The course, entitled The Taylor Swift Effect, appears to be the first of its kind and is planned for the upcoming spring semester. Kammer said the course will focus on copyright issues, Swift’s “interactions with the law” and how individuals’ experiences can shape their interpretation of the law.
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University of South Dakota Law Plan’s Taylor Swift-centric Course
University of South Dakota law professor Sean Kammer will teach a course focused entirely on pop sensation Taylor Swift. So reports Reuters.
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