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Several of USC's residence halls and apartment buildings are home to resident faculty members who, along with acting as neighbors and mentors, lead field trips and host social events for the residents of the building.
Collaborating with the Gould School of Law, the Terrace Law Program offers first-year juris doctor students a community of fellow law students to socialize and study with, as well as a Faculty in Residence who is a USC Gould professor.
Faculty in ResidenceJean Lantz Reisz, Assistant Professor of Law
Open to: First year JD law students
Location:
Terrace
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