Law School Events

Discussion of constitutional rights sponsored by the Institute of Bill of Rights Law of William & Mary Law School. This session's topic is The Religion Clauses (Adults and Students).

On Thursday, March 3rd during the lunch hour in room 141, Stacy Scholl will be talking about her role at the Democracy Fund and her experience with military and overseas voting. We will be providing FREE lunch.

The College Bookstore and other vendors will be in the lobby to assist law students with ordering caps & gowns, class rings, graduation announcements ... and more!

Featuring prominent election attorneys, policy analysts, and a current EAC Commissioner, the Election Law Symposium addresses the topic "Fixing the Lists: Data Accuracy and Voting in the 2016 Election."

Gregory Tepper Lecture Series continues with Moscow-based writer, Anna Arutunyan, author of The Putin Mystique.

In his talk, Jorge Cham recalls his own experiences as a graduate student. Through humor and empathy, Jorge examines the source of graduate student anxieties and explores the guilt, the myth and the power of procrastination. FREE TO W&M COMMUNITY!

The Law School welcomes its alumnae back to Marshall-Wythe for the Fourth Annual Leadership Conference: Making Things Happen, Getting Things Done.

The annual Graduate Research Symposium (GRS) is a unique educational and networking event, encouraging exchange between disciplines and bringing together students from William & Mary and regional universities.

On Friday, March 18, the Center for Legal and Court Technology will try U.S. v. Chiu, an experimental high technology (simulated) trial. The case will begin at 10 A.M. in the McGlothlin Courtroom, the world's most technologically advanced courtroom.

This year's BORJ Symposium will explore Magna Carta's legacy between its issuance in 1215 and its revival in the seventeenth century.

The 15th Annual Graduate Research Symposium invites all William & Mary students to join us for a screening of The PHD Movie 2: Still in Grad School. Seating is limited so please come early. NOTE: DATE CHANGE TO 3/18

Join Criminology professors Tracy Sohoni and Graham Ousey for a discussion on race and crime and the policy behind it. Hosted by Roosevelt Institute.

Would you like to turn your daily walk to class into something restorative? We invite everyone to partake in this practical application of meditation and mindfulness to the daily activity of walking. Escalate all three activities, as they intersect.

Criminal Law Society will be hosting its second Public Speakers Anonymous meeting for students who would like to improve their oral presentation skills. We'd love to see you there!

John F. Manning, Deputy Dean and Bruce Bromley Professor at Harvard Law School, will present the 2016 Cutler Lecture on Thursday, March 24, at the Law School. Title: "The Living Constitution and the Dead Hand." Free and all are welcome.

Guest lecture by Jeremy Black, Professor of History at the University of Exeter.

Come learn about the gender wage gap and help us support Avalon as part of the George Wythe Society's Day of Caring!

The Institute of Bill of Rights Law will host Richard Lazarus, Harvard Law School, as part of the Dunn Speaker Series. The lecture will take place at 12:50pm in room 124 at the Law School. Free and all are welcome.

The historic and prestigious Virginia Governor's Fellows Program offers a select group of outstanding and highly motivated individuals the opportunity to experience firsthand the administration of state government in the Commonwealth.