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The Association’s primary aim is to support the integration of the advanced degree students into the academic and social life of Stanford Law School and facilitate informal interaction with other members of the wider Stanford University community. The Association also strives to assist its members in pursuing their academic and professional goals.

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Congratulations to the Class of 2008!

Photo by Gary A. Trimble


Current Members

The Advanced Degree Student Association was established by students attending one of the three master's programs or the doctoral program at Stanford Law School. Admission to the programs is limited to students with a primary law degree earned outside the U.S., which means that the members of the Association are representatives of the international community at Stanford Law School. However, membership in and activities of the Association are open to all Stanford law students.

The 2007-2008 members of the Association are students enrolled in one of the four advanced degree programs offered by Stanford Law School:

The Master of Laws (LL.M.) - Corporate Governance & Practice

  • Information about the Program

  • Student Profiles

  • Alumni

    The Master of Laws (LL.M.) - Law, Science & Technology

  • Information about the Program

  • Student Profiles

  • Alumni

    The Master of the Science of Law (J.S.M.) - Stanford Program in International Legal Studies (SPILS)

  • Information about the Program

  • Student Profiles

  • Alumni

    The Doctor of the Science of Law (J.S.D.)

  • Information about the Program

  • Profiles of the J.S.D. Candidates

  • Alumni

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    Events & Announcements

    The Association participates in the academic and social life of the Law School by organizing various lunch talks and co-organizing the annual International TGIF.

    For other upcoming events see the Law School Calendar.

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    Alumni

    International Regional Representatives

    Alumni Profiles:

  • J.S.D. Program Alumni

  • J.S.M. and LL.M. Programs Alumni


    Alumni on their Stanford experience

    Article on SPILS (the J.S.M. program) by Ludger Radermacher, JSM 1998
    European Journal of Law Reform, 1998, Vol. 1, No. 1/2, pp. 167 - 173
    This article is published with the permission of the publisher, Eleven International Publishing (www.elevenpub.com).
    [ADSA notes that some parts of the SPILS program may have changed in the time since the article was published in 1998.]

    Interview with Maricio Duce, JSM 1999, about his Stanford experience
    Qué Pasa, Edición Especial, Año V/Julio 2007, p. 14

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    Links & Tips


    Academic Links

    Conferences and Symposia (Suffolk Law School)
    Calls for Papers (Suffolk Law School)
    Legal Scholarship Blog (U. of Pittsburgh School of Law & U. of Washington School of Law)
    Empirical Legal Studies blog
    IP & IT Conferences

    Local Links

    Stanford Lively Arts
    Sport Facilities Opening Hours (pools, gyms, etc.)
    511.org - Public Transit Planner
    San Francisco free museum days (better doublecheck before you go)
    A map of recent earthquake activity by the USGS

    Bar Exams Links

    NY Bar Exam: Foreign Legal Education
    CA Bar Exam: Foreign Attorneys
    CA Bar Exam: Foreign Law Graduates

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    Contact Us

    Godber Tumushabe, President of the Association
    Radek Goral, Vice President of the Association

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    Last updated on 6 July 2008.

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