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Moritz faculty participated in the March 13-23 event in Spain

March 28, 2006

 

The European Community—United States Alternative Dispute Resolution (E.C.-U.S. A.D.R.) Fellows Program is a three-year project funded by the U.S. Department of Education that fosters collaborative scholarship, teaching, and student exchanges among Moritz, Hamline, and Cardozo law schools and their counterparts at the University of Rome, Catholic University (Paris), and the University of Duesto (Spain). Partners met in Bilbao, Spain March 13 to 23 to team teach classes on dispute resolution and conduct project administrative meetings.

Faculty partners in the E.C.-U.S. A.D.R. Fellows program met in Bilbao, Spain for a collaborative teaching initiative and program meetings. Shown meeting with the Rector of the University of Duesto are professors Raynald de Choiseul, Catholic University of Paris; Joseph B. (Josh) Stulberg, Moritz College of Law; Maria Arillaga, University of Duesto; Salvador Panga, Hamline Law School; Lela Love, Cardozo Law School; Rector Julia Gonzalez Ferreras, Giuseppi Burgio, University of Rome; Christopher Honeyman, project evaluator; and James Coben, Hamline Law School.	Project leaders discuss program activities and student exchanges for 2006-2007 academic year. From left to right are professors James Coben (Hamline), Giuseppi Burgio (Rome), Raynald de Choiseul (Catholic University of Paris), and Ellen Deason (Moritz).
Students participating in Mediation class taught by professors Lela Love (Cardozo), Joseph B. (Josh) Stulberg (Moritz), and Raynald de Choiseul (Catholic University of Paris).	Students participating in Mediation class taught by professors Lela Love (Cardozo), Joseph B. (Josh) Stulberg (Moritz), and Raynald de Choiseul (Catholic University of Paris).
Professors Giuseppi Burgio (Rome), Joseph B. (Josh) Stulberg (Moritz) and Ellen Deason (Moritz) discussing student exchanges for E.C.-U.S. A.D.R. Fellows R Fellows.	Professors Ellen Deason (Moritz), Maria Arillaga (Duesto), and Lela Love (Cardozo) enjoy light moment during administrative meetings of E.C.-U.S. A.D.R. Fellows program.
Professor James Coben (Hamline) and Maria Arilla (Duesto) discuss administrative issues involving student exchanges between University of Duesto and US partnering universities.	Professors Juan Sagastume (Duesto) and Ellen Deason (Moritz) enjoying dinner break during EC-US ADR Fellows program meeting in Bilbao, Spain.

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