Video Link: 2018 Temple Student Symposium

Posted on April 5th, 2018

Six representatives of Temple Law Review and Temple International & Comparative Law Journal participated in Temple Law School’s 2018 Student Symposium on March 29. Temple Law Review’s David Nagdeman and Sonya Bishop were recognized by a panel of three faculty judges as, respectively, making the top two presentations. Video of the full event can be found here. Visit our previous blog post for summaries of the six articles discussed.

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