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Highlights include experienced full-time IP faculty with substantial practice backgrounds, structured IP curriculum covering patent, copyright, trademark, and specialized electives, plus externship and fellowship pathways that connect students with active members of the IP bar. The Center for Law & Intellectual Property (CLIP) sponsors industry-focused events and facilitates international and practice-oriented learning opportunities. 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Thomas Jefferson School of Law has become the premiere law school in the San Diego/Orange county region for preparing students to meet this need. Our large IP faculty – currently 11 full-time professors – all have significant legal practice experience. We have relationships with business schools, such as San Diego State University’s College of Business Administration, that allow our students to earn JD/MBA degrees simultaneously. Our externship program, through which students work for law school credit, scored a top five national ranking in 2012 for full-time student placementsand specializes in technology-focused positions. The feedback from employers about TJSL students is overwhelmingly positive and the number of students who move from for-credit externships to paying internships, and ultimately to post-graduate employment, is the best testimony to the success of the program.  \nOur Center for Law & Intellectual Property regularly sponsors events with practicing lawyers through which our students learn the intangibles of corporate practice by interacting with active members of the bar. And, our international business law summer programs in China and France combine with cutting-edge graduate programs in international trade, finance and taxation to provide unparalleled opportunities for our students to gain insight into international business practice. In 2012, TJSL became the only California law school and one of only 11 in the nation to be certified by the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office in both patent and trademark practice, enabling our students to file applications with the USPTO under the supervision of licensed attorneys.  \nEXPERIENCED FACULTY  \nTJSL dedicates nearly a quarter of its full-time faculty and several adjunct professors to intellectual property courses, ranging from the basic to the highly specialized. The full-time IP faculty includes:  \n• Deven Desai (Copyright & Trademark)  \n• Kevin Jerome Greene (Copyright, Trademark & Right of Publicity)  \n• Sandra Rierson (Trademark)  \n• Aaron Schwabach (Copyright)  \n• Steven Semeraro (Antitrust Intersection with IP)  \n• Brenda Simon (Patent)  \n• Jeff Slattery (Copyright & Trademark)  \n• Susan Tiefenbrun (International IP)  \n• Ben Templin (Trade Secret/IP Survey)  \n• Claire Wright (TRIPS Agreement)  \n• Julie Cromer Young (Copyright)  \nIP CURRICULUM  \nTJSL’s robust IP curriculum includes doctrinal courses in patent, copyright, and trademark that are offered each academic year; advanced electives for students wishing to specialize; and a survey class for students who want a sampling of all forms of IP. Professor Brenda Simon, a registered patent attorney, works closely with students taking the patent bar, and all IP professors supervise IP-related student papers and hire students to work on IP-related research projects. Our regularly offered IP-related courses include:  \n• Advanced Topics in IP Law  \n• Antitrust  \n• Biotechnology Law  \n• Computer & Internet Law  \n• Contract Drafting  \n• Copyright Law  \n• Entertainment Law Transactions  \n• Information Privacy Law  \n• Intellectual Property & Competition Law  \n• International Intellectual Property  \n• Introduction to Intellectual Property  \n• IP Survey Course  \n• IP & Competition Law  \n• Legal Writing on IP Issues  \n• Music Law  \n• Patent Law  \n• Patent Litigation  \n• Patent Claim Drafting  \n• Technology Externship Program  \n• Trademark & Unfair Competition  \nIP FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM  \nTJSL’s Intellectual Property Fellowship program enables students to pursue perhaps the most intensive IP curriculum in the country and it includes the following:  \n• First-year legal research and writing courses built around IP problems  \n• A weekend IP survey course in the second semester in which full-time faculty introduce each major area of IP and panels of alumni, judges, and distinguished practitioner","cbCairELRIpvfST2","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairELRIpvfST2","pdf",492750,"English","# Overview\n## Experienced Faculty\n## IP Curriculum\n## IP Fellowship Program\n## Center for Law & Intellectual Property\n## Recent CLIP Co-Sponsored Events","[{\"question\":\"What intellectual property education does the brochure emphasize?\",\"answer\":\"It emphasizes a full IP pathway including doctrinal courses in patent, copyright, and trademark, advanced electives for specialization, and a survey course covering major IP forms.\"},{\"question\":\"What role does externship and fellowship play for students?\",\"answer\":\"Students can earn law school credit through an externship program, and the IP Fellowship program provides intensive IP research, writing, priority elective registration, and support for field placements and faculty research positions.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the Center for Law \\u0026 Intellectual Property (CLIP) support students?\",\"answer\":\"CLIP prepares students for tech development and IP-focused industries by hosting IP-related events that bring together students, practicing lawyers, and the broader IP community for idea exchange.\"}]","Intellectual Property Brochure 2015 | PDF",1789552932]