Professor Stephen Minas, a scholar of climate change governance, technology transfer and transnational legal structures, played an important role at the November 6-17 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Bonn, Germany.

Professor Ray Campbell was one of several leading experts invited to speak at the LexTech 2017 Conference on “The Future of Law,” November 4-5 in Kuala Lumpur.

On October 30, 2017, Professor Mark Feldman and John Aycock, director of STL’s international programs, visited the Malaysian Bar Council in Kuala Lumpur for invited presentations to Bar members.

On October 30, STL hosted a panel of experts to discuss the case of missing Peking University Shenzhen (PKUSZ) graduate Zhang Yingying, who graduated in 2016 with a master’s degree in environmental engineering.

C.V. Starr Professor of Law Francis Snyder’s and 3L student Ni Lili’s co-authored article, “Apples from China and the Emerging World Food Trade Order: Food Safety, International Trade and Regulatory Collaboration between China and the European Union,” recently was selected for publication in the Chinese Journal of Comparative Law (Oxford University Press)

STL invited graduates working in Shanghai and Beijing to reconnect with the law school at alumni gatherings hosted by STL’s alumni and development team. Graduates gathered in Shanghai on October 20 and in Beijing on October 21.

STL Dean Philip McConnaughay was an invited guest on a special “Town Hall” episode of CGTN’s “World Insight,” a television program hosted by journalist TianWei that explores global affairs and stories making headlines in China.

On Saturday, October 14, STL hosted an “Admissions Open House” for prospective law students. The Open House offered interested students a unique opportunity to experience STL’s cutting-edge dual degree J.D./J.M. program of education.

On September 18, STL Professor Mao Shaowei, a scholar of Chinese civil law and a leader in the reform of Chinese legal education, spoke to students about innovations in STL’s China law curriculum and the unique advantages of STL’s dual degree China law (J.M.) and Common Law (J.D.) program of study.