I teach US and international law to students in France.
Associate professor (maître de conférences associé) at the Université Clermont Auvergne since 2012, and adjunct professor at ESC Clermont Business School. I have also worked on international criminal cases in The Hague and on human rights projects with academics, states, and business associations. Before law school, I taught mathematics and coached wrestling.
My approach comes from many years in the classroom, first as a student and then as a teacher. Most students want to learn, and some even learn how to learn.
I always start from why we are there: why these students, in this room, are learning this subject.
Associate professor (maître de conférences associé). Courses have included US property, civil procedure, criminal procedure, evidence, and US contemporary issues.
Adjunct professor.
Adjunct faculty. Taught International Law as an online course.
Consultant in the organisation’s early years. Worked with academics, states, and business trade associations, often where business and human rights meet, and on human rights and international criminal law more broadly.
Legal assistant and case manager on the defence of Stojan Župljanin for two years, and on the defence of Jovica Stanišić for a few months in Prosecutor v. Stanišić and Simatović, one of the largest cases before the tribunal. Managed evidence disclosure and drafted legal motions and responses.
Seven years: four at junior high school and three at high school.
Seven years: five as assistant coach and two as head coach.
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