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McGeorge School of Law alumnus Hubertus Leo ’94

1. Looking back at your LLM in Transnational Business Practice at McGeorge School of Law, what did that experience mean to you personally and professionally — and how has it shaped your approach to international work?

Language, cultural understanding, and a good sense of humor always helps and, especially when displayed by a

McGeorge School of Law recently hosted a webinar highlighting its Master of Public Administration (MPA) and Master of Public Policy (MPP) programs. With a focus on real-world policy impact and career advancement, the session offered prospective students a close look at what makes these programs unique and insights into career pathways and the application process.Dr. Marcie Paolinelli, Professor of

McGeorge School of Law offers Master of Public Administration (MPA) and Master of Public Policy (MPP) programs designed for professionals looking to enhance their leadership skills, deepen their understanding of public policy, and expand their network within California’s capital region. These programs provide a strong foundation in public administration, policy, and law, all within a supportive, professional, and connected community. Our

For Alexandra Rodriguez, earning her Master of Science in Law (MSL) in Government Law and Policy from McGeorge School of Law wasn’t just a milestone. It was a powerful act of transformation rooted in passion, identity, and a lifelong commitment to justice.Originally from Killeen, Texas, Alexandra’s path has been far from traditional. After initially enrolling in the San Antonio Police

Advancing Democracy Through Law and Public PolicyNicolas Heidorn, Assistant Professor of Law and Public Policy at University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law, brings more than two decades of experience advancing ethics and democracy reform across California. His teaching and research focus on state and local policymaking, electoral systems, campaign finance, and government ethics, areas where law

Three recent graduates from University of the Pacific’s McGeorge School of Law saw a classroom idea become state law this fall, after Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation they helped craft through the school’s Legislative and Public Policy Clinic.Under the bill, authored by Assemblymember Mike Fong, law students in California will be able to receive financial compensation from an externship