Temple Law Review » 2018 Student Symposium Set for March 29

Symposium

The 2018 Student Symposium will be held on March 29 from 4:00 to 5:30 PM in the Moot Court Room located in Klein Hall (1719 N. Broad St.). Members of both Temple Law Review and Temple International & Comparative Law Journal will make presentations on their article topics. Representing Temple Law Review will be Sonya C. Bishop, David A. Nagdeman, and Brianna M. Vinci. Daniel Cole, Michael “Dean” Krebs, and F. Shannon Sweeney will present on behalf of Temple International & Comparative Law Journal. A reception will follow.

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