The Georgia Association for Women Lawyers is hosting the 39th Edith House Lecture featuring U.S. Office of Personnel Management Director Kiran A. Ahuja, who is a 1998 graduate of the School of Law.
Please note this event is for members of the law school community only.
Join us for a short, informal and virtual coffee chat with librarians and faculty at the University of Georgia. Bring your questions about the Provost's Affordable Course Materials Grant, publishing your own Open Access text, creating your own Open Educational Resources, and selecting more affordable texts and other materials for your students.
Individuals who will be present and available to answer questions on these topics include:
+ Mariann Samuel, UGA Libraries Head of Scholarly Communication, Copyright, and Science Collections
The 2022 Judge Horace J. Johnson, Jr. Lecture on Race, Law and Policy will be presented by Professor Robert P. George and Dr. Cornel West.
This panel is part of the International Law Association-American Branch
("ABILA") conference, International Law Weekend, taking part from Thursday, October 28 through Saturday, October 30. More information, including a full schedule, is available at the link below. Please note, student registration is free.
This panel is part of the International Law Association-American Branch
("ABILA") conference, International Law Weekend, taking place from Thursday, October 28 through Saturday, October 30. Registration information and the full schedule are available at the link, below. Please note, student registration is free.
Associate Professor Fazal Khan will moderate and present a panel on "Public Health Law and the Response to COVID" as part of the State of the Public’s Health Conference at the University of Georgia.
The EJF Auction is designed to raise money for students seeking to pursue careers in public interest. The Auction is a fun event, open to all students and alum to come bid on the silent or live auction and help raise money for EJF scholarships.
Join the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and the University of Georgia School of Law for a FREE virtual panel discussion. Experts from the SEC, FINRA, CFTC and UGA Terry College of Business will discuss emerging trends and risks for retail investors, including investment strategies and related technology, social media’s influence on investors, and the growing cryptocurrency market.
First-gen college and law students are invited to drop in for a coffee break every Wednesday afternoon. Come meet your fellow first-gen classmates. No set topic, but a special guest may occasionally drop by. Whether you can drop in for 5 minutes or the full hour, we would love to see you for a little coffee talk!
Light refreshments served.