Faculty Workshops
The Faculty Scholarship and Teaching Workshop and Brownbag Lunch Workshop are a series of weekly lunches held throughout the academic year. These sessions provide opportunities for presentation and discussion of current research and works-in-progress by members of the law school's full-time faculty and occasionally by scholars visiting from other institutions.
The spring 2009 Faculty Scholarship and Teaching Workshops will be held from 12:30 to 1:45 p.m. in the Zief Library Terrace Room; brownbag lunches for fall 2009 have been combined with the scholarship and teaching workshops.
Faculty Scholarship and Teaching Workshop Schedule – Spring 2009
| Date | Workshop | Faculty Member(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Feb. 10 | To Fix the Nuclear Nonproliferation Regime; Avoid the Folly of State Classification | Jack Garvey |
| Feb. 17 | Chinese Economic Reform and the Development of the Financial Law | Xiling Jia |
| Feb. 24 | Free Speech in Three Easy Steps: What's the Next Step? | Joshua Davis |
| March 3 | The Tension of Those Who Want An Independent, NGO-Sponsored Guantanamo Truth Commission (TC) and Those Who Want a Government-Sponsored TC | Peter Honigsberg |
| March 17 | "Is Too Big to Fall Just Plain Too Big? The Case For More Vigorous Antitrust Enforcement to Avert Catastrophic Failures" | Jesse Markham |
| March 31 | Tacit Cartels, Oligopolies, and the Problem of Conscious Parallelism | Reza Dibadj |
| April 7 | Labor Coalition Challenges to Governmental Action: Defending the Civil Rights of Low Wage Workers | Maria Ontiveros |
| April 14 | The Shifting Face of Facial Challenges | Maya Manian |
Brownbag Lunch Workshop Schedule – Fall 2008
| Date | Workshop | Faculty Member(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Sept. 15 | Creating an American Truth Commission for Guantanamo | Peter Honigsberg |
| Sept. 22 | A Cooperative Federalism Proposal for Climate Change Legislation: The Value of State Autonomy in a Federal System | Alice Kaswan |
| Sept. 29 | A Human Rights Paradigm for Employment Discrimination | Maria Ontiveros |
| Oct. 13 | The Ballooning Conception of "Plain Repugnancy" Under the Implied Repeal Doctrine, and the Balance Between Regulation and Antitrust | Jesse Markham |
| Oct. 27 | Not Hiding Behind Rodrigo: Toward An Integral Critical Response to Professor Subotnik | Rhonda Magee |
| Nov. 3 | Tacit Cartels, Oligopolies, and the Problem of Conscious Parallelism | Reza Dibadj |
Faculty Scholarship and Teaching Workshop Schedule – Fall 2008
| Date | Workshop | Faculty Member(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Sept. 11 | Laptops in the Classroom | Various |
| Sept. 18 | Fragmentation of International Law | Marcel Szabó (Pázmány University) |
| Sept. 25 | Dirty Harry on Due Process | John Denvir |
| Oct. 2 | TThe Intersection between Tort Law and Human Rights | Desmond Ryan (Trinity College) |
| Oct. 9 | Informed Consent and Abortion Decision-Making after Gonzales v. Carhart | Maya Manian |
| Nov. 16 | Networks of Heightened Scrutiny in Corporate Law | Reza Dibadj |