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Established in 1996, the Center for International Law supports teaching and research in all areas of international law but concentrates on the law of international trade and finance, deriving much of its strength from interaction with New York’s business, commercial, financial, and legal communities.

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Aysha Schomburg
Aysha Schomburg
My office is responsible for helping young people between the ages of 16 and 21 transition out of foster care. We have a variety of programs that help them get higher education, housing, jobs, and other types of support. It’s stressful. I have to be very efficient with my time. I can’t burn the midnight oil. I leave at 5:30 every day to go to class. More
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