Third Annual Collaborative Learning Experience on Reproductive Justice
1995 University Ave, Suite 300 1995 University Ave, Suite 300, BerkeleyPlease join us for the 3rd annual Collaborative Learning Experience on Reproductive Justice, co-sponsored by the UC Berkeley–UCSF Joint Medical Program (JMP), UC Berkeley Gender & Women’s Studies, the School of Social Welfare, and the Law Center on Reproductive Rights & Justice. This learning event will bring together medical students, undergraduates, law students, social work students, […]
Disability Justice Coalition Community Discussion
134 Law BuildingPlease join the DJC for our October General Body Meeting where we will have a community discussion. Our topic for October is accommodations in the law school and the legal profession! Email: disabilityjusticecoalition@berkeley.edu RSVP here.
BCLT Lunch & Learn: Trade Secret Litigation & Protection
100 Law BuildingJoin BCLT for a dynamic lunch presentation on Thursday, October 30, from 1-2 PM in Room 100. This lunch will give you insight into the practice area of trade secret litigation and protection. The panel will be moderated by Vincent Joralemon (Director of the Life Sciences Law & Policy Center at BCLT). Register here! Registration is […]
Critical Foundations: Sociology of Law/Law & Political Economy with Prof. Jonathan Simon
145 Law BuildingThe criminal legal system we confront today is the product of nearly 1000 years of development during which new institutions, new powers, and new myths about crime and punishment have been installed in response to periodic crises originating in the political and economic conflicts of society. The result is a kind of carceral leviathan that […]
ASP: Tips for Getting Caught Up + Game Plan for Exams
132 Law BuildingAre you feeling behind in your classes or worried about having enough time to prepare for exams? If so, this is the workshop for you! It is easy to fall behind in law school, especially when there are other things happening in your life that require your time and attention. Join Prof. Hernandez to discuss […]
The Anti-DEI Movement: Subverting the Law & Destroying Equal Opportunity
105 Law BuildingA panel discussion featuring: Gina Ann Garcia, Professor, Berkeley School of Education, UC Berkeley Uma M. Jayakumar, Associate Professor, Graduate School of Education, UC Riverside Russell K. Robinson, Walter Perry Johnson Professor of Law, and Faculty Director, Center On Race, Sexuality & Culture, Berkeley Law Alex Thomson, Associate, Covington & Burlington LLP Moderator: Jonathan D. […]
🦉OWLoween Study Break: Snacks and Crafting🦉
37 Law Building – Student Center Meeting RoomJoin OWLS for a super spooky break from the law school grind - we will provide O-shaped snacks and crafting materials to take your mind off of classes for a bit. We're meeting in Room 37, which is the fishbowl room in the Student Center. No RSVP necessary. Bring your Silent Generation/Boomer/Gen X/Millennial song requests.
[CDO/USF Law] Keta Taylor Colby (KTC) Death Penalty Project – Summer Internships Info Session
170 Law BuildingInterested in spending the summer working on death penalty cases in the South? The Keta Taylor Colby (KTC) Southern Internship Program was created in 2001 as a response to the crisis in capital representation in the American South. The program is run by USF Law School and sends dedicated, capable, and well-trained students from UC […]
International Law: Uncertain Futures
130 Law BuildingPlease join us for a discussion of how international law is evolving in response to today’s global challenges, and what opportunities lie ahead for scholars, practitioners, and institutions shaping its direction. Our goal is to foster a thoughtful and engaging conversation that bridges perspectives across different areas of the field. Lunch will be provided. Please […]
Berkeley Legal History Workshop Presents Alexander Arnold
111 Law Building“So, to the Country”: Truth-Seeking and the Birth of the Common Law Alexander Arnold is an Assistant Professor of Law at the UCLA School of Law, where he teaches courses on civil procedure, federal courts, and legal history. His research focuses on the history of civil procedure, evidence, and law and economics. Prior to joining […]
And So I Stayed – Film Screening
Booth Auditorium, 175 Law Building UC Berkeley School of Law, 2745 Bancroft AveThe Criminal Law & Justice Center presents a screening of "And So I Stayed," an award-winning documentary by Natalie Pattillo and Daniel A. Nelson that follows survivors of abuse who […]
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