Marsnik, Susan
Ethics and Business Law
University of Saint Thomas Saint Paul
United States of America
Biography
Susan J. Marsnik is a professor in the Department of Ethics and Business Law. Her primary teaching responsibilities have focused on the legal environment of global business. In addition to working on global initiatives for the institution, she has taught short- and long-term study abroad programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels, including a successful course based in the European Union which required students to negotiate an international contract with students from a German university. Marsnik has taught courses on international business law and comparative intellectual property law in specialized graduate programs at European universities and as a Fulbright Specialist at Beni Suef University in Egypt. She is currently a visiting professor at the University of Portsmouth in the U.K. and has held visiting appointments at the Université de Caen and the Université de Potier in France and Novosibirsk State University in Russia.
Research Interest
Intellectual Property, Comparative and International Patent Law, Comparative and International Data Privacy Law, Pedagogy
Publications
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Marsnik SJ, Thompson DB. Using contract negotiation exercises to develop higher order thinking and strategic business skills. Journal of Legal Studies Education. 2013 Sep 1;30(2):201-48.
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Marsnik SJ. Setting the Stage: Using a Simulation as a First Day of Class Exercise.
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Thach SV, Marsnik SJ, Rizzo AM. Accession to Trips and Engagement with the Pharmaceutical Industry: Brazil and India. Journal of Global Business Issues. 2014.
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Marsnik SJ, Lorentz R. Who Owns Employee Works? Pitfalls in a Globally Distributed Work Environment. Managing the Legal Nexus Between Intellectual Property and Employees: Domestic and Global Contexts. 2015 Jun 29:226.
