Members of UChicago ACS are invited to the Ida Noyes Pub for an evening of food, drinks, and community-building.
Protest and the Law: A Conversation on Immigration, deportation and the Broadview Detention with Attorney Scott Sakiyama & Photographer Paul Goyette
Please join the ACS Northern Illinois University Student Chapter for a conversation on immigration, deportation, and the Broadview Detention Facility. The conversation brings together Attorney Scott Sakiyama and photographer Paul Goyette who will provide legal insight through legal insight and documentary photography, the conversation examines the human impact of detention practices and the role of public protest in shaping immigration policy. Guest appearance by ACS's Vice President of Network Advancement, Meghan Paulas.
Featuring:
Scott Sakiyama, Attorney
Paul Goyette, Photographer
Supreme Court Review
Join ACS, the Federalist Society, and the Federal Bar Association for a Supreme Court case review on Monday, November 10th, from 1-2pm in L205. Speakers include Professor Randy Lee of Widener Commonwealth Law School and Professor Noah Chauvin of the University of Oklahoma Law School. The panel will discuss recent cases decided during the 2024 term, including Mahmoud v. Taylor and Free Speech Coalition v. Paxton. Panda Express will be provided.
ACS Wilmington Massacre Anniversary w/ Professor Marcus Gadson
Professor Marcus Gadson will give a talk about the history of the Wilmington Massacre and its lasting impact.
A Conversation with Judge Michael Nachmanoff (E.D. Va.)
A Conversation with Judge Michael Nachmanoff (E.D. Va.)
The Future of ESG in Texas: A Discussion
SMU's Federalist Society, American Constitution Society, Corporate Law Association, and the Rowling Center for Business Law & Leadership are hosting a discussion on the future of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) initiatives under Texas corporate law.
In the 21st-century, many companies have prioritized ESG concerns when developing business strategies. These priorities, which include DEI and climate change, have generated headlines of both criticism and praise. In recent years, ESG has also generated a slew of legislation and litigation seeking to restrict its proliferation in the boardroom.
Join us for lunch and hear differing perspectives from Texas AG's Johnathan Stone, SMU Law's Dean Christine Hurt, and our moderator Professor Eric Hinton on the propriety of corporate ESG and its future in Texas.