Dolores Sit

Dr. iur. Haris Hasić is an associate professor at the University of Travnik Faculty of Law specializing in intellectual property rights and the study of IP law. He taught several courses at the International Burch University. He is the “Oscar Danon” award recipient for the affirmation of the position of authors of music and music copyright in BiH, awarded by the AMUS in 2022.. He won the Second prize, short story writing competition organized by the UN Women in BiH. He was a foreign exchange student in Rogers High School (Arkansas) and at the University of Pittsburgh (Pennsylvania) and is an americanofile with near native English language comprehension.He is a stress eating diabetic, a stroke survivor, a half marathon finisher, an incurable novelist and columnist and a great lover of all things air, space, tech, sci-fi, history and, of course, law but overall he is an IP nut who dedicated his entire life to researching and shedding a light to its enticing and beguiling depths. 

Prof. Zeljković is a full professor at the Department of Chemistry, University of Banja Luka. He obtained a Ph.D. degree in Chemistry in 2010 at the same university. His doctorate, as well as previous work, are mainly related to the research and development of inorganic materials following the principles of green chemistry. 

He has a strong international background that resulted in a research visit to the Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich, Switzerland, as well as two post-doc studies. First one at the University of Tokyo, and the second one at the University of Florida. As a Fulbright Visiting Scholar he was working on a development of environmentally friendly oxides synthesis method.  

I am Edina Rizvić-Eminović, an Associate Professor at the University of Zenica English Department. I am a 2012 JFDP alumna and I spent one semester at Iowa State University. I enjoyed the campus life, the activities organized by the students and for the students and scholars, and some of the friendships I established then are still present in my life. I attended courses at all three cycles of study, one of them quite novel at the time, a course in Computer Assisted Language Learning. The experience I gained there as a scholar helped me improve my teaching practice and develop and introduce some new courses at my Department. It also served as a confirmation that there is always room for improvement and that an individual can make a change for the better at least in the world around them, a realization which is still empowering to me.