PIT COMMONS OF DC Presents: Pathways in Tech, Law, Security, and Privacy
Interested in a career in Tech, Law & Security (TLS)? AU’s Tech, Law, & Security Program in consortium with George Washington University and Howard University School of Law invite you to join us! Interested students will have the opportunity to speak with recent WCL, GW, and Howard alumni about their careers in the TLS field. Students will also have the opportunity to speak with professors from their individual school about course planning and how to have a successful career in TLS.
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- Conference
- Open To Alumni AND Students
International Trade & Investment Law Society Distinguished Alumni Honoree Event & Panel
Large annual alumni event to honor alumni in the international trade or investment fields. This year the event will be honoring alum Chip Rosenberg. It will be 30-minute opening remarks, followed by an hour-long panel talk and discussion.
- Lecture
- Open To The Public, Alumni, Students AND Faculty/Staff
Day 2 JGSPL Symposium - Race and Gender Issues in Clinical Testing and Future Perspectives
Diversity in clinical trials is crucial to understanding how drugs and vaccines work and for improving their efficacy. Having diverse participants would not only increase the reliability of the data but could potentially address racial and gender gaps in medicine overall. Panelists will discuss the importance of diversifying clinical trials, the FDA's role in ensuring diversity, and the impact of COVID-19 on clinical trials, as well as related bioethics issues.
- Conference
- Open To The Public, Alumni, Students AND Faculty/Staff
Law & Government Society Transition Meeting
LAW & GOVERNMENT SOCIETY
Students meeting to discuss future plans for the Law &
Government Society, a student organization that works closely with the Program
on Law & Government.
April 15, 2021 at 5:00 pm
https://auwcl.zoom.us/j/97757443636
- Information Session
- Open To Students
Day 3 JGSPL Symposium - Maybe It's Maybelline, Maybe It's Hazardous Materials: Will Increasing FDA Oversight in Cosmetics and Personal Care Products Regulation Bridge Racial Gaps in the Industry?
Cosmetics and personal care products affect overall health and wellness. Studies have shown that certain chemicals present in different products may be toxic and lead to an increase in disease. Products advertised toward women of color, specifically Black women, tend to have increased amounts of hazardous substances. Panelists will discuss the FDA's current role in regulating cosmetics and personal care products, and whether increasing the Agency's authority will help mitigate racial disparities in the industry.
- Conference
- Open To The Public, Alumni, Students AND Faculty/Staff