of Maryland School of Law, in conjunction with local arts organizations and as part of the "Linking Law and Arts" series, uses theater and art to help address complex legal, social, and public policy issues. As part of their commitment to blending law and the arts, students and professors at Maryland Law produced a short film in 2010 about the handling of war tribunals at Guantanamo Bay titled "The Response" starring Aasif Mandvi. UMD Carey Law is also one of fewer than 10 law schools in the United States to offer a course in Visual Legal Advocacy, teaching students how to and encouraging them to incorporate cinema into their advocacy work. The Moser Ethics in Action Initiative The successor to the LEAD Initiative. Erin Levitas Initiative for Sexual Assault Prevention Dual-degree programs The law school offers several dual-degree options: Business Maryland Law has a combined J.D./ through: Robert H. Smith School of Business at the University of Maryland College Park Merrick School of Business at the University of Baltimore Carey Business School at Johns Hopkins University Public policy There are several dual-degree options in the field of public policy: J.D./ from the University of Maryland School of Public Policy J.D./ through the University of Maryland Baltimore County School of Public Policy J.D./M.C.P. (Master of Community Planning) through the University of Maryland Urban Studies and Planning Program Health J.D./Master of Public Health from the University of Maryland School of Medicine J.D./Master of Science in Toxicology Risk Assessment and Environmental Law from the University of Maryland School of Medicine J.D./Master of Science in Nursing from the University of Maryland School of Nursing (J.D./M.S.) JD/Doctor of Pharmacy from the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy Law and society J.D./Master of Arts in Criminal Justice through the University of Maryland College Park J.D./Master of Arts in Liberal Arts through St. John's College, Annapolis J.D./Master of Social Work through the University of Maryland School of Social Work (J.D./M.S.W.) Campus Maryland Law, including the Thurgood Marshall Law Library, occupies a complex that supports the school's programs integrating classroom and experiential learning. The facility opened in 2002 and contains three courtrooms, including the Ceremonial Moot Courtroom, where state and federal trial and appellate courts regularly sit in session to hear cases. The Thurgood Marshall Law Library houses a collection of more than 495,000 volumes and equivalents accessible through the online catalog. A staff of 23, including 11