Panels and Discussions
DLC – Navigating Accommodations in the Workplace
Strauss Classroom (A-B Hall, Room 404)Disability Law Caucus Navigating Accommodations in the Workplace A Zoom panel featuring multiple perspectives on how to navigate accommodations in both academic and professional settings, including attorneys with direct experience navigating the accommodation process at their respective firms and a disability nonprofit with expertise in advising individuals on the ins and outs of the process....
BLSA | Demystifying the Bar & MPRE
Cullenbine Classroom (A-B Hall, Room 305)C&F/bar prep/MPRE Lunch & Learn with John Drake and Margaret Samadi.
ACS – The Imperial Presidency and Elections
Cullenbine Classroom (A-B Hall, Room 305)The Imperial Presidency and Elections A discussion with Professors Travis Crum and Andrea Katz on the expansion of executive power, voting rights, and the intersectionality of these issues under the current administration.
Benefits and Risks of Utilizing Artificial Intelligence in the Workplace and Employment Process
This CLE provides a practical overview of how AI is currently being deployed in the workplace and examines the efficiencies and strategic advantages these tools can offer employers when used appropriately. Speaker: Gerald L. Maatman, Jr., Chair, Duane Morris’ Class Action Defense Group
ILS/ACS/Harris World Law | Book talk with Prof. Curtis Bradley
Zorensky Classroom (AB Hall 306)This event will feature Professor Curtis Bradley, the Allen M. Singer Distinguished Service Professor of Law of the University of Chicago Law School, who will discuss his recent book, Historical Gloss and Foreign Affairs. This event will be co-sponsored by the International Law Society, the Harris Institute, and the American Constitution Society.
ImmLS | Immigration Law is an International Law issue
Susman Classroom (403)Immigration Law is an International Law issueProfessors from the International Law Clinic will talk about immigration law as an opportunity to introduce 1Ls to immigration law and spark conversation around this rising controversial topic SpeakersKate WeaverNimick Forbseway Foundation Legal Fellow
EELS | International Climate Change Negotiation Seminar Informational Panel
Zorensky Classroom (AB Hall 306)EELS will host a panel with Beth Martin, Teaching Professor in Environmental Studies, and students who have previously taken this class. The International Climate Change Negotiation Seminar provides students with an interdisciplinary experience where they learn about the United Nations' treaty and negotiation process for dealing with climate change and are provided with the opportunity...
PSAB | Finding Good Judges
The Newmark Family Courtroom, A-B Hall Room 309Clerking is a great opportunity in many ways, but the outcomes and quality of the experience are dependent entirely on the judge. It is of paramount importance to find who will be a good boss during a formative part of your career, and it can be especially hard for women, minorities, and first-generation students to...
ACS – Advocating for Trans-Inclusive Legal Workplaces
Peper, Martin, Jensen, Maichel and Hetlage (A-B Hall, Room 401)Join ACS and OutLaw for a panel discussion with Rafael Langer-Osuna (they/them), co-chair of the National Trans Bar Association, and Sutter C. Selleck (they/them), solo practitioner in Martinez, CA. We'll discuss how to make legal workplaces more inclusive for transgender and nonbinary professionals and clients. Speakers:Rafael Langer-Osuna, Co-Chair of the National Trans Bar AssociationSutter C....
IPLS – Intellectual Property Law 101
Zorensky Classroom (AB Hall 306)Interested in taking intellectual property courses next semester? Join us for a faculty panel where professors will discuss their upcoming courses, what you’ll learn, and how the classes fit into different career paths in IP law. This is a great opportunity to ask questions and plan your schedule. Speakers:
WCLS | Turning the Corner: Alumni Insights on Finals, Resilience, and Career Success
Susman Classroom (403)Join WCLS & DLC as we speak with WashU Law alumna Taylor DeScenzo, an attorney at Gibson Dunn, over Zoom about long-term academic success & resilience.