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Foundations. All undergraduate first-year students at Tyler begin with a yearlong immersion in our foundations program. Foundations is a multidisciplinary curriculum through which students gain knowledge in essential concepts and theories, established principles and practices, and time-honored skills and techniques in the study of art, design and the built environment.
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Erika M. Douglas is an Associate Professor at Temple University Beasley School of Law. Her scholarship focuses on the intersection of antitrust, data privacy, and intellectual property law, with particular emphasis on the application of legal theory to new technology.
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Research website Google Scholar. Interests. The Willets lab is interested in understanding how heterogeneity at the nanoscale impacts materials properties and functions, with applications in spectroscopy, molecular sensing, and electrochemistry.
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Overall employment rate – 95.2% of the Class (200 / 210 Total Graduates). 196 graduates were employed in full-time, long-term positions that require admission to the Bar or where the J.D. was an advantage in obtaining and performing the job, or 93.3% of the Class (196 / 210 Total Graduates).
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