Speakers
Revolutions of Rights: The U.S. Declaration and the French Declaration in Conversation
Sumers Welcome CenterOpening Remarks: His Excellency Laurent Bili, Ambassador of France to the United States. Keynote Lecture: Vivian Curran, Vice President of the International Academy of Comparative Law and Distinguished Professor of Law at the University of Pittsburgh Roundtable Discussion:Leila Sadat, James Carr Professor of International Criminal Law, WashU LawIver Bernstein, Professor of History, African and African-American Studies,...
FedSoc | The Donroe Doctrine: Is Donald Trump Promoting Peace or Demanding Domination?
Bryan Cave Moot Courtroom (310)Speaker: Doug Bandow, Senior Fellow at the Cato Institute
TPLS – Your Body, Your Data: Privacy Rights in Reproductive Justice
Brown Seminar Room (A-B Hall, Room 203)Join the Technology & Privacy Law Society in collaboration with If/When/How for a timely conversation on reproductive justice in the digital age. Sapna Khatri, Executive Director at the Boston University Program on Reproductive Justice, will explore the intersection of technology, privacy, and reproductive rights, highlighting the ways data and digital tools impact reproductive freedom.
NLG – Righting Environmental Wrongs: An EJ Practicum
Peper, Martin, Jensen, Maichel and Hetlage (A-B Hall, Room 401)Righting Environmental Wrongs: An EJ PracticumCome join NON-Lawyers (!) in a conversation about their efforts to right environmental injustices in the city we call home. Chantelle Jones will speak about how she stepped up to support the communities decimated by cancer due to radioactive waste in North St. Louis, and grassroots organizers from the Missouri...
ACS | Missouri ACLU Panel
Peper, Martin, Jensen, Maichel and Hetlage (A-B Hall, Room 401)We will have three attorneys from the local ACLU chapter on campus to discuss the realities of impact litigation and career paths with the ACLU Speakers:Jamie Sgarro, Skadden Legal Fellow at MO ACLUJonathan Schmid, Policy Counsel at MO ACLUKristin Mulvey, Staff Attorney at MO ACLU
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.
Fedsoc | A Conversation with Judge Stephen R. Clark
Peper, Martin, Jensen, Maichel and Hetlage (A-B Hall, Room 401)Speaker: Judge Stephen R. Clarke, Chief United States District Judge for the Eastern District of Missouri
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
Quantum Computing and Law: What Lawyers Need to Know About the Next Technological Frontier Beyond AI
While many lawyers are still adjusting to generative AI, an even more disruptive technology may soon enter legal practice: quantum computing. Long viewed as a distant scientific concept, quantum technology is now moving steadily toward commercialization, with significant investment from governments and the private sector. Its arrival has the potential to fundamentally reshape cybersecurity, data...
FedSoc | The Watergate Setup: Lawfare and the Plot Against the President
Speaker: Geoff Shepard, Lawyer and Author
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.