Pepperdine Caruso Law Swiss Summer Course Students Visit Lausanne Olympic Museum

During the first full week of courses of the Pepperdine Caruso Law Swiss Summer Course program at the Château d'Hauteville, the students immersed themselves in their classes and visited local attractions and organizations. 

On Monday, July 27, the students participated in their Copyright class in the morning and Constitutional Law class in the afternoon.

Tuesday, July 28, marked the first day of the Sports Dispute Resolution class, with both morning and afternoon sessions. After dinner, students were invited to a sing along with Professor Weston on the piano in the Château's Biggers Great Room, a chance to showcase some hidden talents and take a break from studying.

On Wednesday, July 29, following the morning Copyright class,  all the students traveled to the Olympic Museum in Lausanne, where the International Olympic Commitee legal team gave a presentation followed by a guided tour of the museum.

Thursday, July 30, the Dispute Resolution class visited the Court of Arbitration for Sport in Lausanne, where students heard from William Sternheimer, CAS counsel. In the afternoon, the group met with Marina Khamitsevich, safeguarding manager at the World Gymnastics Federation.

On Friday, July 31, Constitutional Law had class both morning and afternoon, and Professor Goodman treated her students to holding class in the mountains.