In collaboration with Drexel Chapter of ACS on Wednesday, February 26th at 12:30 PM, hosted a panel discussion with Drexel and Penn Law professors on the future of regulatory work in our current sociopolitical climate.
ACS and PALS Present: Civil Rights Practitioners Panel
ACS and PALS are hosting a discussion on what it is like to work in Civil Rights law and the challenges practitioners face with the current state of the law.
Fentanyl: The Fentanyl Crisis & the Impact on Summit County
Join us for an informative lunch event featuring speakers from Summit County Public Health, Megan Scott and David McCartney, as they address the fentanyl crisis and its impact on Summit County. This discussion will provide an overview of the opioid epidemic, explore the legal and policy aspects, and discuss how these issues affect local efforts
Documentary Series: "Crip Camp"
Documentary screening of "Crip Camp: A Disability Revolution"
Discussion on Commutations and Pardons
Professor Alison Guernsey will be speaking about the recent commutations and pardons in both the Biden and Trump administrations.
Breakfast with Judge Farbiarz
ACS will be hosting a breakfast with a group of students and Judge Farbiarz.
Judge Farbiarz has a distinguished career. Before becoming a judge in 2023, "he served for seven years as the General Counsel of the Port Authority of NY and NJ, one of the nation’s largest public agencies. There, he managed a law department of around 120 people and oversaw numerous multibillion dollar infrastructure transactions, including two of the largest public-private partnerships in U.S. history. Prior to that, Judge Farbiarz served for more than a decade as a federal prosecutor in the Southern District of New York. He received the Department of Justice’s single highest annual award, and focused on terrorism, espionage, and arms-trafficking --- including investigations and prosecutions of Russian deep-cover agents and Somali pirates, as well as multiple trials of al Qaeda operatives. From 2010 to 2014, he served as Co-Chief of the SDNY’s Terrorism & Int’l Narcotics Unit."
Due to the smaller nature of this event, attendance is limited to selected students.