervision of apprentices in their required

apprenticeships.


Kuala Lumpur, University of Malaysia Faculty of Law

June 1981 - March 1982

Funding: Fulbright

Purpose: Helped develop & teach a simulation-based course in professional practice.

Mongolia

Barnhizer, David, Cleveland State

Ulaanbaatar, Government of Mongolia/United Nations

August - September 1997;May - June 1998

Funding: UN

Purpose: Worked with Mongolian government to create its sustainable development/Agenda

21 strategy and write and edit associated reports.


Ulan Bator

September 2002

Funding: OSI

Purpose: Conducted workshop on clinical legal education.

Nepal

Bamberger, Clinton, Maryland (emeritus)

Kathmandu, Tribhuan University

January - June 1993

Funding: Fulbright

Purpose: Wrote syllabus and materials and taught in clinical course for final year law

students.



Spring 1991

Funding: Fulbright

Purpose: Taught in clinic and lectured on American Constitution; voter education; human

rights.

Moulton, Bea, California-Hastings


6 weeks in Summer 1994

Funding: Housing provided by Fulbright; other provided by Asia Foundation, USIA

(academic specialist program)

Purpose: Generic teacher training on designing curriculum, courses, and classes as well as

clinical teaching methods for a group of prospective teachers in a proposed 3-year clinical

program.

Pakistan

Gould, Scott, Maine

Karachi, Sindh Muslim Government Law College

November 1994 - January 1995

Funding: Fulbright

Purpose: Developed public interest law clinical program.

Sri Lanka

Kappagoda, Manel, California-Berkeley

2001

Purpose: Worked on the AIDS Lanka project, a project working on the issue of access to

HIV medications in Sri Lanka.

Schukoske, Jane, Baltimore

Colombo, University of Colombo

November 1995 - August 1996

Funding: Fulbright

Purpose: Consulted regarding curriculum reform and clinical teaching techniques for law

teachers. Assisted in development of environmental law readings for students.

Tajikistan


October 1994

Funding: U.S. Agency for International Development - Central Asia Rule of Law Project

Purpose: Visited with Justice Ministries, law professors, human rights activists and

European Community project on central Asia democracy project. The project also focused

on consulting with the U.S. Ambassador and Tajikistan government on their election, and

citizenship laws.

Thailand


Bangkok, Thamneset Law School

January 6-10, 1997

Funding: University of Wisconsin Law School, Thai Government

Purpose: Consulted about clinical program - discussed University of Wisconsin Clinic at

Center for Public Representation.

Bangkok, Thammasat Law School

July 18-22, 1998

Funding: Japan Foundation, Wisconsin Law School

Purpose: Attended a regional conference entitled ―Providing Legal Services for

Underrepresented Groups in East and Southeast Asia - Creating a Forum for Dialogue.‖

Vietnam


Hanoi

February 1996 (1 week)

Funding: International Development Law Institute (IDLI)

Purpose: International Development Law Institute .

Liebman, Carol B., Columbia

Ho Chi Min City, Ho Chi Min City University

February 1998

Funding: U.S. government

Purpose: Taught a negotiation workshop.

AUSTRALIA

Australia


Melbourne, Monash University

March 1999

Purpose: International research project on lawyer-client communication.


Canberra, Australian National University

1993

Purpose: Was External Evaluation Consultant for Quality Management and Evaluation in

Teaching and Learning.

New South Wales, St. Leonard's N.S.W.

1994

Purpose: Gave a report entitled "Quality Management in Professional Legal Education: A

Proposal for Monitoring and Evaluation at the College of Law."

New South Wales, Judicial Commission of New South Wales

1994

Purpose: Gave a report entitled "Towards a Curriculum for Continuing Judicial Education --

Establishing Judicial Competencies: Professionalisation, Quality and the Public Interest."

Sydney, University of Technology Sydney

1994

Purpose: Was a consultant at the College of Law.

Wollongong, University of Wollongong

1994

Purpose: Was Visiting Professorial Fellow at the Faculty of Law.

Hoffman, Peter T., Nebraska

Tasmania, University of Tasmania

1993


Purpose: Lectured on case planning.

Klein, James M., Toledo

Perth, University of Western Australia

January - July 1989 [January - July 1996 projected]


Purpose: Taught interviewing, counseling and negotiation; trial advocacy, and civil

procedure.

Perth, University of Western Australia Law School

February - July 1996 (previous visit February - July 1989)


Purpose: Team taught course on ADR and trial practice; researched court annexed mediation

in Western Australia; working with Post-graduate Institute for law school graduates seeking

admission to practice in Western Australia.


Adelaide, University Addaide, Flinders University, University of South Australia

June 1989

Funding: USAID

Purpose: Lectured and consulted program to help celebrate the centennial of the Australian

Constitution.


Melbourne, Monash University Faculty of Law

January - June 1987

Funding: Florida Faculty Exchange

Purpose: Helped develop & teach a simulation-based course in trial advocacy & professional

practice.

Rains, Robert, Penn State-Dickinson

Brisbane, Griffith University

July 2000

Funding: Other funds from Dickinson

Purpose: International Society of Family Law.

Fiji

Hoffman, Peter, Nebraska

Suva, University of the South Pacific


Purpose: Was Academic Director of the Pacific Island Law Officers Litigation Skills

Programme.

New Zealand


Wellington, New Zealand Law Society

1986

Purpose: Gave a report entitled "Professional Legal Training in New Zealand."

Institute of Professional Legal Studies

1989

Purpose: Gave a report entitled "Report on the Teaching Program of the Institute of

Professional Legal Studies, New Zealand" (with Julie Macfarlane).


Wellington, Pacific Island Law Officers Meeting (PILOM)



Purpose: Trial advocacy training for crown counsel and attorney generals from the Pacific

region.

Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands


Saipan, CNMI Bar Association

November 11-12, 1994 and July 9-10, 1995

Funding: CNMI Bar Association

Purpose: Taught two day NITA type courses on trial advocacy and depositions.

Palau


Koror, Palau Bar Association

June 24-25, 1995

Funding: Palau Bar Association

Purpose: Taught two day NITA type course on trial advocacy.

CARIBBEAN

Haiti

Larosiliere, Jean D., Northern Illinois

Port-au-Prince, Cap Haiti, Cayes, Hinche, Gonairee; L'Ecale National de la Magistrature

(National Training Factory)

December 1994 - June 1995

Funding: USAID - Administration of Justice Project

Purpose: Provided training in investigative theory and technique, ethics, comparative law

and criminal law.

Ogilvy, J. P. ―Sandy‖, Columbus School of Law, The Catholic University of America

École Supérieure Catholique de Droit de Jérémie ESCDROJ, Jérémie, Haiti

May 11 - 15, 2008

Funding: CUA Law School - faculty account & National Catholic School of Social Service

Purpose: Fact-finding trip to assess needs of private law school; made two substantive law

presentations.

CENTRAL AMERICA

Costa Rica


2002 (1 day)

Purpose: Set up a Central American section of an internet course taught in fall 2002.


1990-93

Purpose: Served as AID consultant on public defense.

El Salvador

Alvarez, Alicia, DePaul

San Salvador, University of El Salvador

September 2, 2000 - July 14, 2001

Funding: Fulbright and USAID

Purpose: Developed materials and trained professors on how to teach trial advocacy;

developed materials for teaching clinic seminar; worked with Judicial Training School to

develop video of mock trial; planned clinical conference with professors from Chile,

Argentina, Peru, US, Puerto Rico, and Nicaragua.

Cavise, Leonard, DePaul

1992, 1994

Funding: USAID

Purpose: Two groups of human rights lawyers taught lawyering skills in 2-month program

Fuller, Sarah Betsy, Syracuse

San Salvador, Universidad Tecnologica

August 10, 2000 - April 10, 2001

Funding: USAID; Fulbright

Purpose: Advised on curriculum reform including clinical teaching methodologies; taught

practice skills including trial advocacy.


San Salvador, University of Matias Delgado

July 1993

Funding: USIA - Academic Specialists

Purpose: Taught U.S. legal system.

Guatemala


June 1995

Funding: USIA - Academic Exchange

Purpose: Visited with law professors, lawyers and students to provide them with an

understanding of clinical legal education in the United States. The main focus of the visit

was to develop a training program for law teachers involved in advocacy training using the

new Code of Criminal Procedure which changes their judicial system from a written to oral

system.


1993-95

Funding: USAID

Purpose: Taught 7 groups of Guatemalan judges, prosecutors and defense lawyers in

lawyering skills.


1995

Minugua

Funding: sabbatical

Purpose: Served as UN consultant on public defense.

Honduras


Choluteca, NRDC

October 1996

Funding: NRDC

Purpose: Worked with developing country NGOs on creating a coordinated strategy for the

environmental soundness of aquaculture.

Nicaragua


Managua, Universidad Americaine Managua; Unan-Leon

October 2002 & December 2002 (live); October 2002 - January 2003 (internet)

Funding: USAID

Purpose: Set up a Central American section of an internet mental disability law course

(taught with mentor Prof. Henry Dlugacz).

Panama

Boswell, Richard A., California-Hastings

June 1982

Funding: USIA - American Exchange Program

Purpose: Visited at the local law schools, Ministry of Justice, Public Defenders, Supreme

Court and private bar association to talk about clinical legal education and legal services

programs in the U.S.


1990-93

Purpose: Served as AID consultant on public defense.

CENTRAL & EASTERN EUROPE

Albania

Genty, Philip, Columbia

University of Tirana Law School

September 2001

Funding: PILI and Soros Foundation

Purpose: Conducted evaluation of Clinical Law Program.

University of Tirana Law School

March 2001

Funding: PILI

Purpose: Participated in Columbia Public Interest Law Initiative (PILI) Workshop on

Clinical Legal Education; conducted sessions on clinical teaching methods for the Tirana

Law School Legal Clinic.


July 2001 - December 2003

Funding: PILI

Purpose: As Senior Consultant to PILI, conducted workshops on clinical legal education.

Azerbaijan

Golten, Bob, Denver

Baku, University of Azerbaijan

August 23 - September 21, 2000

Funding: CEELI/AFLI

Purpose: Helped set up legal-aid clinic on women’s rights and for criminal defendants.


Baku, Baku State University

July 2001

Funding: Open Society Institute and PILI

Purpose: Evaluated the clinical program.

Bosnia

Hartmann, Michael, U.N. Mission in Kosovo

Sarajevo, University of Sarajevo Law School

February 1997 - February 2000

Funding: sabbatical; other funds from home institution

Purpose: Studied criminal law and procedure law and reform and judicial reform. Worked

with University of Sarajevo Law Faculty members, judges and prosecutors and gave guest

lectures at University of Sarajevo. Was with ABA/CEELI as a criminal law liaison (Feb.-

Oct. 1997); with UN Centre for International Crime Prevention (Mar.-Sept. 1998); and with

UN Mission in Bosnia’s Judicial System Assessment Program (Sept. 1998-February 2000).



Funding: PILI


Bulgaria


Plovdiv and Sofia Universities

March 2000

Purpose: Developed videotaped role-play interviewing exercise to be used as a clinical

teaching tool.

Gottlieb, David, Kansas

October - November 1998 (three weeks)

Funding: CEELI

Purpose: Worked with three law schools that are developing clinical programs.


2002 (2 days)

Funding: Mental Disability Rights International (US-based NGO)

Purpose: Trained lawyers and activists in mental disability law.

Croatia


Zagreb, Rijeka, Split, Osijek

November - December 1994 (six weeks)

Funding: ABA/CEELI

Purpose: Served as Consultant for ABA Central and East European Law Initiative visiting

faculties at Croatia's law schools to aid the development of clinical legal education.

Stuckey, Roy, South Carolina

Osijek, Split, Zagreb

June 1995 (two weeks)

Funding: ABA/CEELI

Purpose: Consulted with law faculties regarding how to make their curriculums more

practice-focused.

Czech Republic

de la Vega, Connie, San Francisco

Prague, Charles University

July 10 - August 1, 2000

Funding: Other funds from University of San Francisco and USF Summer Program

Purpose: Taught international human rights law.

Kanter, Arlene, Syracuse

Prague, Charles University

1993, 1994, 1995

Purpose: Lectured on disability law, civil rights and clinical legal education.

Krieger, Stefan H., Hofstra

Olomouc, Palacky University

January 1996 to present

Funding: Ford Grant

Purpose: Assisted in the development of a Housing Rights Clinic.

Lyman, Jenny, George Washington

Prague

November 1998

Funding: CEELI

Neumann, Richard K., Jr., Hofstra

Olomouc, Palacky University Faculty of Law

November - December 1992

Funding: USIA University Affiliations Program

Purpose: Gave demonstrations of Socratic teaching and general advice to the law faculty.


Brno, Masaryk University

Spring 1996

Funding: sabbatical

Purpose: Taught course on American Constitutional Law and consultation on clinic and

moot court programs.

Estonia


December 2000


Purpose: Presented programs in mental disability law to the Estonian Psychiatric Patients

Advocacy Association.

Hungary



Funding: PILI


Marcello, David A., Tulane

Budapest

October 1992 (one week)

Funding: German Marshall Fund

Purpose: Prepared a report regarding the feasibility of implementing a legislative clinic; met

with faculty and administrators and lectured to a class of law students at the Eotvos Lorand

(Elte) University about clinical legal education, legal services, and public interest practice in

the United States.


Budapest

May 2000 (3 days)


Purpose: Trained mental health advocates, ex-patients, family group members, and human

rights attorneys in mental disability law.


Spring 1998

Purpose: Attended clinics seminar.

Latvia

Bennett, Susan, American

Riga

October 21-25, 2001

Funding: Soros; sabbatical

Purpose: Conducted teacher training for junior clinicians from law schools in the former

Soviet Union.

Bentch, Sue, St. Mary's

Riga, Riga Graduate School of Law

June - July, 2003

Funding: Fulbright

Purpose: Taught Legal Ethics to students from Latvia, Estonia, and Lithuania; taught Legal

Ethics at summer school for students from Eastern Europe and former Soviet Union;

presented ethics seminar to judges of Latvian Supreme Court.


March 2002


Purpose: Taught Legal Ethics to students from Latvia, Estonia, and Lithuania.


November - December 2000, March 2001, May 2001

Funding: Fulbright

Purpose: Developed ethics curriculum in its second year of operation, with students from

Estonia and Lithuania, as well as from Latvia.


September 1999 - August 2000

Funding: sabbatical & Fulbright

Purpose: Initiated and developed legal ethics curriculum for new post graduate law school

funded by Soros Foundation and by the governments of Sweden and Latvia; also worked

with University of Latvia’s new law clinic; presented a workshop at the refugee clinics

summer seminar organized by the United Nations High Commissioner; and consulted with

the law clinics at L’viv National University and the L’viv Academy of Commerce in

Ukraine.



Funding: PILI



December 2000


Purpose: Presented programs in mental disability law to the Latvian Center on Human

Rights and Ethnic Studies.

Peterson, Mark A., Lewis & Clark

Riga, University of Riga

February 1-15, 2003

Funding: USAID

Purpose: Developed Legal Ethics course, began creation of an honor code, enhanced clinical

course.

Wright, Theresa (Terry), Lewis & Clark

Riga, University of Latvia Law Faculty

October 4-9, 1999

Funding: Other funds from Lewis & Clark

Purpose: Provided training program for clinicians in new clinical program.

Lithuania

Kennedy, Joseph, New York

Vilnius, Vilnius University

October 21 - 31, 1995

Funding: ABA/CEELI

Purpose: Conducted workshops in negotiation and legal reasoning.

Kirtley, Alan, Washington

Kaunas, Vytautas Magnus University

August 2-20, 1999

Funding: Soros, foreign school

Purpose: Taught Arbitration and Mediation.

Moranville, Deborah, Washington

Kaunas, Vitautas Magnus University

July 20-31, 1998

Funding: Soros Foundation

Purpose: Participated in six week program on U.S. and comparative law involving six

University of Washington faculty and two students; taught U.S. administrative law using

simulations.


Vilnius, Vilnius University

Summer 1995

Funding: CEELI

Purpose: Provided consultation to establish an in-house clinic.

Macedonia


Skopje, University Saints Kyril and Methodij

November 1994 (one week)

Funding: ABA/CEELI

Purpose: Served as consultant for clinical legal education with ABA's Central and East

European Law Initiative.


Kiril and Metodij University, Skopje, Republic of Macedonia

March 2002

Funding: PILI and Soros Foundation

Purpose: Conducted evaluation of Clinical Law Program.

Ohrid

November 2000

Purpose: Attended COLPI/PILI Meeting on Clinical Legal Education for the Countries of

the Former Yugoslavia; conducted sessions on clinical teaching methods and basic issues

in setting up a university-based legal clinic.

Montenegro

Dinerstein, Bob, American

Podgorica, University of Montenegro

December 10-11, 1999

Funding: CEELI/AFLI

Purpose: Conducted workshop on modern legal education methodologies: taught sessions on

―History and Development of the American Legal Education Tradition,‖ ―The Casebook and

Langdellian Method: Learning by Case Analysis‖ and ―The Development of Clinical Legal

Education.‖

Ruser, Kevin, Nebraska

Podgorica & Budva, Podgorica Law Faculty

November 26 - December 7, 2001

Funding: CEELI/AFLI

Purpose: Assisted with development of clinical education at the Law Faculty.

Poland


Krakow, Jagiellonian University

December 1996

Funding: Organization of Security & Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), Consulate General of

U.S. in Krakow

Purpose: Presented "Legal Clinics Initiative" with Karen Tokarz, Catherine Klein and Roger

Burridge (UK-Warwick); presented Methods of Clinical Legal Education; supervised clients;

taught structural and operational issues. Goal was to demonstrate exciting possibilities of

clinical education in Poland and Eastern Europe.

Goldner, Jesse A., St. Louis

Warsaw, University of Warsaw

1979-80 academic year; Fall 1994


Purpose: Taught Introduction to American Law, American Criminal Law (1979-80); Health

Law & Bioethics (1994).

Grosberg, Lawrence, New York

Warsaw, Lodz, Cracow, Lublin; Warsaw, Lodz, Jageillonian, Marie Curie Sklowdowska

September 15 - October 15, 1995

Funding: sabbatical, USIS

Purpose: Gave lectures, demonstrations on clinical and lawyering skills education to faculty

and students.

Klein, Catherine, Catholic

Krakow, Jagiellonian University

1996-1998

Funding: CEELI/AFLI; Ford; Organization of Security & Cooperation in Europe (OSCE)

Purpose: Supported establishment of clinical programs at Jagiellonian University.

Krakow


Funding: Co-sponsored by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, the Public

Interest Law Initiative (PILI) at Columbia University and the Human Rights Section of the

Jagiellonian University Law Clinic.

Purpose: Attended conference on using law school clinics to represent refugees in Central

and Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union.

Mlyniec, Wallace, Georgetown

Krakow, Warsaw; Jagiellonian University and University of Warsaw

March 14-21, 1999

Funding: PILI, COLPI

Purpose: Attended clinical conference for law teachers from 20 East European and Central

Asian nations.


2002 (2 days)

Funding: NYLS

Purpose: Presented lectures at the University of Warsaw Institute of Social Science

(students included joint degree law students) and at the Polish Academy of Science on a

variety of mental disability law topics.

Taub, Nadine, Rutgers-Newark

Warsaw, University of Warsaw

February - March 1997 (2 weeks)

Funding: foreign school & Rutgers Exchange

Purpose: Taught Sexual Harassment & consulted on materials for seminar in gender

equality; helped get clinic started.

Wortham, Leah, Catholic

Cracow, Jagiellonian University


Funding: CUA summer program, Ford Foundation

Purpose: Assisted JU faculty in planning a clinical program and securing funding for

exchange of initial year of clinic.

Krakow


Funding: Co-sponsored by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, the Public

Interest Law Initiative (PILI) at Columbia University and the Human Rights Section of the

Jagiellonian University Law Clinic.

Purpose: Attended conference on using law school clinics to represent refugees in Central

and Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union.

Romania

Bruch, Elizabeth, American

Bucharest, UNEX University

AY 1993-1994


Purpose: Taught as a lecturer for the Civic Education Project, an educational NGO, based at

Yale University; taught Public International Law and International Trade to undergraduate

law students at one of the new private universities.

Critchlow, George A., Gonzaga

Sibiu, University of Sibiu

January - December 1993

Funding: Fulbright

Purpose: Taught Human Rights and Comparative Law.

Margalia, Black Sea University

August 1994

Funding: Fulbright (extension of original grant)

Purpose: Taught Human Rights and Comparative Law.

Scott, Kandis, Santa Clara

Timisoara, Shakespeare High School

September 1994 - June 1996

Funding: Peace Corps

Purpose: Taught English as a foreign language. Lectured in Romanian at University of West

Law School - "American Courtroom Procedures." Put on mock trials for Bucharest Young

Lawyers and a Bucharest law school class.

Uphoff, Rodney, Oklahoma

1998

Purpose: Served as a CEELI legal specialist.

Russia

Askin, Frank, Rutgers-Newark

Samara, Samara State University; Humanities Institute; MVD Law School

March 15 - April 4, 2002

Funding: USAID

Purpose: Assisted three institutions in the establishment of legal clinics.


St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg State University

June - July 1998


Purpose: Taught International Environmental Law.

Burman, John M., Wyoming

Moscow, ABA/CEELI

June-July 2000

Funding: ABA/CEELI

Purpose: Served as the Clinical Legal Education Specialist for ABA/CEELI in Russia;

developed an evaluation protocol for clinics and evaluated fourteen clinics in nine different

cities.

Petrozavodsk (Republic of Karelia), Petrozavodsk State University

September 1 - December 21, 1998

Funding: Fulbright

Purpose: Was a Fulbright Teaching Fellow; taught American Administrative Law and

assisted with the continued development of the clinic, which was founded in 1995 by

Professor Jim May from Vermont.

Grosberg, Lawrence, New York

Moscow, Samara, St. Petersburg and Irkutsk

May 1-7 and June 1 - August 15, 1999

Funding: CEELI

Purpose: Assisted schools with clinical programs and presented clinical options to those

without such programs.

Klein, Catherine, Catholic

Moscow, Saratov, Nizhny Novgorod

1995 and 1996

Funding: CEELI/AFLI, Ford, Organization of Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE)

Purpose: Taught trial advocacy, jury trial and U.S. based training.



Funding: PILI


Samara


Purpose: Wrote and directed 3 year NISCUPP grant from the State Department for series of

exchanges re: clinical legal education between Samara, Russia law schools and Rutgers.

Moscow


Funding: ABA CEELI

Purpose: Served as Clinical Law Specialist.

Lyman, Jennifer, George Washington

Moscow, Saratov, Nizhny Novgorod, St. Petersburg

October 1994 (10 days); November - December 1995 (2 weeks); March 1996 (1 week);

December 1996; February 1997; May 1997; June - July 1997; July 1998

Funding: CEELI

Purpose: Trial advocacy training specifically aimed at jury trials to support reintroduction of

jury trials for serious criminal offenses. Train-the-Trainers programs plus follow-up to

encourage Russian CLE. Helped present a conference in Moscow where clinical teachers

and NGO representatives discussed common areas of interest (1998).

May, James, Vermont

Petrozavodsk, Republic of Karelia, Petrozavodsk State University

December 5-9, 1994

Funding: Vermont/Karelia Rule of Law Project (US AID - funded)

Purpose: Helped establish a live-client clinic and general civil clinical program at PSU; met

with academics, lawyers, judges, etc. and made six presentations, including five presentations

on the

project and American clinical method to judges, lawyers, students and faculty, and one

lengthier formal lecture to students on the same subject.

Mullane, Michael W., Arkansas-Fayetteville

Archangel, Pomor University


Funding: USAID

Purpose: Established an in-house, live client clinic.


September 1998

Funding: CEELI/AFLI

Purpose: Consulted re: establishment of a clinical program and participation in a

presentation/seminar on clinical education.

Potter, Judy, Maine


1995, 1996, 1997, 1999

Funding: USAID


Rossman, David, Boston

Tomsk, Tomsk State University

September 2002 - September 2006

Funding: U.S. State Department Educational Partnerships Programs

Purpose: Provided assistance to the clinical program. This involved faculty exchanges and

curriculum development, with a particular focus on expanding the Tomsk clinical program to

the issue of domestic violence.


Moscow, FUTI, a non-profit labor-based organization

October 10-20, 1994

Funding: USAID, through FUTI

Purpose: Taught Russian lawyers how to practice public interest law on behalf of workers.

Valverde, Jennifer N. Rosen, Rutgers-Newark

Summer 2003 - Fall 2004

Funding: Unknown

Purpose: Administered two international clinical program grants to foster development of

clinical legal education and promote rule of law overseas (Russia & Serbia); organized law

faculty and student exchanges; managed budget; developed curriculum and instructed

Rutgers law students in preparation for exchanges.

Samara, Samara State University, Samara Humanities Academy, and Russia MVD (Police)

Academy, Faculty Exchange

September 2003

Funding: U.S. State Dept. NISCUPP grant

Purpose: Instructed law professors and students in clinical legal education theory and

methodology; conducted lectures, simulations and workshops on case theory, mediation,

negotiation and lawyering skills.

Venetis, Penny M., Rutgers-Newark

Moscow & Saransk, Ministry of Justice

December 1994

Funding: foreign school, private grant

Purpose: Taught civil liberties/bill of rights to Russian law students, judges and law

professors.

Saransk, University of Mordovia Law School

December 1994


Purpose: Taught crash course in U.S. civil rights law to Russian judges, law professors and

students.

Serbia

Hoffman, Peter T., Houston

Nic

May 18-19, 2002

Funding: CEELI

Purpose: Taught two day program on teaching methodologies for Serbian law schools.


Novi Sad

March 2002 - December 2003

Funding: ABA CEELI

Purpose: Directed ABA CEELI project in which Rutgers was partnered with law faculty in

Novi Sad.

Peterson, Mark A., Lewis & Clark

Nis, University of Nis

May 10-23, 2003

Funding: CEELI

Purpose: Enhanced clinical offerings.

Valverde, Jennifer N. Rosen, Rutgers-Newark

Novi Sad, University of Novi Sad, Faculty Exchange

November 2002

Funding: ABA-CEELI

Purpose: Instructed law professors and students in clinical legal education theory and

methodology; conducted lectures, simulations and workshops in disability law, family law,

legal ethics and lawyering skills.

Slovakia

Bruch, Elizabeth, American

Bratislava, Comenius University

AY 1994-1995


Purpose: Taught as a lecturer for the Civic Education Project, an educational NGO, based at

Yale University; taught Public International Law and International Human Rights to

graduate students preparing for the foreign service.

Golten, Bob, Colorado & Denver

Cornenius (Bratislava) & Safarih (Kosice)

September - December 1996

Funding: ABA-CEELI

Purpose: Helped establish clinical law programs at both schools.



Funding: PILI


Bratislava

November 2000

Funding: PILI

Purpose: Helped conduct workshop on Clinical Legal Education for Columbia Law School’s

Public Interest Law Initiative in Transitional Societies.

Stuckey, Roy, South Carolina

Cornenius (Bratislava) & Safarih (Kosice)

October 1995

Funding: ABA/CEELI

Purpose: Consulted with law faculties regarding potential for clinical courses.

Slovenia


May 1999

Purpose: Served as legal specialist for CEELI.

Ukraine

Schukoske, Jane E., Baltimore

Kyiv and Ostrog, National University of Kiev-Mohyla Academy; Ostrog Academy

May 19 - June 3, 1998

Funding: U.S.I.A., University Affiliations grant

Purpose: Provided perspective on clinical legal education (live-client and externships) after

learning about the education context at these two small departments of law at newly re-

opened universities.

Smetanka, Stella L., Pittsburgh

Donetsk, Donetsk State University

June 18 - July 2, 2001

Funding: USAID

Purpose: Participated in a conference for clinical and traditional law teachers; led sessions on

interviewing, counseling & negotiations; presented interactive teaching techniques seminars

with clinical faculty from Russia and Ukraine to teacher and students at Donetsk.

Smith, Doug, Suffolk

Kyiv, Berdiansk, Odessa, Lviv; several universities

Spring 1999

Funding: CEELI

Purpose: Taught courses on comparative constitutional perspectives, attorney ethics, skills,

as well as several seminars for practicing attorneys.

MIDDLE EAST

Afghanistan

Williams, Gerald R., Brigham Young

Kabul, University of Kabul


Funding: USAID

Purpose: Taught Comparative Law (primarily U.S. legal process) & Negotiation (taught at

Egyptian Society for International Law).

Egypt


Cairo, University of Cairo, Faculty of Law


Funding: USAID

Purpose: Taught Comparative Law (primarily U.S. legal process) & Negotiation (taught at

Egyptian Society for International Law).

Israel

Akram, Susan M., Boston

East Jerusalem, Israeli-Occupied Territories; Al-Quds University, Palestine School of Law

May - August 1997

Funding: Grant from Joyce Mertz Gilmore Foundation

Purpose: Taught comparative refugee law to Palestinian law students in their final year of

the law program. Also gave public lectures on legal issues relating to Palestinian refugees.

East Jerusalem, Palestine School of Law, Al-Quds University

Fall 1999

Funding: Fulbright

Purpose: Taught and did research and writing on ―Durable Solutions for the Palestine

Refugees: Recommendations for the Final Status Talks.‖

Burns, Robert, Northwestern

Jerusalem, National Institute for Trial Advocacy

January 3 - 10, 1996

Purpose: Taught trial advocacy program for Israeli and Palestinian lawyers.

Jerusalem, National Institute for Trial Advocacy

January 1999

Funding: NITA/Israeli-Palestinian Foundation

Purpose: Taught trial advocacy to both Israeli and Palestinian lawyers in anticipation of

developing Palestinian trial court system.

Kanter, Arlene, Syracuse

Jerusalem, Hebrew University Faculty of Law

1994-95


Purpose: Taught the law school's first clinical type class in disability law.

Liebman, Carol, Columbia

Jerusalem, Hebrew University Law Faculty

April - May 1998

Funding: Columbia/Hebrew University Exchange

Purpose: Taught simulation based mini course - Introduction to Negotiation and Mediation.

Wizner, Stephen, Yale

Tel Aviv, Tel Aviv University Faculty of Law

August 5, 2000 - January 18, 2001


Purpose: Taught Social Welfare Law Clinic; was consultant to the Dean and to the director

of the clinical program.

Haifa, Haifa University

Fall 1995


Purpose: Co-taught two seminars - Law & Poverty and Disability Law.

Jerusalem, Hebrew University; Tel Aviv, Tel Aviv University; Haifa, Haifa University;

Ramat Gan,

Bar-Ilan University

Fall 1992


Purpose: Taught faculty workshops at Hebrew University, Tel Aviv University, and Bar-Ilan

University; taught individual classes at Hebrew University, Tel Aviv University and Haifa

University; consulted with dean at Haifa University

Palestine

Bisharat, George, California-Hastings

Bir Zeit, Bir Zeit University

September 1994 - present

Funding: none

Purpose: Consulted informally with the BZU Law Center regarding its plan to inaugurate the

first law program in Palestine/Israeli occupied territories.

Burns, Robert, Northwestern

Galilee, Israel-Palestine Center Law and Development Program

January 3-10, 1996

Purpose: Taught trial advocacy program for Israeli and Palestinian lawyers.

Jordan Valley, National Institute for Trial Advocacy

January 1999

Funding: NITA/Israeli-Palestinian Foundation

Purpose: Taught trial advocacy to both Israeli and Palestinian lawyers in anticipation of

developing Palestinian trial court system.

Turkey

Gottlieb, David, Kansas

Istanbul

October - November 1998

Purpose: Participated in a sentencing guidelines conference.

NORTH AMERICA

Canada


1984

Purpose: Served as consultant on legal aid.

Mexico

Benitez, Alberto, George Washington

Mexico City, Instituto Tecnologico Autonomo de Mexico (ITAM); Universidad

Panamericana

Summer 1999 & 2000 (ITAM); Summer 2000 (Panamericana)

Funding: Foreign school

Purpose: Taught introduction to U.S. legal system and U.S. immigration law at ITAM.

Taught U.S. immigration law at Panamericana.

Lopez, Antoinette Sedillo, New Mexico

Guanajuato, University of Guanajuato

Summer 1993, Summer 1994

Funding: student tuition (summer program)

Purpose: Taught Overview of Mexican Law; Comparative Women's Rights.


1994

Chiapas

Purpose: Human rights mission.

SOUTH AMERICA

Argentina


Buenos Aires, University of Palermo

December 1997


Purpose: Developed public interest law clinics.


Buenos Aires, Universidad de Buenos Aires

1995

Purpose: Gave a report entitled "Excellence in Legal Services: A Proposal for Postgraduate

Education in Law" (with Sergio Le Pera).

Buenos Aires

1994 - Present

Purpose: Serves as consultant for Argentina/World Bank Project, Legal Education.

Hines, Barbara, Texas

Buenos Aires, Universidad de Palermo


Funding: Fulbright

Purpose: Advocated and defended rights of immigrants under Argentine and international

law.

Buenos Aires, Centro de Estudios Legalesy Sociales (CELS)

June - December 1996; Summer 2002

Funding: Fulbright, University of Texas Law School

Purpose: Developed program to advocate and defend rights of immigrants under Argentine

and international law. Assisted in starting immigration clinic through CELS and University

of Buenos Aires.

Wilson, Mark E., Gonzaga

Buenos Aires, U. de Buenos Aires

November 1995

Funding: U. de Buenos Aires

Purpose: Presented 6-day workshop on clinical teaching methodology (with J. Hartje, N.

Gold and K. Harrison).

Buenos Aires, U. de Palermo

December 1997

Purpose: Gave presentation at meeting of faculty and students of eight South American law

school clinic/public interest consortium.


Purpose: Attended seminars and observed clinics in CELS.

Brazil


Brasilia, Rio, Salvador, Courts, University of Brasilia, Pontifica Catholic Universidad

December 4-20, 1998

Funding: Federal Judicial Center, USAID

Purpose: Worked with law schools and courts for court reform.

Chile


Santiago, Catholic University; University of Chile; Diego Portales University

December 1990

Funding: American University Law School

Purpose: Visited and consulted with Chilean clinical teachers (w/Elliott Milstein & Claudio

Grossman).

Santiago, University of Chile (International Program); Diego Portales University

June - July 1993

Funding: American University Law School

Purpose: Participated in Latin American trade course, course on civil tradition (human rights

focus); course taught by guest lecturers; conducted review sessions, met with students, wrote

and graded exam.


Santiago and Temuco

1995

Funding: USIS grant

Purpose: Developed trial advocacy programs. Sent trial advocacy trainers who were fluent

in Spanish to conduct programs.

Stearns, Janet, Washington

Santiago, University of Chile

June 1996 - July 1998


Purpose: Taught introduction to American law and comparative property law.


Santiago, U. de Chile

June 1994 - December 1994

Funding: Sabbatical

Purpose: Gave several presentations on clinical teaching and U.S. Federal Indian Law.


Santiago, University of Santiago

January 1991

Funding: USIA - Academic Specialists

Purpose: Taught legal aid structures & funding.

1995-96

Purpose: Served as director of summer program of Washington College of Law.

Colombia


Cartagena and jungle, MacArthur Foundation


Funding: MacArthur Foundation

Purpose: Negotiated with Colombian and Ecuador business leaders regarding improved

methods for environmentally sound shrimp aquaculture.


Bogota, multiple institutions

June 13-18, 1995


Purpose: Consulted (with Dean Claudio Grossman) with government officials and law

school administrations on accreditation issues.


Bogota, University of the Andes

Cartagena, University of Cartagena

Summer 1987

Funding: Fulbright

Purpose: Taught clinical teaching techniques to teachers.

Ecuador


Guayaquil, Ecuador National Chamber of Aquaculture

October 25-27, 1997


Purpose: Gave speech at Ecuador's 4th World Congress of Aquaculture.

Guayaquil, ISA Net/NRDC


Funding: NRDC

Purpose: Worked with NGOs from 20 countries on strategies related to mitigating the social

and environmental impacts of coastal zone aquaculture.


Quito

1995

Purpose: Served as onsultant for the Ecuador/World Bank Project, Legal Education.

Guyana

Annino, Paolo, Florida State

Georgetown, University of Guyana

February 1-8, 2004

Funding: Florida Association for Volunteer Action in the Caribbean and the Americas

(FAVACA) and The Carter Center Guyana

Purpose: Advised the Law Department and students on how to structure and maintain a law

school clinic. Gave a university-wide talk on the role of clinical education and the justice

mission of law schools.

Peru

Lidman, Raven, Seattle

Lima, Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru

February - June, 2000

Funding: sabbatical

Purpose: Consulted with their major legal services-type clinic, sharing clinical materials and

teaching methods and developed a video and teaching materials on interviewing.

Venetis, Penny M., Rutgers-Newark

Lima and Chiclayo, Bar Association of the City of New York

April 1994

Funding: foreign school, private grant

Purpose: Conducted human rights investigative mission regarding abuses in the arrest and

detention of individuals accused of terrorism and treason.


Lima, U. Catolica de Peru

November 1998

Purpose: Gave presentation at meeting of faculty and students of South American clinical

program public interest consortium.


Summer 1998

Uruguay

Lusse, Art, Montana

Montevideo, Universidad de Montevideo & Universidad de Republica

2001-2002

Funding: Fulbright

Purpose: Taught ADR.

WESTERN EUROPE

Austria

Bentch, Sue, St. Mary’s

Innsbruck, St. Mary’s Institute on World Legal Problems

July-August 2001 and July-August 2002

Funding: other funds from St. Mary’s and ABA-approved summer program

Purpose: Taught Internationalization of the Legal Profession.

Dubin, Jon, St. Mary's

Innsbruck, St. Mary's Institute on World Legal Problems

July 1994

Funding: home institution

Purpose: Taught World Hunger and International Law.


Vienna, Dickinson School of Law ( & host institutions)

July 1988

Funding: other funds from Dickinson

Purpose: Taught Comparative and International Family Law.


Graz, Karl-Franzens University

1998

Purpose: Taught a seminar on American Criminal Justice.

England

Acton, Patricia N., Iowa

London, London Law Consortium

Spring Semesters 1994, 1995, 1996

Funding: Consortium schools contribute faculty salaries, and general expenses are paid

through student program fees.

Purpose: Directed the program and spent each spring in London with the students; taught in

the program, including a British Externship course. The Consortium consisted of eight law

schools: Iowa, Indiana, Kansas, Utah, Arizona, Missouri-Columbia, Georgia, & Chicago-

Kent.

Blum, Patty, California-Berkeley

Oxford, Oxford University

July 1995 and July 1996

Funding: U.S. co-sponsoring law school (George Washington)

Purpose: The George Washington University Law School & Oxford University co-

sponsored International Human Rights Law Programme incorporated an experiential

approach in its curriculum. I taught a skills-simulation course called "Human Rights

Advocacy & Dissemination."


London, Inns of Court

May 1999

Purpose: Participated in an international research project on lawyer-client communication.

Diesfeld, Kate, Kent

Canterbury, Canterbury

1992 to present

Funding: university appointment

Purpose: Establish mental health and learning disability clinic. Provide direct and systemic

representation. Teach mental health law, law of medical ethics. Guest speaker in Scotland,

Wales, San Diego, Slovakia, and conducted workshop at Cambridge September 1994.

Gaines, Kenneth W., South Carolina

Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University

April 14-15, 1994


Purpose: Presented a paper, "Supervising Clinical Students" for Clinical Legal Education at

The Derbyshire Conference - Workshop.


London, Bar of England and Wales

1987

Purpose: Gave a report entitled "Report on Professional Legal Education for the Bar."

Goldner, Jesse A., St. Louis

Coventry (Warwick), University of Warwick

Fall 1987


Purpose: Taught Evidence and Civil Clinic.

Hyman, Jonathan M., Rutgers-Newark

Colchester, University of Essex

January - March 1996


Purpose: Developed course/program for legal analysis, legal writing, and oral presentations.

Kotkin, Minna, Brooklyn

London, University of East London

Spring 1993


Purpose: Lectured on various U.S. public law topics.

Montoya, Jean, San Diego

London

1997

Purpose: Supervised barrister and solicitor externships through University of San Diego’s

Summer Study Abroad Program

Moore, Loretta W., Washburn

London, Kings College

June 6 - July 19, 1998

Purpose: Taught Comparative Alternative Dispute Resolution with an English co-teacher,

David Hartley, in Washburn University’s Law in London Program.

Player, Theresa, San Diego

London, Institute on International and Comparative Law (USD)

July - August 1987, June 1988, July - August 1991, June 1993

Funding: USD - tuition of students

Purpose: Overall supervision of legal education program and supervision of students placed

with barristers and solicitors.

Pottenger, Jay, Yale

London, Institute for Advanced Legal Studies

October 1993 - January 1994

Funding: sabbatical, Inns of Court Fellowship

Purpose: Researched and lectured regarding legal ethics and clinical teaching.


Leicester, De Montfort University (formerly Leicester Polytechnic)

3 weeks - January 1990


Purpose: Taught U.S. Constitutional Law, family law, mental health law.

Leicester, DeMontfort University

February - March, 1998

Funding: sabbatical

Purpose: Lectured on American Family Law and Clinical Legal Education. Also taught

American Constitutional Law and Mental Health Law.

Buckingham, Buckingham University

February - March, 1998

Funding: sabbatical



Scully, Jed, McGeorge

London, Inns of Court

Summer 1989


Purpose: Workshops for teachers in client counseling, negotiation skills, and advocacy.

Tarr, Nina W., Illinois

Various places, Sheffield

March 1995

Purpose: Attended inaugural meeting of CLEO - Clinical Legal Education Organizational in

England.

France


Pau, University of Pau

May - June 1992 (three weeks)


Purpose: Met with small classes on subjects of juvenile law, death penalty, criminal

procedure.

Landsman, Maury S., Minnesota

Lyon, Jean Moulin University (Lyon III)

1992

Funding: school exchange

Purpose: Taught Comparative Bioethics & the Law.

Player, Theresa, San Diego

Paris, Institute on International and Comparative Law (USD)

July - August 1995

Funding: USD - tuition of students

Purpose: Overall supervision of legal education program.


Strasbourg, Dickinson School of Law ( & host institutions)

July 1988



Scharf, Irene, Southern New England

Paris, Sorbonne (through University of San Diego)

July 3 - August, 2000

Funding: University of San Diego

Purpose: Taught immigration law to U.S. law students through University of San Diego’s

Summer Program in Paris. Each student enrolled in the Program took 2 courses.

Sedo, Kathryn, Minnesota

Lyon, Jean Moulin III

March - June 1988

Funding: foreign school, University of Minnesota (exchange program)

Purpose: Taught French students in summer school abroad program.

Lyon, Jean Moulin University (Lyon III)

1992

Funding: exchange

Purpose: Summer program

Germany

Backman, James, Brigham Young

Bonn and Cologne, University of Bonn; University of Cologne

June - August 1976

Funding: American-German Exchange Service

Purpose: Taught Consumer Law Seminar.

Cooley, James D., Wisconsin-Madison

Giessen, University of Giessen, Justis Liebsig Institute

June 6 - June 28, 1999


Purpose: Was a visiting professor. Taught a three week seminar: ―The Role of the Jury in

the American Criminal Justice System.‖

Olingy, Judith, Wisconsin

Giessen, Jutus Liebeg Universitat

May 14-30, 1996


Purpose: Taught a course titled "American Criminal Sanctions in the Wisconsin and Federal

Systems" using case studies from prior clients as the primary teaching vehicles.


Giessen, University of Giessen

May - June 1988 (six weeks)


Purpose: Taught seminar on American Criminal Justice.

Greece


Athens, University of Athens; Institute for Social Security, Insurance and Health Law

October 1996

Funding: sabbatical, foreign school, University of Minnesota

Purpose: Gave lecture and consulted upon clinics and legal aid societies as they are

interested in starting such programs.

Ireland

la Vega, Connie, San Francisco

Dublin, Trinity College

June - July 1994 and June - July 1996

Funding: summer school

Purpose: Taught international human rights law in 1994; taught international human rights

law and directed program in 1996.


Dublin, Trinity College

February - March 1998

Funding: sabbatical



Italy

Bauer, Jon, University of Connecticut

Brescia, University of Brescia Faculty of Law

March 7 – 13, 2010

Funding: Host Institution

Purpose: Presented seminar to faculty on issues in clinical supervision and three seminars for

students participating in a new legal clinic.

Bloom, Robert M., Boston College

Rome, Temple Law School

Summer 1984, 1985, 1990

Funding: Temple

Purpose: Taught comparative criminal procedure; used simulation - summer program for US

law students.

Mewhinney, Kate, Wake Forest

Venice, University of Venice

July 1998 and July 2004 (Program Director)

Purpose: Taught Comparative Elder Law to students from Wake Forest University,

University of Venice, and University of Padua.


Florence, Dickinson School of Law ( hosted at U. of Florence Law)

July 1990, 1993, 1996, 1998, 2001




Rome, International Development Law Institute

Every other spring, 5 day course

Funding: IDLI

Purpose: Taught negotiations at IDLI.

Netherlands


Amsterdam/Leiden, University of Amsterdam, University of Leiden

Summers 1997-2000

Funding: foreign school; student tuition; funding from own school

Purpose: Provided an introduction to American law for students and lawyers from 16

(mostly European) countries. Taught U.S. litigation system and procedures, which is

essentially a civil procedure course.

Portugal


Lisbon, Luso-American Development Foundation

November 1996

Funding: Luso-American Foundation

Purpose: Gave speech at Oceans II Conference.

Scotland


Glasgow, University of Strathclyde

October 1999

Funding: Host institution

Purpose: Faculty seminar on embedding skills in undergraduate LLB.

Murphy, Jane, Baltimore

Aberdeen, University of Aberdeen

June - August 1996

Funding: University of Baltimore

Purpose: Participated in summer school program serving both U.S. and Scottish students;

taught comparative family law.

Neal, Odeana, Baltimore


July-August 1999

Funding: Tuition

Purpose: Taught Comparative Juvenile Justice.

Schukoske, Jane, Baltimore


June - August 1991

Funding: U.B. summer program (paid as faculty)

Purpose: Taught comparative tenants rights: UK - US.

Stone, Don, Baltimore


Summer 1993, Summer 1996

Funding: University of Baltimore & University of Maryland Summer Abroad Program

Purpose: Taught comparative criminal justice in Summer Abroad Program.

Spain


San Sebastian, Institute of Criminology

May 1995

Funding: Basque University


Madrid, Universitaria San Pablo

Summer 1995 (4 times since 1989)

Funding: student fees

Purpose: Supervised externships in a summer program that William & Mary runs. The

program runs in conjunction with the Universitaria San Pablo.

Matanzo, Ana, Puerto Rico

Barcelona, University of Barcelona

June 1994 (one week), June 1995 (one week)

Funding: student fees

Purpose: Supervised a one week clerking internship as part of the UPR summer law program

in Barcelona.

Montoya, Jean, San Diego

Barcelona

Summer 2000

Purpose: Supervised international business law externships through University of San

Diego’s Summer Study Abroad Program.

Sweden

Befort, Stephen F., Minnesota

Uppsala, Uppsala University

March 28 - June 23, 1995

Funding: foreign school; joint funding by Minnesota & Uppsala as part of exchange program

Purpose: Taught Introduction to U.S. Law; Comparative Labor & Employment Law;

discussed clinical education in a faculty colloquium.

Landsman, Maury, Minnesota


March-June, 2003

Purpose: Taught ―Introduction to American Law‖ in exchange program,.



1992

Funding: exchange & summer school program


May - June 1993

Funding: foreign school, University of Minnesota

Purpose: Taught in University of Minnesota's summer school abroad program - comparative

tax course.

Switzerland

Bookspan, Phyllis, Widener

Geneva, University of Geneva; Graduate Institute of International Studies

June - July 1995; June - July 1999

Funding: Widener University

Purpose: Taught and directed Widener’s Summer Abroad Programs; taught International

Women’s Human Rights and International Women’s and Children’s Rights.

Capowski, John J., Widener-Harrisburg

Geneva

Summer 2001

Funding: other funds from Widener

Purpose: Taught Comparative Civil Procedure in Widener’s summer program.

de la Vega, Connie, San Francisco

Geneva, U.N. Commission on Human Rights & Working Group on Migrant Worker Rights

February - March 1998; February and April 1999

Funding: Human Rights Clinic funded by school.

Purpose: Supervised students presenting written and oral statements on a variety of issues:

migrant worker rights; the effects of the illicit transfer of toxics on human rights; trafficking

of women and children; the relationship between inadequate housing and violence against

women.

Geneva, Human Rights Advocate

March 12-20, 1997

Funding: sabbatical

Purpose: Introduced students to U.N. Commission on Human Rights; supervised their

written and oral statements to the Commission.


Geneva, World Health Organization

April 2001 (2 days)

Purpose: Worked with World Health Organization to develop a model mental health law for

use in developing and third world nations.

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