Part IV provides an interdisciplinary examination of the development of the European Union. Finally, Part V is devoted to student presentations of their research papers. Course Requirements Students have the option of taking a final exam or writing a research paper. If a student chooses to write a paper, it may be submitted to fulfill the scholarly writing requirement. Students writing papers must submit a brief summary and outline of their proposed work.
Rough drafts are welcome and strongly encouraged.
Students will present their work in class during the last two weeks of the semester. The paper is due the last day of final exams. In addition, students will be required to make a brief presentation during the semester. Students must compare and contrast a legal topic between the United States and the European Union. Participation is an integral component on the course.