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Frankfurt LLM Day

USC Law professor and alum recruit for international programs

October 11, 2007 By USC Gould School of Law
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Professor Edwin Smith and USC Law LL.M. alum Marc Oetzel '03 met up in Frankfurt, Germany, for a recruiting event there. Smith is the Leon Benwell Professor of Law, International Relations and Political Science and teaches in USC Law's Graduate and International Programs. Oetzel is a native of Germany and currently lives there.

 

Professor Smith and grad Oetzel
Thomas Graf, Director of e-fellows.net, Master in Management Compass and Doctor of Business Administration Compass; Edwin Smith, USC Law Faculty; Marc Oetzel, LL.M. 2003

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