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Sessions Information
January 9, 2016 3:30 pm - 5:15 pm 
Session Type: Section Pedagogy Programs Session Capacity: 180 Location: New York Hilton Midtown Room: Murray Hill East Floor: Second Floor |  |  
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Sessions Description
 
This panel will address particular questions and challenges that arise for IP teachers whose audience includes or is focused on students other than law students.  Panelists have taught undergraduate students in various majors, as well as graduate students and professional school students.  As legal education continues to evolve, it may become increasingly common for law professors to teach to non-law students.  It is thus helpful to develop a toolbox for teaching to students with diverse disciplinary backgrounds and potentially quite different needs with respect to an IP course. |  |  
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Session Speakers
 				
		
American University School of Communications Speaker 
 
Boston University School of Law Speaker 
 
The Pennsylvania State University Speaker 
 
Syracuse University College of Law Speaker 
 
Northeastern University School of Law Speaker 
 
Northeastern University School of Law Moderator 
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				Session Fees
			 
				
				
				
					6490 Intellectual Property: $0.00 |  |  |  |