What sets this course apart is the intellectual generosity behind it, Professor Giacomo Rojas Elgueta and his team makes a point of knowing each participant’s background, and some of the most insightful exchanges happen informally over lunch. I am particularly grateful for the Chaffetz Scholarship, which allowed me to be part of an experience that brought theory, practice and genuine intellectual exchange together. The course offers a rare opportunity to step away from the urgency of practice and reconsider the principles that shape how we approach arbitration. I left not only with a deeper understanding of the field, but with better questions about the kind of practitioner I want to become.