Students visit German consulate

Consul general, German lawyers attend evening reception

USC Law students enjoyed an evening with German Consul General Christian Stocks at his home last month.

German Consul General Christian Stocks,
Prof. Edwim Smith, IRO Vice Pres. Coby
Vink, IRO Pres. Josh Lockman

Students with the International Relations Organization (IRO) learned about Germany and German law from Stocks, German lawyers practicing in California and German interns working at the consulate.

About 40 USC Law students and Prof. Edwin Smith attended the Feb. 27 event.

"Consul General Stocks was an excellent host and we had a lot of great conversations with German lawyers who attended the event," said Josh Lockman, president of the IRO.

Photos courtesy of the German Consul General. A full photo gallery is available on the Consulate website.

Lockman, center, and some of the 40 USC Law students who visited the
German consulate Feb. 27.

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