Ukrainian Refugee Crisis: Implications for Europe
Join the International Law Program and the International Law Student Association for this in-person event discussing the Ukrainian Refugee Crisis. The event will also be streamed.
- Conference
- Open To The Public, Alumni, Students AND Faculty/Staff
Health Law and Policy Summer Institute Virtual Q&A Session
Learn more about the 15th Annual Health Law and Policy Summer Institute! The Summer Institute offers three, 1-credit weekend immersion courses, held virtually in June, taught by expert practitioners. This year’s courses include Health Care Business Transactions, Digital Health and the Law: Artificial Intelligence & Telehealth Applications, and Pharmaceuticals and the Law. You can take one or more courses in any combination. Learn more about the Summer Institute here.
Interested to learn more about the 15th Annual Health Law and Policy Summer Institute? Drop in on Wednesday, April 6, anytime between 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm ET for an informal, virtual Q&A session with Health Law and Policy Program Director Asha Scielzo to learn more about course topics and course requirements. To register for this drop-in event, please email Program Coordinator Tori Nadel at vnadel@wcl.american.edu.
- Information Session
- Open To The Public, Alumni, Students AND Faculty/Staff
International Suite Talks: Judge Roxanne Formey
- Seminar
- Open To Students AND Faculty/Staff
Ripped Apart: A Teach-In On Family Separation
In late January 2022, International Human Rights Law Clinic (IHRLC) student attorneys, (left to right) Ismaat Klaibou, Madison Bingle, Andrea Rodriguez Burckhardt, and Courtney Veneri, submitted a public comment to the Department of Homeland Security arguing for reparations and accountability for the Trump administration’s separation of migrant families. Their comment provided four prior examples of family separation in the United States, starting with the separation of enslaved families, then indigenous families, then Japanese-American families, and (largely) families of color through the foster care system. This historical overview was inspired by IHRL Clinic Director Professor Anita Sinha’s recent piece, A Lineage of Family Separation, forthcoming in the Brooklyn Law Review. The IHRLC student attorneys will host a teach-in by Zoom on Wednesday, April 6, 2022 at 12:30 pm ET to share more about their work with migrant families separated during the Trump administration.
- Seminar
- Open To Students AND Faculty/Staff
The Business Law Program Presents: Choosing Courses with the Bar and Jobs in Mind
Join the Business Law Program to hear from faculty on course selection strategies and tips, keeping both the Bar Exam and the job search in mind.
Lunch will be provided. Check back for information on location (to be held on campus in person, subject to additional COVID-19 restrictions).
- Information Session
- Open To Students