Mariana Hernández Crespo Gonstead
Professor Gonstead teaches Appropriate Dispute Resolution and Negotiation.
The LL.M. curriculum is designed for you to get the most out of your education. You are required to take two courses: Lawyering Skills for LL.M. Students (4 credits) and LL.M. Mentor Externship (2 credits). In addition, you can choose six to eight elective courses from the J.D. curriculum (18 credits). An academic advisor will help you select the courses that match your professional goals.
An academic advisor will support you in selecting courses that fit best with your personal and professional goals. You will choose six to eight courses (18 total credits) from the J.D. curriculum to complete your course requirements. The following are examples of courses that can help prepare you to practice law in a global context.
Professor Gonstead teaches Appropriate Dispute Resolution and Negotiation.
Professor Kahn teaches Lawyering Skills for LL.M. in U.S. Law Students.
Professor Collett teaches the Mentor Externship course for LL.M. in U.S. Law students.