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Georgetown University Law Center Bulletin 2002-2003 GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY LAW CENTER BULLETIN 2002-2003 Georgetown University Law Center 600 New Jersey Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20001 (202) 662-9000 The policy of Georgetown University Law Center is to provide equal opportunity in its programs, activities, and employment practices; to prohihit discrimination in edu• cation and employment because of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, handicap or disability, or sexual orientation; and to prohihit sexual harassment. Inquiries regarding the University's Affirmative Action Plan may be directed to: Special Assistant to the President for Affirmative Action G-10 Darnaii, Georgetown University Washington, DC 20057 Georgetown University is an Affirmative Action/ Equal Employment Opportunity Employer FULL-TIME FACULTY 1 JURIS DOCTOR PROGRAM 37 JOINT DEGREE PROGRAMS 51 GRADUATE PROGRAM 57 i2 GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVE POLICIES 69 3 e o CONDUCT POLICIES 77 u TUITION AND FEES 91 o THE LAW CURRICULUM 97 COURSE CLUSTERS 103 APPENDICES 117 Appendix A: Directory of Administrative Officers and Officers of Instruction 119 Appendix B: JD Program Adjunct Faculty 126 Appendix C: Graduate Program Adjunct Faculty 133 Appendix D: Charles Fahy Distinguished Adjunct Professor Award Recipients 138 Appendix E: Scholarships 139 Appendix F: Loans 145 Appendix G: Prizes and Awards 146 INDEX 149 2002-2003 ACADEMIC CALENDAR 153 I DEANS AND VICE PRESIDENTS FULL-TIME FACULTY 2002-2003 FULL-TlME FACULTY 3 Although a variety of factors contribute to the qual• York's Deputy Mayor for Operations from 1999-2000. ity of an education in the law, at the core is a period In this capacity he was responsible for overseeing of association with an exceptional group of legal the development and implementation of strategic educators. That opportunity is afforded to Georgetown planning initiatives for the City's core operating law students in great abundance. Members of the agencies. In addition to this, Mr. Augostini also Law Center faculty represent and extraordinary served as the Mayor's Director of Intergovernmental range of professional and scholarly accomplishment Affairs with responsibility for directing the City's in every area of legal practice. Many have achieved communications with the congress, state legislature national or international prominence and remain and city council. Prior to this, Mr. Augostini served actively involved in their specialized field. Members as a Deputy Budget Director for Revenue and of the Georgetown faculty share a common com• Intergovernmental Affairs at the City of New York's mitment to teaching; they place a special value on Office of Management and Budget (OMB) from accessibility and informal discussion. They share the 1995-1999. In this capacity Mr. Augostini was desire to help students learn how to view each legal responsible for preparing, negotiating and monitoring issue from the broadest intellectual and social per• the City's revenue budget and multi-year revenue spective. They are committed to helping every student forecasts. He also was responsible fot overseeing develop the habits of mind that are characteristic OMB's intergovernmental affairs staff which was of the best lawyers. responsible for analyzing and measuring the impact of Federal, State and City legislative changes on the City's financial plan. In addition to his service to DEANS AND VICE PRESIDENTS the City of New York, Mr. Augostini served the State of New York from 1989 to 1995 in a variety Judith Areen of positions. From 1989-1991 he served as a Staff Executive Vice President, Law Center Affairs; Analyst to the General Assembly's Higher Education Dean of the Law Center; Professor of Law Committee. From 1991-1995 he served on the A. B., Cornell; J.D., Yale General Assembly's Ways and Means Committee staff, first as a senior budget analyst responsible fot Dean Areen is a leading scholar in the fields of higher education finance and budget issues and family law and hioethics. Her recent publications then as the principal fiscal analyst responsible for include Family Law (4th ed., 1999) and Law, analyzing and negotiating issues relating to local Science and Medicine (co-authored, 1996 2nd ed.). government budgeting and finance. Prior to his During 1988-89, Dean Areen was a fellow at the service at the state level, Mr. Augostini was a Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars program associate with the Nelson A. Rockefeller where she researched the seventeenth-century ori• Institute of Government, the public policy research gins of the relationship between family and law. arm of the State University of New York, from Dean Areen has also had a distinguished career in 1988-1989 where he worked on workforce and public service. Prior to coming to Georgetown in economic development research projects. 1972, she served in the Budget Bureau of the City of New York. Between 1977-80 she served as spe• cial counsel to the White House Task Force on Everett Bellamy Regulatory Reform and as General Counsel and Assistant Dean (JD Program); Adjunct Professor of Law Domestic Reorganization Coordinator of the President's Reorganization Project in the Office of B.S., M.S., University of Wisconsin; J.D., Management and Budget. Dean Areen is a Senior Cleveland-Marshall, Cleveland State University Research Fellow of the Kennedy Institute of Ethics Dean Bellamy is a memher of the Faculty and and a member of the American Law Institute. She Student Life, Law Journals, Honorary Degrees, the has served on the Board of Governors of the D.C. Task Force on Diversity and Community, and the Bar Association, on the Advisory Committee to the Moot Court Board. His recent writings include: Secretary of Defense on Women in the Services, "The Status of African American Law Professors" and on the Executive Committee of the Association (1992); "Academic Enhancement and Counseling of American Law Schools. Programs: Counseling Minority Law Students," St. Louis University Public Law Review (1991). Christopher L. Augostini Dean Bellamy teaches Small Business Law at the Associate Vice President (Business and Financial Affairs) Law Center. Before joining the Law Center staff, he served as Director of Student Activities at B. A., M.A., State University of New York at Albany Cleveland State University. He has also been an Christopher L. Augostini served in a variety of instructor for the Council on Legal Education senior financial and operating positions at hoth the Opportunity Program, and chairperson of the state and local government level before joining D.C. Chapter of the National Conference on Black Georgetown University Law Center. Mr. Augostini Lawyers. Currentiy, He is a memher of the American served as the Chief-of-Staff to the City of New Bar Association Section of Business Law and for 4 FULL-TIME FACULTY ten years, he served as a member of the Board of the New York firm of Davis Polk 8c Wardwell as a Governors of the National Bar Association. corpotate associate. During 1982-83, Professor Feinerman was Fulbright Lecturer on Law at Kevin T. Conry Peking University. In 1986, he was a Fulbright Associate Vice President (Development and External researcher in Japan. In 1989, he was awarded a Affairs); Adjunct Professor of Law MacArthur Foundation fellowship to study China's practice of international law. During the 1992-93 B.S.F.S., J.D., Georgetown academic year, he was a Fellow at the Woodrow A memher of the Law Center community since Wilson International Center for Scholars. From 1976, Mr. Conry's responsibilities include develop• 1993-95, on leave from the Law Center, Dean ment, alumni affairs, and puhlic relations. As the Feinerman was the Director of the Committee on chief advancement officer for the Law Center, he is Scholarly Communications with China. Dean responsible for the current Third Century compre• Feinerman served as Editor-in-Chief of the hensive fiindraising campaign, the establishment ABA's China Law Reporter from 1986-1998, was and administration of alumni programs, and the the co-editor of The Limits of the Rule of Law in publication of the school's magazine, Georgetown China (2001) and co-author of China After the Law, and the management of media relations ser• WTO; What You Need to Know Now (2001). vices. Prior to assuming those responsibilities, Mr. Conry was an Assistant Dean for the JD Program Gihan Fernando and the Assistant Dean for Administration with Assistant Dean (Career Services) responsibilities for the campus expansion program. He has served on the Faculty Recruiting, Academic B.A., Johns Hopkins; J.D., Georgetown Standards, Financial Aid, New Building, and Long- Dean Fernando received a BA with honors in Range Planning Committees. He is active in the Political Economy from Johns Hopkins University law advancement sections of the AALS and the in 1986. He went on to receive his JD degree from ABA. An adjunct faculty memher of the faculty, he the Georgetown University Law Center, where he teaches a seminar on law and non-profit organiza• was a member of the Georgetown Law Journal and tions. His community service involves volunteer a Law Fellow. After practicing law with McKenna work for Blessed Sacrament Catholic Community 8c Cuneo in Washington, DC, he joined the Office and Carpenter's Shelter. of Career Counseling and Placement at NYU School of Law where he worked closely with JD and foreign Andrew P. Cornblatt LLM students. In 1995, he joined Cornell Law Assistant Dean (Admissions) School, where first he served as Director of Career Planning and Counseling, and then as Assistant B.A., Harvard; J.D., Boston College Dean for Student Services. Currently, he is a Dean Cornblatt has been a member of the Law member of the District of Columbia and New York Center community since 1980. He served as State Bars, and an active member of the National Assistant Director of Admissions from 1980-87 Association for Law Placement (NALP).
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