Come to our second annual fundraiser with bb.q Chicken on Wednesday, February 12 from, 11:30 a.m. - 10 p.m. JUST MENTION GEORGE MASON and the Asian Pacific American Law Students Association will receive a percentage of the funds. Come get some chicken, bring your friends, and help APALSA raise funds for our beloved events!
Have you considered all your career options? You are invited to explore the varied opportunities and benefits of pursuing a career in competition law at a luncheon on February 13, hosted by Scalia Law’s Law & Economics Center and Career Services. JUDGE GINSBURG, PROF. YUN, and PROF. DILLBARY will provide an overview, and an accomplished alumni panel (Kendall Alford - Attorney, FTC; Rachel Burke - Associate, Wilson … Continue reading "Careers in Antitrust Luncheon"
Come hear from Ryan Newman, General Counsel to Governor DeSantis, on what his job is. Learn about the reach of the Office of the Governor and the role that the Counsel plays in that work. Explore the world of Florida state officials, and how to balance a legal job in a political world! Also, learn … Continue reading "The Governor’s Advisor: Serving as General Counsel to the Florida Governor"
Join us for the next SCALIA BREAK-FEST on Tuesday, February 18, 2025, from 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. All Students, Faculty and Staff are invited. No registration required. A limited number of Gluten-free donuts will be available.
Join us for a Q&A with Dean W. Ball—a Research Fellow in the Artificial Intelligence & Progress Project at George Mason University's Mercatus Center and author of the Substack "Hyperdimensional"—where he’ll discuss how his extensive experience in AI policy and walk us through how the rapid advance of technology is influencing governance and policy strategies. … Continue reading "Dean Ball: AI Policy Expert"
Join the Criminal Law Society at noon on Tuesday, February 25, for a conversation with Winchester’s Commonwealth Attorney Heather Hovermale about specialty courts and their role in the criminal justice system. Food will be provided!
Join the Scalia Law Lexis team for a seminar on how to effectively and efficiently conduct your legal research on Lexis! 350 Lexis points and merchandise are available to all attendees.
Antonin Scalia Law School students are invited to chat about important policy topics and current events, while learning about each other’s perspectives. Participants will learn about civil discourse and then talk in small groups with those who have different beliefs about law and policy. If you plan to attend, please reserve a spot.
In recognition of the Bibas family and Oded Lifshitz, victims of the October 7 attacks on Israel, the Jewish Law Students Association will be honoring these victims and discussing the international law violations at play. Professors Bernstein and Mossoff will be sharing these victims’ stories and their reflections from a mission to Kibbutz Nir Oz, … Continue reading "Victims of War Crimes: Remembering the Bibas Family and Oded Lifshitz"
Here are the details you need to know: Ticket Price: $100 per person (available until February 9) Inclusions: 3-hour open bar and hors d'oeuvres After February 9th, the ticket price will increase to $110 per person, so make sure to secure your tickets early! Payment Instructions: Please purchase your tickets via PayPal. If you are … Continue reading "2025 Barristers’ Ball"
Join librarians Melanie Knapp and John Scherrer to learn about the new AI tools on Lexis and Westlaw. Tips for AI-based research will be accompanied by chicken, fries, and yuca from El Pollo Rico. For those unable to attend, the session will be recorded; email [email protected] for more details.
The American Constitution Society invites you to our inaugural event of the semester! Come join our very own George Mason Law School alumna, Michelle Boyle, for a discussion on the critical reactions and legal actions of Christian faith leaders and organizations in response to recent purportedly pro-Christian executive branch policy. Together, we might just revive … Continue reading "Practitioners of Faith and Conscience: A Christian Perspective on Current Executive Branch Policy"
