Come volunteer with the Employment Connection Center in Saint Louis with our local ACS chapter. We will be serving a late lunch after we help with moving furniture, organizing donations, and more! Come join our chapter.
Film Screening of the UT Protests of April 2024, Lessons in Activism and the First Amendment
This will be a film screening consisting of firsthand accounts and commentary of student activists and journalists, chronicling the story of the protests at UT Austin in April of 2024.
How American Constitution Society Can Advance Your Career
Join Thea Cohen, Director of Strategic Engagement at ACS National, Ro Epps, clerk to Justice Riggs, and Tyler Blackmon, clerk to Judge Wynn, for a conversation on how the American Constitution Society (ACS) can further your career. Our speakers will share their experiences and insights on clerkships, professional development, and building meaningful connections through ACS. Whether you're interested in public interest work, judicial clerkships, or expanding your professional network, this discussion will highlight the many ways ACS can help you achieve your goals.
Why Nothing Works
Marc Dunkelman joins ACS, HLS Dems, Harvard Law & Policy Review and Abundance for a lunch talk on his book Why Nothing Works: Who Killed Progress--and How to Bring it Back, moderated by Professor Edward Glaeser.
A Lunch Talk on Leadership, Public Service, and Social Change
Former Governor of Massachusetts and HLS Alumnus Deval Patrick joins ACS for a lunch talk on leadership, public service, and social change. Co-sponsors include HBLSA and HLS Dems.Â
A Conversation with Judge Anthony Johnstone
Judge Anthony Johnstone will visit the UChicago American Constitution Society chapter for a discussion covering his career, his academic focuses, and current topics in constitutional law.