Law School Events

Professor Javier Guillen Carames will give a public presentation on Statehood, Succession, the Right to Self-Determination and the Referendum on Cataluna. Sponsored by the Program in Comparative Legal Studies & Post-Conflict Peacebuilding.

The Election Law Society is hosting an election night watch party for all you politicos out there!

The 60th Annual William & Mary Tax Conference, titled "Sophisticated Tax Planning for Closely Held Businesses," will be held Nov. 5 - 7.

How significant is the ISIS threat? What role does the United States play in addressing that threat? Join the Human Security Law Center for lunch on Nov. 6 to discuss these issues and more with Dr. Daniel Masters.

Professor Lee Epstein of Washington University in Saint Louis will present the Wythe Lecture titled "Why We Should Study and Teach Judicial Behavior" on November 6 at 3:30 PM in Room 124. Free and all are welcome.

A meeting of the Alumni Association Board will have their Fall meeting in November

William & Mary Law School's Admission Office is offering W&M alumni families a program that will provide information and address questions about the law school admission process. The event is scheduled for Saturday morning, November 8, 2014.

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Join Al for a conversation about his journey to reconcile the sacred and the spiritual, and how both can contribute to meaningful,interactions and relationships. This event is a part of the Student Assembly Health & Safety Department's Thrive Initiative.

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Join Swem Library for a presentation on protecting your copyright. Jim Heller, Professor of Law and Director of the Wolf Law Library, and Paul Hellyer, Reference Librarian at the Wolf Law Library will speak.

Professor Angela Banks and the Immigration Law & Service Society present the third installment of the Immigration Roundtable at W&M. Professor Cindy Hahamovitch of W&M's own History Department will lead a discussion on Labor and Migration.

Professor Tillman Breckenridge, Managing Attorney at W&M's Appellate and Supreme Court Clinic and Counsel at Reed Smith, LLP, will be presenting "Perseverance and Active Citizenship: Doing Your Part to Improve Lives." Free and open to the public.

Come savor your favorite Extraordinary Cupcake, learn two brief flourishing tips from the Authentic Excellence Initiative from Kelly Crace, and take a 2nd cupcake for the road. Cost of cupcakes: Listening to Kelly for 10 minutes.

Judge and former Assistant U.S. Attorney Tommy Miller will speak on the prosecution he led against former Naval Officers stationed in Norfolk who acted as spies for the Soviet Union.

The Center for Student Diversity will launch its first Popcorn and Pop Culture: "Celebrities Claiming Racial Identities" directed by Professor Artisia Green. We look forward to seeing you there!

Joy Alegria Haynes, of Haynes Novick Immigration, will be speaking about the intersection of immigration law and LGBT rights. The talk will be Monday, November 24th at 12:50pm in Room 127. Lunch will be provided!