Oct 20 Thu
2022

WCL 40th Anniversary of International Legal Studies

All Day Washington College of Law

The International Legal Studies Program at AUWCL celebrates its 40th Anniversary. The Program was founded in 1982 as a bold statement of our commitment to the teaching and research of international law. The program launched the first LL.M. program for international students in the United States. Ever since, AUWCL has remained at the forefront of international law and it has trained more than 4,500 lawyers from more than 60 countries. They are today an incredible community of legal professionals working in prominent law firms, international organizations, diplomacy, and non-governmental organizations. These professionals have witnessed and led global developments such as the end of the cold war and break-up of the Soviet Union, the development towards globalization, the eradication of poverty, the technological revolution, the multilateralization of international trade relations, as well as the renewed backlash against global values through nationalism, populism, and militarism. While the world has changed over the last 40 years, the need for a strong international legal order remains as pressing and necessary as in 1982. AUWCL’s commitment to these fundamental legal values continues unabetted.


To celebrate the achievement of the International Legal Studies Program’s 40th Anniversary, we are bringing together at our new law school campus in Washington, D.C. some of the greatest legal minds of our times to discuss the past and the future of international law at a unique conference. We are also going to offer an additional social program that allows to spend some time together with colleagues and alumni. This event will take place between Thursday and Saturday, October 20 to 22, 2022.

  • Conference
  • Open To The Public, Alumni, Students AND Faculty/Staff
Oct 20 Thu
2022

THE LEGACY OF NAFTA CHAPTER 11:USMCA & BEYOND

11:00AM - 01:00PM Online

This event marks the beginning of a series of panels the Washington College of Law Arbitration Center organizes with the Institut Suisse de Droit Comparé to critically evaluate the new generation of BITs with a focus on treaty structures. The panel will be moderated by Krista Nadakavukaren of the Institut Suisse de Droit Comparé and panelist include: Vincent Beyer, UNCTAD; Jonathan Gass, Independent Arbitrator; Barton Legum, Honlet Legum Arbitration; Céline Lévesque, University of Ottawa; and Hugo Perezcano, Independent Arbitrator.

The panel will take place in-person in Paris ( 5:00-7:00 PM (Paris) feff Offices of DLA Piper, 27 rue Laffitte, 75009 Paris, France) and online 11:00-1:00 PM (US EST).

Registration is required. Register at https://auwcl.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwpceqvqDMrGtVjOv0SnOI6Jhvo-02Ows2m

  • Conference
  • Open To The Public, Alumni, Students AND Faculty/Staff
Oct 20 Thu
2022

OAE OctoBAR: Alumni Bar Panel

05:30PM - 06:15PM Online via Zoom

Join OAE and WCL alums for a panel highlighting their experiences applying and sitting for various state bar exams.

Zoom links will be sent day of event.

  • Presentation
  • Open To Alumni, Students AND Faculty/Staff
Oct 20 Thu
2022

Wenger Endowed Lecture in International Trade: The Future of International Trade: Time to Change the Template? With Ricardo Ramírez Hernández

05:30PM - 07:00PM Washington College of Law

LECTURER:

RICARDO RAMÍREZ HERNÁNDEZ
LLM '94
Former Appellate Body Member: WTO
Founding partner: RRH Consultores, Mexico City


DISCUSSANT & MODERATOR:

STACY ETTINGER
JD '93
Partner: K&L Gates, Washington, DC


  • Lecture
  • Open To The Public, Alumni, Students AND Faculty/Staff
Oct 21 Fri
2022

WCL 40th Anniversary of International Legal Studies

All Day Washington College of Law

The International Legal Studies Program at AUWCL celebrates its 40th Anniversary. The Program was founded in 1982 as a bold statement of our commitment to the teaching and research of international law. The program launched the first LL.M. program for international students in the United States. Ever since, AUWCL has remained at the forefront of international law and it has trained more than 4,500 lawyers from more than 60 countries. They are today an incredible community of legal professionals working in prominent law firms, international organizations, diplomacy, and non-governmental organizations. These professionals have witnessed and led global developments such as the end of the cold war and break-up of the Soviet Union, the development towards globalization, the eradication of poverty, the technological revolution, the multilateralization of international trade relations, as well as the renewed backlash against global values through nationalism, populism, and militarism. While the world has changed over the last 40 years, the need for a strong international legal order remains as pressing and necessary as in 1982. AUWCL’s commitment to these fundamental legal values continues unabetted.


To celebrate the achievement of the International Legal Studies Program’s 40th Anniversary, we are bringing together at our new law school campus in Washington, D.C. some of the greatest legal minds of our times to discuss the past and the future of international law at a unique conference. We are also going to offer an additional social program that allows to spend some time together with colleagues and alumni. This event will take place between Thursday and Saturday, October 20 to 22, 2022.

  • Conference
  • Open To The Public, Alumni, Students AND Faculty/Staff