Temple Law has a robust set of curricular offerings that include doctrinal courses, writing courses, experiential courses and simulated courses. In order to make the most of all that Temple has to offer, students are encouraged to seek advice from faculty and administrators, including those individuals listed below.
Each spring, an information session is held for first-year students that discusses graduation requirements, integrated courses, certificate programs, experiential courses, the upper level curriculum, course prerequisites, and other material that is helpful in selecting elective courses. The video from the 2018 session can be found here:
There are also faculty-led discussions during which students have an opportunity to learn about the curricular opportunities, experiential opportunities, and career opportunities in a number of fields. In 2018 the discussions will be held on the following dates:
Tax Faculty: Academic Advising & Planning
3/15/18 12PM K1C
Professor Andrea Monroe, Professor Rob Bartow, Professor Kathy Mandelbaum, Professor Alice Abreu
Public Interest Faculty: Academic Advising & Planning
3/19/18 12PM K1C
Professor Ellie Margolis, Professor Susan DeJarnatt, Professor Amy Sinden, Professor Sara Jacobson
Business & Transactional Faculty: Academic Advising & Planning
3/21/18 12PM K1C
Professor Jonathan Lipson, Professor Andrea Monroe, Professor Rafael Porrata-Doria, Professor Harwell Wells
Family Law Faculty: Academic Advising & Planning
3/21/18 12PM K1B
Professor Theresa Glennon, Associate Dean Rachel Rebouche, Professor Sarah Katz
Criminal Law Faculty: Academic Advising & Planning
3/28/18 12PM K1C
Professor Jim Shellenberger, Professor Sara Jacobson
International Law Faculty: Academic Advising & Planning
4/2/18 12PM K1C
Immigration Law Faculty: Academic Advising & Planning
3/26/18 12PM K7B
Associate Dean Jaya Ramji-Nogales, Professor Peter Spiro
Health Law Faculty: Academic Advising & Planning
TBD 12PM TBD