Meet the Team!
The students behind the EERC Law Class
Tatiana Èšopa
LLM European Public Law and Governance
Maastricht University, Netherlands
Hello everyone! We are glad to have you here with us in the EERC Law Class!
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I am Tania, I am 22 years old and I am from Brasov, Romania. I just graduated from the European Law School program at Maastricht University and I am currently following a master in European Public Law and Governance. In my free time, I love to travel, to bake and to do sports.
In 2012 I had the opportunity to visit the United States thanks to EERC. This trip to Boston made me realize how important it is to take advantage and to learn as much as possible from every experience, and to share it with the others. Therefore, through the EERC Law Class project, I would like to pass on the knowledge I gained so far at university and to teach the Romanian high school students some basic legal concepts that are so helpful in the daily life.
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I invite you to take a look at our courses and discover the interesting field of law. Besides the civic aspect that we emphasize to promote amongst the teenagers, we are glad to inspire and guide prospective students in choosing a career in law and to help them understand some basic legal concepts before starting their journey in a Law School.
Elena Alexandra Mocanca
LLB Law
The University of Sheffield, United Kingdom
Hello and welcome to the EERC Law Class!
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As a second year Law student, I consider that a legal career would not only fulfil my dream of becoming a solicitor, but would also allay a tenacious desire for justice and sublimely complement my passion for the legal field. I am convinced that every step taken towards educating people about law leads to a society successful in achieving the ideal of harmony. However, I am well-aware of students diverse choices when it comes to choosing a degree, so I decided to start this project to help them get an insight into the most popular legal topics, hoping this would offer enough information for them to make a good choice.
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With the help and support of EERC, I had the chance to travel to the USA at an early age. Opening my horizons is a broad concept, yet it doesn’t completely cover the transformation that I undergone. EERC helped me understand that growth requires change, that diversity is what unites us, and that knowledge would not suffice without sharing or trying to give back to people. That was at the core of my decision to start this project and help students in Romania discover the international legal framework.