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Organization
School of Liberal Arts / University of Denver / Emory University School of Law / University of Nebraska College of Law / School of Law / University of Dayton School of Law / University of Pittsburgh School of Law / Indiana University / American Bar Association / Denver Sturm College of Law / Commission on Higher Education / Seton Hall University School of Law / University of San Diego School of Law / Loyola University / Yale University School of Law / Purdue School of Science / IU School of Philanthropy / Cleveland State University College of Law / Chicago-Kent College of Law / Ohio State University / office of Professional Development / University of California Hastings College / Kelley School of Business / IU School of Social Work / IU School of Medicine / ABA Council on Legal Education / IU School of Education / Purdue School of Engineering and Technology / Pepperdine University School of Law / /
Person
Sandra Day / Juris Doctorate / /
Position
advisor / lobbyist / and the philanthropist / John Marshall / human resources specialist / legislator / the lobbyist / /
Proposal for a Master of Jurisprudence Law Degree for Non-J.D. Students March 4, 2013 This proposal is for a Master of Jurisprudence (M.J.) degree at Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law. 1. Characteristic