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<title>Washington & Lee Announces German LL.M. Scholarship - LLM GUIDE Discussion Board</title>
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<pubDate>Tue, 01 Apr 2008 23:45:00 +0200</pubDate>
<title>millerra: Washington &amp; Lee Announces German LL.M. Scholarship</title>
<link>http://www.llm-guide.com/board/44950/last#44950</link> 
<description> Washington and Lee University School of Law in Lexington, Virginia, USA, announces the establishment of a scholarship for one qualified German LL.M. student.  &amp;nbsp; Although there will likely be some expenses to the selected student, this scholarship package is intended to come very close to covering the total cost of a LL.M. degree. The financial aid package will include:&amp;nbsp;    $30,000 tuition scholarship   on-campus housing (non-married, single room apartment)   employment as a research assistant to cover some additional costs.&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;   The research assistantship will require the student to work closely with W&amp;amp;L law professor  Russell Miller  in three distinct capacities.&amp;nbsp;   First, the selected student will serve as assistant editor of the  German Law Journal .&amp;nbsp; The student will assist with all facets of the monthly production of the successful, online transnational law journal, co-founded by Professor Miller.  Second, the student will serve as a teaching assistant in the German Law Journal Seminar.&amp;nbsp; Regular U.S. students enroll in the seminar hoping to serve as student editors for the journal.&amp;nbsp; The seminar exposes them to the areas of doctrine and theory regularly covered by the journal and trains them in the technical and editorial production of the journal.&amp;nbsp; As teaching assistant, the student will lead one or two sessions of the seminar.&amp;nbsp;   Third, the student will be responsible for assisting Professor Miller with research on other comparative law related projects. &amp;nbsp; Potential applicants should review the W&amp;amp;L  LL.M. website . Please note that the March 1st deadline for applying will be waived in this case. &amp;nbsp; Initial inquiry into the scholarship should be made by sending a C.V. and letter of interest by email to Prof. Russell Miller ( millerra@wlu.edu ) and Assoc. Dean Sidney Evans ( evanss@wlu.edu ) no later than Friday, April 4, 2008.  </description>
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