Wellness Week
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Wellness Week 2020
Even virtually, we want you to put your wellness at the front of your mind! In addition to these activities, take a look at the Health & Wellness Resources on the My Georgia Law Portal.
Pet Therapy Zoom
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Please join us for the final Pet Therapy Zoom of the semester! The stars of the show will be all of our pets (aspiring therapy dogs, cats, plants, other - all are welcome!), but humans without pets should join as well! We are all going to miss those adorable pups in the Law Library Foyer this exam period, but we hope Zooming with our pets can be the next best thing. Feel free to pop in just for a minute, or stay for the entire half hour - up to you!
Distinguished Service Scroll Award Luncheon
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The 2020 Distinguished Service Scroll Award Winners and the Young Alumni/Alumnae of Excellence Award will be presented at this event.
Registration information to follow.
This is a virtual event.
DSS Award Winners for 2020
The Honorable Valerie E. Caproni (J.D. '79)
B. Lynn Chastain (J.D. '84)
Santhia L. Curtis (J.D. '91)
Young Alumni/Alumnae of Excellence Award Recipient
Lt. Cmdr. Catherine T. (Katie) McMahon
International Law Colloquium Series featuring Toronto's Karen Knop
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Professor Karen Knop of the University of Toronto Faculty of Law will present "Greenham Common Women's Peace Camp and Foreign Relations Law From the Ground Up" as part of the International Law Colloquium Series.
Ask an Expert - Social Welfare in a Time of Crisis
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Professors Hetherington, Milot and Scherr will answer your questions about Social Welfare in a Time of Crisis. This opportunity is open for School of Law students, faculty and staff only.
The Law and Logics of Attribution: Constructing the Identity and Responsibility of States and Firms
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When private companies perform governmental functions and governments own companies, which acts should be attributed to the state? Which should be attributed to the corporation? And whose religious beliefs, speech rights, and moral standing can those entities claim?
Wilbanks CEASE Clinic Webinar: CSEC, Bias, and Litigating Race
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The Wilbanks Child Endangerment and Sexual Exploitation Clinic is excited to announce the first session of its Fall Webinar Series. The title is "CSEC, Bias, and Litigating Race," which will be a discussion about how implicit bias affects survivors of commercial and sexual exploitation of children and how to use legal tools and resources to confront systemic racism against indigent, Black and brown clients. Panelists will include: New York City Legal Aid Society Attorney-in-Charge Dawne Mitchell, Attorney Shomari Ward and Wilbanks CEASE Clinic Intern and third-year student Victoria Hicks.
Accountability Session
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Let's get together to get it done! Join me at 11am on Zoom, when we'll share with each other what we will work on for the next 50 minutes. When my timer goes off, we'll report back what we all were able to accomplish.