We hosted a panel to help 1Ls prepare for exams.

The Emory Chapter of The American Constitution Society is partnering with Emory’s National Lawyers Guild and Labor & Employment Society to host a lunch and learn panel on changes and in worker’s rights following Supreme Court’s decision to end Chevron deference.

We’ll ask panelists about the changes they’ve noticed this year and what they expect might be different depending on the results of the November election. Panelists include 3L Andrew Hull and Labor Attorneys Daniel P. Murphy, Esq., Professor John Hunt, and Nicolas M. Stanojevich.

The panel will be held on Monday, October 28 at 12:15 in Room 1B of Gambrell Hall at 1301 Clifton Rd NE.

Our hope is that our members will leave with practical information about Labor and Employment Law practice and a stronger understanding of the work of agencies such as the NLRB.

Thanksgiving dinner hosted by the ACS President for 1Ls that stayed in South Bend instead of going home.

Interested in applying for a judicial externship? Join the American Constitution Society at Berkeley Law for lunch and an opportunity to connect with students who have completed judicial externships. Students will gather in small groups to discuss the application process, share their experiences, and answer any questions you may have.

Join the American Constitution Society and the Federalist Society for a panel discussion as Professor Dan Conkle, Professor Steve Sanders, and IU Trustee Vivian Winston discuss IU's new expressive activity policy and its First Amendment implications. Lunch will be provided.

Join ACS to discuss the implications of the election and the realities of working as a progressive lawyer in a Trump administration era.