Please join the Christian Legal Society and Thomas More Society for a conversation about human trafficking law, including discussions about the difference between sex trafficking and labor trafficking as well … Continue reading "Human Trafficking Law Discussion Panel"
The Business Law Society invites you to the 1L Summer Job Advice Panel on Wednesday, February 23 at 12:30 pm on Zoom. In this virtual meeting, there will be a … Continue reading "Business Law Society: 1L Summer Job Advice Panel"
Sign up for the Liberty & Law Center's Discussion over Division! Join fellow Scalia Law students on Wednesday, February 23 for in-person discussions about important policy topics and current events while learning about each other's perspectives! Click here to sign up! If you have any questions, please email [email protected].
Join NALSA and ACS on February 24th to hear Peter Ortego, General Counsel for the Ute Mountain Tribe, discuss the Supreme Court oral argument in Denezpi v. United States. The discussion will … Continue reading "NALSA Double Jeopardy Discussion"
All students interested in exploring public interest career options are invited to join us to learn more about Equal Justice Works. This program will highlight the many ways EJW can … Continue reading "Legal Career Services: Pathways to Public Interest: Introduction to Equal Justice Works (followed by optional Q&A with Career Services Staff)"
The student Animal Legal Defense Fund Chapter at GMU cordially invites you and any guest to join a specially arranged tour of the Animal Welfare League of Arlington shelter! During the … Continue reading "Visit a Local Animal Shelter with GMU’s Animal Law Group!"
The National Security Law Journal (NSLJ) and International Law Journal (ILJ) are co-hosting NSLJ’s Tenth Anniversary Symposium Series. There will be a panel each Friday at noon throughout the month … Continue reading "National Security Law Journal Symposium"
Please join the Black Law Students Association and Christian Legal Society for “What Happens Next?: Life After Law School and the Fate of Grutter v. Bollinger.” This event will be moderated … Continue reading "What Happens Next?: Life After Law School and the Fate of Grutter v. Bollinger"
In this presentation, Dr. Jessica Flanigan, the Richard L. Morrill Chair in Ethics and Democratic Values and an associate professor of Leadership Studies and Philosophy, Politics, Economics, and Law (PPEL) at the University of Richmond, will discuss why public officials should not restrict off-label drug marketing and why manufacturers should be legally permitted to distribute truthful … Continue reading "Ethics of Commercial Speech in Drug Advertising with Dr. Jessica Flanigan"
Bryan Nese, partner with Mayer Brown LLP, will share his program: “Planting and Preserving Your Network.” Mr. Nese has advice for students who are starting out in their law school … Continue reading "Legal Career Services: Networking Advice: Featuring Bryan Nese of Mayer Brown"
Please join the Career Services Office for a virtual panel discussion on careers in government. The speakers will be our alumni who work in a variety of different agencies. The … Continue reading "Legal Career Services: Government Career Opportunities Panel Discussion"
CASA Volunteering Update: Update for all of those interested in being a Court Appointed Special Advocate with CASA. There will be a volunteer interest meeting THIS WEDNESDAY, March 2nd at 6pm on … Continue reading "Pro Bono Society Opportunities: CASA Volunteering Interest Meeting"
