Participants in the program are also required to periodically meet with the professor supervising this program, Dr. William Kirsch. Currently, students can participate in this program by enrolling in POLS498.001. To Enter A Closed Class form. Professor Kirsch has copies of this form. Permission to enroll in POLS498.001 is granted only to those students whose academic record, maturity, and character suggest they will benefit from an internship experience.
Supplementary reading includes judicial biography and commentaries on the court.
A systematic study of the origins, objects, sources, and theories of international law. Foremost in importance is the aim to enable students to analyze basic premises and principles of international law and to develop an awareness of the major international legal problems. Independent investigation of selected political problems under supervision of instructor. Research or internship in any area of political science including legal research and internships with an attorney or judge. No prerequisites but must have the consent of the instructor.