Course 7782-1
Justice Through Research: A Think Tank on Global Justice Issues (Year-long)

Students will do research on contemporary global issues in a variety of service partnership arrangements, including (by way of example) a study on corruption in Asia for the UNDP, research for authors of a new book series on the globalization of the U.S. law curriculum, and research and publication of major symposia, including The Role of Values in Counterterrorism (March 2007) and Globalizing Philanthropy (May 2007). Students will work in teams on at least one major project (approximately ten hours per week) for three co-curricular credits. Dean Chodosh will serve as the primary faculty in charge of supervising the research projects. Year-long, three credits, (1 Fall, 2 Spring) ungraded (pass/fail).

Student Leaders
Sarah Clancy
Peter Robson 

Students
Daniel Wayne Boyer
Sarah Anne Clancy
Shehnoor Kaur Grewal
Gage Demont Hansen
Spencer Hoopes Lewis
Laura Camile Nielson
Peter Robson
Oriene Hyunyong Shin
Natalie Thayer Streeter