The George Mason University Civil Rights Law Journal and International Law Journal are excited to announce our 2024 Symposium on Human Rights on April 1 from 4:30 to 8:30 p.m. Our Symposium will include two panels: (1) Combating Human Trafficking Internationally with Soumya Silver and Marta Hoilman. Moderated by Professor Brandy Wagstaff; and (2) Global … Continue reading "Symposium on Human Rights"
Listen to Ashley Callen, Scalia Law Alumna and General Counsel for the Speaker of the House, talk about her job and experiences! Pizza provided.
The Air and Space Law Society invites you to an eye–opening event featuring two distinguished representatives from the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB). Delve into the legal dimensions of accident investigations (such as the 737MAX) and administrative law (such as Denied Pilot Medical Certificate Appeals) with our expert speakers, Chad Mayer, Office of Administrative Law … Continue reading "National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) – Aviation Accident Investigations & the Office of the Administrative Law Judge: Career Perspectives"
The Journal of Law, Economics & Policy is hosting their 20th anniversary celebration on April 4 from 4 to 7 p.m. Food and drinks will be provided. This event is open to all and we look forwarding to seeing you all there!
Join Trial Ad for our first ever Cornhole Tournament! $20 to register as a team, which includes entry into the tournament, food, and alcohol. If you would like to watch, you can register as a spectator for $10, which includes food and alcohol. If you have questions, please contact Mary Stuart at mstuart6@gmu.edu.
Join the Society for Environmental and Energy Law (SEEL) for a career panel discussion with professionals from across the field! This is your chance to ask questions of both recent graduates and long-time practitioners about their experiences and advice for your future—not to mention that it’s a great opportunity for networking. Stop by from 5:00 … Continue reading "Careers in Environmental Law"
Join the National Security Institute to celebrate the bicentennial of the Monroe Doctrine, where we will explore its historical roots, its evolving legacy, and its potential relevance to the modern geopolitical landscape. The event features keynote remarks by Senator Jim Risch (R-ID), Ranking Member of the Senator Foreign Relations Committee, followed by a panel of … Continue reading "The Monroe Doctrine: An Evolving Legacy"
Come for pizza and a discussion on how to build a career in Federal Indian Law.
Join the Women’s Law Association and the Virginia Women Attorneys Association (VWAA) for an evening of food, fun, and making connections with other women in the legal profession. Please email scabana@gmu.edu if you would like to carpool to the event!
Join us for the final event of the school year presented by the Air and Space Law Society: “Aviation Regulations and Cybersecurity: How Aircraft are Protected from Cyber Attacks.” We're thrilled to host FAA Attorney-Advisor Carsten G. Hoyt for an engaging discussion on national security aviation law and cybersecurity measures. Learn how aircraft are safeguarded … Continue reading "Aviation Regulations & Cybersecurity: How Aircraft are Protected from Cyber Attacks"
All students, faculty and staff are invited to our last Break-fest for the semester on Wednesday, April 17, 2024 from 5:00–7:00 p.m. Limited non-gluten options will be available. No registration required!
The housing crisis is one of the most serious problems facing the nation. Bryan Caplan, Ilya Somin, and Jerry Howard will discuss the causes of the crisis, and possible ways to address it through a combination of legislative reform and judicial review. Discussion Led By ILYA SOMIN Professor of Law, George Mason University BRYAN CAPLAN … Continue reading "Solving the Nation’s Housing Shortage"
