Aaron Ari Afilalo Is Students’ Favorite Professor!
Aaron Afilalo, also known as Ari Afilalo, is serving as a professor of law at the renowned Rutgers Law School for more than 18 years. Previous to this he served as the Croft Assistant Professor of Law and International Studies at the University of Mississippi School of Law.
He was also an adjunct professor at the Suffolk Law School in Boston. He worked at the Harvard Law School as a legal writing instructor. He learned a lot by serving as a law clerk to Chief Justice Paul J. Liacos of the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts.
“Teaching is my passion. I feel content by sharing my knowledge. I feel proud when my students look up to me. I try to >be their friend and confidante. I try to explain complex concepts in a simple language.”
Aaron Afilalo is an influential author, writer, and philosopher. He is one an important Jewish personality. He is a French Moroccan immigrant settled in New York. He proudly represents the Jews community and contributes towards jews teachings.
Aaron Afilalo gets wonderful reviews from his students
Ari has Bachelor's degree in Political Science and Government from the Harvard University. He earned a J.D. magna cum laude from the Boston University School of Law. He also acquired LL.M. in International Law from Harvard Law School.
He has scholarly interests in intellectual property laws, elimination of non-tariff barriers to trade, the system of judicial remedies of European Union, laws for the protection of cross-border investment.
He writes regularly on these topics. He is passionate about sharing his knowledge and creating awareness. He style of writing is very interesting.
He is the most loved as well as respected Professor among his students. Let's have a look at what his students say about him:
“Love this man for making seemingly boring topics exciting and fun!!! His classes are straightforward and easy to understand. His knowledge and expertise in subjects are mind blowing.”
“He is the best professor I have ever met. He's been an amazing resource throughout my 1L year. His hands-on experience in international trade laws, rules, orders, and trends was extremely helpful.”
“A great Professor and a friendly guy! His lectures are so interesting that time seems to fly. He explains difficult concepts with great ease.”
“Ari Afilalo is a classical teacher and a great visionary. He is an all-around friendly guy.”
“I always dreamt of having a teacher like Ari Afilalo. I feel blessed! His specialized teaching is extremely helpful.”
“His proactive outlook towards life is inspirational. He always has a confident smile on his face. He makes every class entertaining and comfortable.”
“I appreciate him for his friendly personality and professional approach. I call him the perfect teacher.”
“I have benefited a lot from his lectures. Thank you Ari Afilalo.”
“I am a fan of his extraordinary teaching skills. His class handling tactics are amazing. I am inspired by his personality. He is truly amazing!”
“I admire his proactiveness and dynamic personality. He has a good sense of humor. He mingles well with students and never boasts of his immense knowledge.”
“Ari Afilalo is a nice man and an overall good teacher! His assistance and guidance have helped me a lot.”
“He cares about students and is willing to help. He makes every class entertaining.”
“He is very experienced and knowledgeable. What I like about him is that he knows what he is teaching. His lectures are very productive.”
“He is a good teacher. He tries to make things as easy for students as possible. We don't have to put extra effort into his subjects. He just takes care of everything.”
Aaron Afilalo and his association with the West Side Sephardic Synagogue
Aaron Ari Afilalo along with his cousin Sacha Ouazana replicated the ancient Bakashot societies. He is amazed at how the Sephardic life is prospering in New York. It includes the Sephardic synagogue, Torah classes in French for French Moroccan Jews and the Hachnasat Safer Torah lecture series. Even Hevrat Bakashot is a great example.
Aaron Afilalo writes blogs to spread Jews teachings regularly. He actively participates in various events and even sings liturgical songs based on the weekly Torah portion. He spreads awareness for the well-being of the community. He is very knowledgeable about the customs and rituals of jews.
He has a great interest in the Sephardic music. He has written blogs on the Jewish music as well as cuisine. He takes immense pleasure in sharing his knowledge about the Sephardic life. He also takes a keen interest in the whereabouts of the entire Jewish community across the world. He is also vocal about it.
Aaron Afilalo is truly an inspiration not only in the field of law but also in his community. He tries to bring optimism into everyone's lives. He is passionate about his roots and tries to spread awareness about the Sephardic life.
The Conclusion
His teaching and research focus on international trade, international business transactions, and E.U. Law. He is an expert in international trade. He has made the world thinking with his famous book titled ‘The New Global Trading Order: The Evolving State and the Future of Trade’.
His thorough knowledge and immense experience make his teachings in the fields of international trade, international business transactions and E.U. Law very intriguing. His style of writing compels his readers to think. He is highly impactful.
Aaron Afilalo has successfully taken lectures for subjects such as international trade, intellectual property, European Union law, public and private international law, and banking law. He is an encyclopedia of law related matters. His students highly benefit from his knowledge.
He maintains a balance between being a professional and a friend of his students. He makes studying even the most tedious topics entertaining for them. He is always willing to go an extra mile to help his students understand his subjects.
Aaron Afilalo is an inspiration not just to the students but also to other professors. His teaching methods are highly appreciated. He is the most sought-after Professor in the Rutgers Law School.