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STUDENT OUTREACH John Bowman, VP Education, recently spoke with AIPN Educational Advisory Board Member Marilda Rosado, Professor at Rio de Janeiro State University. J: I’ve known you from your work on the AIPN board it seems for a very long time, maybe back in the late 1990’s. Can you tell us how you got on the board of the AIPN and what value you have derived from your participation? M: I decided to get my PhD in the early 90’s. I got a position as a visiting scholar at the University of Texas. While in Texas, I attended an AAPG conference and saw the AIPN booth. I was so enthusiastic; I said “if I would have known about this association, we could have used some models during my international tenure with Petrobras.” I joined AIPN soon after that and told my colleagues in Brazil about AIPN. I was still working at Petrobras at that time, so AIPN invited me to be on the board. J: And what are you doing these days? You’re a professor at which university? M: I am currently a professor at Rio de Janeiro State University- UERJ. In 2000-2001, we managed to implement an oil & gas program. It is considered to be one of the top law schools in Brazil and probably the top law school for graduate courses in Rio de Janeiro. This program is something that is very important because we had the opportunity to educate a lot of people that are active in the industry today. I am also a lawyer at a middle size law firm in Rio de Janeiro. I juggle being a professor, having an oil and gas program and being an active lawyer. I try to combine the practice of law with the academic activities. J: Can you give an example of one or two of those projects you’re working on? M: One project concerns investment law and global administrative law. I have several students helping with this project and we want to write a book and create a network with universities that have similar programs. We are aiming at establishing a network of Universities that hold programs of similar nature, like the New York and their Global Administrative Center, The University of Miami and others. SEPTEMBER 2012 • 22 Another project is about Foreign Corrupt Practices. I am motivated about the concept of governance, with studying those topics that are so present in AIPN meetings and other organizations. Thanks to AIPN’s Student Summer Research Position, we could apply and send one master’s student, Carolina de Azevedo, to the US to work on this project during the summer and develop it further. As a recent development, she is presently at the University of Oklahoma, under the supervision of Professor Owen Anderson. We also had students and young Brazilian professors attending courses or doing research at the University of Texas at Austin, University of Houston, Northeastern University in Boston, George Washington University and University of Dundee. We are thankful to the Professors who supported us and are looking for other co-leaders and professors for input and expansion of cooperation efforts. J: How are things going with your student club? M: Some of the first students to join the club graduated last year, but I was lucky that three of them entered the master’s program so they are still members of the club as master’s students. We have promoted interaction with the Young Negotiators in Rio, promoting joint events at the University. A presentation on FCPA research by Carolina to other students and the YN is within this scope.
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