We will be partnering with the Federalist Society to host a panel on President Trump's Campaign Promises and Executive Orders, examining under doctrines of presidential power in the Constitution which promises Trump is able to follow through on, and which executive orders are/are not constitutionally sound. Our Panel will include Supreme Court and 1st Amendment Expert James Weinstein, Education Law and 14th Amendment Expert Caitlin Millat, and Constitutional law expert and legal theorist Elizabeth Foley

The ACS DC Lawyer Chapter invites all DC-area law students to join us for a training on how to network professionally, including how to secure a job through networking.

Dress Code: Business Casual preferred but not required. 

To RSVP, email Peter Nye at peterwesleynye@gmail.com before 11:59 p.m. on 2/2/25 with your name, email address, graduation year, and law school. Please also note if you are a current ACS Chapter Leader. Day-of RSVPs are okay! All are welcome!

 

Business Cards: If you have business cards, we recommend bringing them.

Please come with an open mind and with your questions about networking. For more information, reach out to Peter Nye (peterwesleynye@gmail.com), vice president of the DC ACS Lawyer Chapter.

If you are not the ACS chapter leader at your law school, then please let me know as soon as you can.

Conversation with Judge Toby Heytens (4th Cir.)

Alabama law professors, students, and career specialists will discuss the values of clerking and the clerkship application process.

The Berkeley Law ACS chapter will be hosting an event with Thea Cohen, the ACS national clerkship coordinator, to discuss clerking for liberal judges, the resources ACS has for clerkships, and how to navigate ideology when looking for clerkships.

https://berkeley.zoom.us/j/94663153655

The Clerkship Panel will include a panel of young W&L ACS alumni who have served as judicial clerks after graduating. They will offer insight into the application process and what the job entails.