Material relating to a joint programme between University of San Francisco (USF) and Trinity Law School, Trinity College Dublin (TCD), held in TCD, 08/06-15/07/1982, and 21/06-04/08/1983. Material includes reading lists and programme for 6 week course (1982) and 7 week course (1983) on Common Market Law; examination paper in Common Market Law (Prof Mary Robinson), USF School of Law, summer semester 1982, 29/07/1982 and 03/08/1983, with two further copies with notation by two students sitting exam; anonymised student grades, 04/08/1982; correspondence between Mary Robinson (MR), Prof Robert FV Heuston, School of Law, TCD and Prof Eldon H Reily, School of Law USF, relating to course and invitation for MR to lecture, 21-22/09/1982; card from Tony Anziano, former student of MR's Common Law Market Law class at USF in 1982, thanking her for inspiring him to make International Law his area of concentration, and referencing the summer programme MR was teaching at TCD, 02/1983; correspondence between MR and Dolores A Donovan, Professor of Law, USF in relation to material MR had requested on state of homosexual rights in the USA, for David Norris case [see P143/1/2/17] and in which MR gave Donovan update of progress in case, 07/09/1982-22/02/1983; copy of letter to Reily from MR in relation to coincidental timing of USF-TCD joint programme, and University of San Diego's plans for a summer programme in TCD, 23/02/1983 [see P143/3/1/4/8], and further correspondence 01/05-09/08/1983; letter from Prof William Bassett, School of Law, USF to MR in relation to him lecturing on legal history during summer programme, and asking for advice on activities for his children while family were in Dublin, 24/04/1983.
Material relating to a joint programme between University of San Francisco (USF), Irish Centre for European Law (ICEL) and Trinity Law School, Trinity College Dublin (TCD), held in TCD, July 1990. Originally due to lecture full course as part of the programme, Mary Robinson (MR) became an official nominee in the Presidential elections in Ireland, passed over lecturing duties to Nuala Butler, and proposed giving opening lecture, as per letter to Prof Jack Garvey, School of Law, USF, 10/05/1990. Material includes correspondence from Dolores A Donovan re class schedule, and congratulations on MR's nomination, 16/05/1990; letter and CV [closed] from Nuala Butler, 17/05/1990 which was faxed to Garvey on 22nd May; course description. [See also P143/1/7 (ICEL)].
CV of Nuala Butler, 17/05/1990
Material relating to a joint programme between University of San Francisco (USF), Irish Centre for European Law (ICEL) and Trinity Law School, Trinity College Dublin (TCD), held in TCD, July 1989. Material includes correspondence between Senator Mary Robinson (MR) and Prof Jack Garvey, School of Law, USF and Director of USF summer law programme, in relation to courses which MR and Alex Schuster would teach at USF summer school in TCD, 03/11/1988-20/03/1989; fax from Peter Brennan, Irish Business Bureau, Brussels, in relation to information visit to Brussels 6th-8th July by USF, 06/04/1989; fax from Brian Nason, Consul General of Ireland, San Francisco, California, United States of America to Mr in relation to Prof Vivian Wilson who was to teach from 13th June -29th July in TCD, 09/06/1989; handwritten lists of students participating 11-12/07/1989 ;course description and reading lists; copy of letter from MR to Garvey in relation to grades received by students [grades restricted], 01/08/1989. [See also P143/1/7 (ICEL)].
Handwritten lists of students and their grades, USF summer programme course 1989
File of minutes of meetings of the staff and management of the Human Rights Centre, University of Essex, discussing various matters of administration of the Centre.
Files of records relating to Prof. Kevin Boyle's appointment to the University of Essex as an academic within the Faculty of Law and as Director of the Human Rights Centre. Correspondence relates to Boyle's research, teaching and professional as well as p
Files relating to teaching, research and administrative duties by Kevin Boyle while at University of Essex.
This subseries consists of material relating to Mary Robinson (MR)'s work at Trinity College Dublin, and is further subdivided into 13 subsections including Reid Professor of Constitutional and Criminal Law 1969-1975 (P143/3/1/1), Lecturer in European Community Law 1975-1990 (P143/3/1/2), Chancellor 1998-2019 (P143/3/1/3), Summer schools 1982-1990 (P143/3/1/4), Trinity College Dublin Academic Staff Association & Irish Federation of University Teachers (P143/3/1/5), Law School Committee (P143/3/1/6), Trinity College Dublin Trust (P143/3/1/7), Evets (P143/3/1/8). General correspondence (P143/3/1/9), Dublin University Women Graduates Association (DUWGA) (P143/3/1/10) and Trinity College Dublin Publications (P143/3/1/11).
Material relating to the Irish Centre of European Law (ICEL) and The Mary Robinson Foundation - Climate Justice, both of which were based out of TCD, can be found in P143/1/7 and P143/8, respectively.
[Archivist's note: The University of Dublin, corporately named as The Chancellor, Doctors and Masters of the University of Dublin, is a research university located in Dublin, Ireland. It is the degree-awarding body for Trinity College Dublin (TCD) and was founded in 1592 by Queen Elizabeth I. As only one constituent college was ever established, the designations "Trinity College Dublin" and "University of Dublin" are usually synonymous for practical purposes.]
TS confidential letter of recommendation for Kevin Boyle for graduate work in sociology, University of California, Berkeley. Also letter from Mrs. G. Rosenthal, Administrative Assistant, University of California, Berkely, enclosing a check [sic] to Boyle,