The Office of Alumni Relations and Development offers many programs and events to alumni. Events held provide unique networking and professional opportunities for all who attend. 2013-05-18T09:01:21-00:00 Alumni Relations alumni@wcl.american.edu tag:wcl.american.edu-calendar,2013:cal-1006 Copyright © 2013, Washington College of Law tag:wcl.american.edu-calendar,2013-04-03:35776

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Organized by the Sexualities Section of the Latin American Studies Association, and hosted by the American University of Washington College of Law, this workshop brings together scholars, legal activists, and practitioners from across the hemisphere to discuss Latin America's sexual revolution and to try to answer some of these questions. Particular attention is given to the judicialization of sexual rights expansion and the changing nature of traditional definitions of what constitutes a family. As such, panelists from across disciplines and perspectives will look at the role the courts have played in the advancement of rights and challenges to heteronormative conceptions of the family.

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The Trial Advocacy Program is offering a Litigation Skills Summer Institute designed for both practitioners (CLE) and qualified law students (credit) interested in mastering litigation skills. The flexible two week program consists of three courses and a cutting-edge Digital Presentations Workshop. The courses are offered on nights and weekends and participants may take one, two, or all offerings. FACT AND EXPERT WITNESS DEPOSITIONS: Two separate intensive courses that include short lectures and demonstrations by faculty on how to prepare for, take, and defend depositions followed by in-class depositions by participants and webcast review. CIVIL TRIAL ADVOCACY: Participants learn how to prepare and conduct direct and cross- examinations, deliver effective opening statements and closing arguments, make timely objections, and lay the proper foundation to admit evidence during the course of a trial, concluding with a full mock trial before a sitting judge and citizen jurors.

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Exclusively for members of the Myers Society who donate a minimum of $1500 per year.

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