Professor Hornstein will discuss his work on coastal-insurance finance and resiliency, and challenges posed by climate change.
NC State Bar Bldg, 217 East Edenton Street, Raleigh Join UNC School of Law faculty for an evening in Raleigh to discuss the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent cases and a preview of the upcoming term. Our panel of experts will review the major cases from the U.S. Supreme Court’s October 2018 Term, including Rucho v. ...
Classroom 4004 LT Glenn N. Gray from the Coast Guard JAG will provide information for students who are interested in learning about summer or full time positions. Gain valuable information about their application process and what it is like to practice law as a US Coast Guard JAG attorney. Students interested in criminal litigation, civil ...
Osamudia James, University of Miami School of Law Education Law; Race and the Law; Administrative Law; Social Justice; Torts; and The interaction of law and identity in the context of public education.
International students have a chance to share their country/cultural dishes with the law school community. Boardroom 5003
Classroom 4082 Attorneys Shonaka Ellison and Juli Kim will talk with students about their non profit public impact and how they work to devise and advance visionary but practical ideas about how to improve K–12 education, and how students can plug into their work. Pizza will be served! Please RSVP via Symplicity.
Classroom 4004 The Winston Crisp Award was initiated by the Student Bar Association during the 2005-2006 school year to recognize excellence in student leadership. Dean Crisp served the law school as Associate Dean of Student Services for 13 years. Dean Crisp demonstrated extraordinary leadership ability throughout his time at UNC Law, both as a student ...
Classroom 5048 Join Carolina Christian Legal Society and Women in Law in welcoming Jennifer May-Parker to UNC Law! Jennifer May-Parker has been the Chief of the Appellate Division at the United States Attorney's Office in the Eastern District of North Carolina since 2010. The topic of her talk is "Walking by Faith." All are welcome!
Elizabeth Sepper, The University of Texas at Austin School of Law Religious liberty, health law, and equality; antidiscrimination obligations of public accommodations—businesses, social service providers, and membership organizations that are open to the public—under federal, state, and local laws.
The Blue Zone In a casual setting, listen to a truly star studded panel discuss legal issues in sports, leveraging their law degrees and what Carolina means to them. Our society is impacted daily by sport. Whether it’s our own interest, or that of friends, family or the market place, sports makes its way into ...
Rizzo Center: 150 DuBose Home Lane, Chapel Hill NC 27517 The North Carolina Journal of International Law's symposium "Patrimony in Peril" will focus on legal issues involving stolen and looted art, recovering cultural patrimony, and suggested legal reform to improve the current international and domestic laws relating thereto. The event will include three panels: one ...
Wills for Heroes is a program of the NC Bar Foundation that provides advanced directives to police, fire, and EMS employees and other first responders.
Carolina Health Law Organization Health Law Career Night Network with practicing health law attorneys and learn about the wide range of career opportunities in Health Law! Event is business casual, heavy hor d'oeuvres served and refreshments. Please reach out to Nicole Angelica with questions! niclang@live.unc.edu
The Oceanaire Seafood Room, 1201 F St. NW, Washington, D.C, 20004 Hosted by UNC School of Law’s Clinical Professor and Director of the Externship Program, Maria Savasta-Kennedy, as well as the Director of Alumni and Donor Relations, Carrie Clifford, come visit and mingle with your fellow Carolina Law alumni in the D.C. area. Additionally, current ...
Crystal City Sports Pub | 529 23rd Street South | Arlington, Va. The Carolina Law Club of D.C. invites local alumni to a gathering supporting Carolina Law students participating in the 2019 Equal Justice Works Conference and Career Fair. This casual gathering, near the site of the conference, will be a great opportunity to welcome and ...
On Monday, Oct. 21 at 5 p.m. in the School of Social Work auditorium, professor Eric Muller — UNC’s Dan K. Moore distinguished professor of law in jurisprudence and ethics — will lead a discussion about the ethical failure of laws in Nazi Germany and their lasting ramifications. The talk will be followed by a ...
The Education Law and Policy Society will be hosting Geoff Coltrane from Governor Cooper's staff and Dean Boger, the past Dean of UNC law, to host a panel discussion on the Leandro public schools case in North Carolina and the current work being done to address the ruling. Classroom 5048
Classroom 5042 Immigration 101 is ILA's flagship program which aims to provide a primer on the complex area of immigration law. This event allows students to learn about the basics of the U.S. immigration system, including family-based and humanitarian-based petitions from Professors Bishop and Weissman.
Classroom 4085 Come join the UNC Federalist Society as we host a debate between Professor Mocsary from the University of Wyoming College of Law) and Professor Charles from the Duke Center for Firearms Law. It will be a lively (but respectful) debate and we hope you bring some great questions for both speakers!
Classroom 5042 Join the Pro Bono Program in celebrating National Celebrate Pro Bono Week with an address from Professor Gene Nichol on poverty in North Carolina and the work that law students and lawyers can do to help.
Barton Beebe, NYU Law Doctrinal, empirical, and cultural analysis of intellectual property law; International Intellectual Property Studies; and Trademark Law.
Classroom 5048 VALOR's Guest Speaker, David L. Hayden will be coming to UNC law to speak about he will be talking about serving as a JAG and how to help veterans. Free lunch will also be served. David Hayden's BIO: David Hayden joined Smith Anderson in 2011, after serving as the general counsel and board secretary for ...
Classroom 4085 Students will assist the North Carolina Innocence Inquiry Commission to investigate a claim of actual innocence.
Classroom 5048 Today, at noon, Justice Mark Davis will sit down with Professor Michael Gerhardt to discuss his new book, "A Warren Court of Our Own (Carolina Academic Press), and the work and responsibilities of a North Carolina Supreme Court justice. Lunch will be provided, and there will be plenty of time for student questions.
Classroom 4082 Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) Fellowships (FLAS) is intended for students interested in studying a modern foreign language that is less commonly taught (e.g., Portuguese, Arabic, Japanese, among many others) with a focus on a world region. Academic Year FLAS offers students a $15,000 stipend plus tuition and fees and summer FLAS ...
Victoria Saker Woeste, American Bar Association U.S. legal history, speciically twentieth century political economy, civil rights, and hate speech.
Room 5042 The University of North Carolina School of Law's Military and Veterans Law Clinic, in partnership with the North Carolina State Bar Legal Assistance for Military Personnel Committee (LAMP), is proud to sponsor Legal Assistance for Military Personnel, a continuing legal education program that focuses on military issues. This program is designed for military ...
Leadership giving society members are invited to join Martin H. Brinkley '92, Dean and Arch T. Allen Distinguished Professor of Law, and other Carolina Law supporters for a reception and dinner at the Carolina Club. Invitation only, black tie optional.
