Virtual Speaker Series

Professor Petros Mavroidis: “China and the World Trade Organization”

Reunion 20/21 Kickoff: Lee C. Bollinger '71 in Conversation with Dean Gillian Lester

Dimple Chaudhary ’05, Nicholas L. McQuaid ’05, Jennifer Sokoler ’10, and Gillian Metzger ’96: CLS Goes to Washington

Professor Katherine Franke: The Current State of LGBTQ Rights

Nobuhisa Ishizuka ’86 and Professor Matthew Waxman: The U.S.-Japan Alliance

Professor Alexandra Carter '03, Iris S. Chen '01, Andrea G. Cohen '95, and Carletta F. Higginson '03: Her Seat at the Table

Professor Anu Bradford: “The Brussels Effect”—Harlan Fiske Stone Faculty Book Series

Juan Cartagena ’81, President and General Counsel of LatinoJustice PRLDEF: Sixth Annual Event Celebrating our Alumni of Color

Professor Vincent Blasi and Donald Verrilli ‘83: Using Oral Arguments to Teach the First Amendment

Honoring the Life and Legacy of Hong Yen Chang, Class of 1886—Alumni of Color Event

Professor Jamal Greene: “How Rights Went Wrong: Why Our Obsession with Rights is Tearing America Apart”—Harlan Fiske Stone Society Faculty Book Series

Dean’s Distinguished Speaker Series: Nina L. Shaw BC ’76, LAW ’79

Professor Michael Heller: “Mine: How the Hidden Rules of Ownership Control Our Lives”—Harlan Fiske Stone Society Faculty Book Series

Professors Alexandra Carter '03 and Kathryn Judge: Women in the Workforce During a Pandemic—Advancing Your Career by Asking for More

Honoring the Life and Legacy of Judge Elreta Melton Alexander '45—Alumni of Color Event

Professor Michael Graetz: “The Wolf at the Door”—Harlan Fiske Stone Society Faculty Book Series

Professor Richard Briffault: How (Not) to Hold an Election During a Pandemic

Dean’s Distinguished Speaker Series: Andrew Yang ’99

Professors Sarah Cleveland, Sarah Knuckey, and Priyanka Motaparthy '08: Current Challenges in Human Rights: Human Rights Institute Legal and Advocacy Initiatives

Professor Elizabeth Emens: “What Comes Next?”—Preparing to Lead and Live as Lawyers in This Challenging Moment

Dean’s Update: September 23, 2020

Reunion 2020 CLE Discussion: The Administrative State Under Siege

This video is eligible for New York State CLE credit and is password protected. Please reach out to Beth Evans for access at [email protected].

Professor Michael Gerrard: How Lawyers Can Help Fight Climate Change

Professor Kathryn Judge: The Federal Reserve's Extraordinary Actions in Response to COVID-19

Professor Katharina Pistor: Financial Crises Then and Now: The Explanatory Powers of the Legal Theory of Finance

Professor Christina Ponsa-Kraus: Political Wine in a Judicial Bottle: Justice Sotomayor’s Surprising Concurrence in Aurelius