The ACS Minnesota Lawyer Chapter along with the ACS University of Minnesota, St. Thomas, and Mitchell Hamline Law School Student Chapters invites all ACS lawyers and law students for a Spring Happy Hour. Whether you’re new to ACS or a longtime member, this is a space to connect, build relationships, and feel part of a shared community. We hope to see you there!
1.5 hours of CLE credit has been approved. Food and beverages will also be provided.
Join the American Constitution Society MC Law Chapter for a fun night of trivia, food, and community! On Wednesday, March 25, 2026 at 6:00 PM, we're heading to Fertile Ground Brewery for an evening you won't want to miss.
We're teaming up with Phi Alpha Delta and the Mississippi Association of Justice MC Law Chapter to bring you a night of great competition and even better company. Whether you're a 1L, a 3L, or just someone who loves a good challenge, come test your knowledge across a range of trivia categories, enjoy food provided at the event, and take home some great prizes — bragging rights included.
This is a fantastic opportunity to unwind, meet fellow members of the legal community, and rep your org. Bring a team or come solo and join one — all are welcome!
The American Constitution Society (ACS) and the Labor & Employment Law Society (LELS) will host a conversation with Professor Pauline Kim on recent developments in employment discrimination law under the Trump administration.
Professor Kim, a leading scholar in employment and labor law, will discuss changes that have occurred in this area, how those shifts affect the broader legal landscape, strategies for successfully bringing employment discrimination claims in the current environment, and what future reforms may be necessary to meaningfully address workplace discrimination.
ACS University of Wyoming College of Law Chapter will host Professor Robert Colter. Professor Colter will be discussing his works in Wyoming Pathways from the Prison Program. Specifically, Professor Colter will discuss the classes on Stoic Philosophy.
Join ACS and our guest speakers from the League of Women Voters St. Pete to hear a presentation regarding the History of Voting Legislation and learn how to spot misinformation and disinformation in today's political climate. There will be free food and goodies for all who attend!
Join the American Constitution Society on Wednesday, March 25 @ 12pm in Room 301 (lunch provided) for a dual practitioner/academic perspective on First Amendment rights! Given intensifying efforts by DHS and the Trump administration to use social media to track, identify, and label people who oppose ICE’s actions as “domestic terrorists,” this is a timely conversation about the constitutional limits of government surveillance and retaliation against dissent.
Providing the practitioner’s perspective is Jessica Smith Links to an external site., a partner at Holland & Hart and an experienced trial and appellate strategist whose practice centers on complex civil and First Amendment litigation. Jessica will draw on her experience advising clients in crisis, defending constitutional rights in court, and crafting policies and strategic responses to reputational and constitutional attacks.
Providing the academic perspective is Colorado Law’s Professor Scott Skinner‑Thompson, a leading scholar of constitutional law, civil rights, privacy, and LGBTQ+ issues. He will address how government surveillance threatens free speech, equality, and dissent.