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Hosted by Unknown Host · education · EN-US · 18 episodes
Welcome to Navigating Gradlaw, brought to you by the Graduate and International Programs office at WashU Law! Join us as our staff, professors, and students guide you through topics relevant to admissions for our LLM, MLS, JSD, and exchange programs as well as the student experience.
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Navigating Gradlaw
<p>Join recent LLM graduate Franklin Okoro as he discusses his experience with OPT (Optional Practical Training) for international F-1 visa students, which allows him to work temporarily in the U.S. legal system following his graduation. He covers who is eligible for OPT, how to apply, and other helpful tips about the process. </p>
Navigating Gradlaw
<p>Join us for a conversation with Stefanie Lindquist, Nickerson Dean at WashU Law, and host Anna Donovan. Hear more about Dean Lindquist’s first year at WashU Law, her vision for legal tech and supporting creative legal minds at the school, and about life at WashU and in St. Louis.</p>
Navigating Gradlaw
<p>In this episode, International and Graduate Program Coordinators Jamie Roggen and Rachael Johnson share the schedule for WashU Law's 2025 Orientation and Fundamentals of Legal Process Course. Starting from Friday, August 1 and ending Monday, August 18, they cover all of the details and events you need to know, from kickoff to Convocation!</p>
Episode #15
<p>In this episode, WashU Law alum Jim Reeves shares how his LLM experience influenced his professional path. From standout courses to faculty mentorship, Jim reflects on what made his time at WashU valuable and how it helped him grow his career. This is a great listen for anyone thinking about the next step in international legal education. Today's guests are Jim Reeves and Juan Del Valle.</p>
Episode #14
<p>In this episode, WashU Law alum Juan Del Valle shares how his LLM experience shaped his legal career. Hear about the classes, community, and career support that helped him thrive—and his advice for students considering the same path—a must-listen for anyone exploring international legal education. Today's Guests are Juan Del Valle and Jim Reeves.</p>
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