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The student chapter of a noted law school in Mexico has been named for a University of Arizona professor.
By Georgann Yara,Ruben Hernandez
The student chapter of a noted law school in Mexico has been named for a University of Arizona professor.
On June 9, the chapter of the the U.S.-Mexican Bar Association was named in honor of Boris Kozolchyk, the Evo deConcini Professor of Law at the UA James E. Rogers College of Law and director and founder of the National Law Center for Inter-American Free Trade. The center works to harmonize laws and practices to facilitate trade and investment in the Americas and to promote economic development.
The announcement was made by Armando Pamplona Hernandez, dean of the law school at the Guadalajara campus of the Technological Institute of Monterrey.
