USC Gould School of Law Offers Non-Attorneys an Online Legal Education
(Chris Shinn) Sponsored by: As a career human resources executive, Sonia Miranda, 43, felt like she needed a legal education--but not quite a law degree. As USC's director of human resources for Auxiliary Services, she's what you might consider "law adjacent," collaborating with leaders within the university in regard to human capital, especially in labor relations and employment issues. Miranda said she first became interested in law in 2004, when she worked at Marriott and was participating in union negotiations as a translator. "I quickly rea...
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