The course is intended for in-house lawyers, practitioners in other areas of law, human resources professionals, and others. It is designed to provide basic knowledge to those uninitiated in immigration law, and to enable those with some experience to increase their base of knowledge. This year's program again offers an opportunity to hear directly from key government officials involved in the immigration process, and from those who work with immigration issues on Capitol Hill. Each aspect of the course includes attention to ethical considerations for practitioners. The faculty consists of recognized experts in immigration law who have had significant teaching experience.
Opportunity is provided for interactive discussion of questions raised by registrants.
A book of specially prepared study outlines and related material will be distributed at the course site. To ensure that study materials are as timely as possible, books generally are not printed until immediately before the program, and thus are not usually available in advance of the course for which they are prepared. To order these materials separately, please use the form provided. All course accounts must be settled by the first session of the course to assure admittance to the classroom. These rooms will be held as a block, unless exhausted, until April 11, at which time they will be released to the general public.