Celebrating the Classes of ’70, ’71 ’75, ’76, ’80, ’81, ’85, ’86, ’90, ’91, ’95, ’96, ’00, ’01, ’05, ’06, ’10, ’11, ’15, ’16, and the Golden Tar Heels Each year, the UNC Law Alumni Association hosts Law Reunion Weekend for classes marking another five years since law school graduation. This proud tradition provides a ...
Faculty Speaker Series: Rick Su
Donita Robinson, UNC School of Medicine Behavioral and pharmacological neurodynamic studies on how addictive drugs, such as alcohol and nicotine, alter corticostriatal circuit activity both acutely and persistently, especially when drug exposure occurs during adolescence.
Victoria Saker Woeste, American Bar Association U.S. legal history, specifically twentieth century political economy, civil rights, and hate speech.
This event is canceled. Kathleen Thomas, UNC School of Law Pedagogy Workshop, “Active Learning and Formative Assessment in a Large Law School Class.”
This event is canceled. Molly Worthen, UNC Department of History North American religious and intellectual history, particularly the ideas and culture of conservative Christianity; global Christianity, North American religious and intellectual culture, and the history of politics and ideology.
This event has been canceled. We plan to reschedule this event sometime during the fall of 2020. Room 5052 Join Judge Emin Toro '00, of the United States Tax Court, for a lunchtime conversation about his career path and work. Judge Toro joined the Tax Court as a presidential appointee and was confirmed in 2019. ...
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Dara Purvis, Penn State Law Family law; feminist legal theory; contract law; sexuality and the law; gender stereotypes and the law; neutralizing reforms, in the context of how the law deines parenthood.
Nirej Sekhon, Georgia State University College of Law Relationships between criminal procedure, criminalization, and political culture. Evaluating criminal justice norms and institutions through the lenses of democracy and equality theory.
