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Samhain (Pagan)
Samhain (Pagan)
Stanford has long supported faculty, students, and staff in observing religious holidays of significance to them. In the complex process of creating the academic calendar, religious holy days are but one of many considerations. The Office for Religious Life makes available to faculty, staff and students a list of significant religious holidays at the beginning of each […]
5 events,
All Saints Day (Christian)
All Saints Day (Christian)
Stanford has long supported faculty, students, and staff in observing religious holidays of significance to them. In the complex process of creating the academic calendar, religious holy days are but one of many considerations. The Office for Religious Life makes available to faculty, staff and students a list of significant religious holidays at the beginning of each […]
Lawyers in Public Policy
Lawyers in Public Policy
Part of the Public Policy & Social Problem-Solving Pathway. Click here to learn more. A careers series with lawyers working in public policy: Part 1: Nonprofits Join the SLS Alumni community and current students for the launch of a new year. As part of a new initiative focused on public policy and social problem solving, […]
FLI 1L Job Panel and Mixer
FLI 1L Job Panel and Mixer
Join the First-Generation & Low-Income Professionals (FLI) for a student panel about the 1L job search and experience (with food!). 2L's will talk about their 1L summer jobs followed by a moderated Q&A. We've put together a group of students with a diverse set of 1L Summer experiences. Panelists will include: Amir Wright, U.S. Senate […]
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All Souls Day (Christian)
All Souls Day (Christian)
Stanford has long supported faculty, students, and staff in observing religious holidays of significance to them. In the complex process of creating the academic calendar, religious holy days are but one of many considerations. The Office for Religious Life makes available to faculty, staff and students a list of significant religious holidays at the beginning of each […]
Stanford Cyber Policy Center Seminar with Professor David Kaye
Stanford Cyber Policy Center Seminar with Professor David Kaye
With Professor David Kaye, University of California, Irvine School of Law “The Global Spyware Crisis and How to Stop It”
“Marginalia: Black Women and Emerging Carceral Geographies in Rio de Janeiro, 1880-1888” with Margarita Lila Rosa
“Marginalia: Black Women and Emerging Carceral Geographies in Rio de Janeiro, 1880-1888” with Margarita Lila Rosa
The Stanford Center for Law and History will hold its second workshop of the Quarter on Tuesday, November 2, from 12:45-1:45 PM (Pacific). Margarita Lila Rosa, Lecturer and Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow, Stanford, will share the paper: “Marginalia: Black Women and Emerging Carceral Geographies in Rio de Janeiro, 1880-1888.”
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Faculty Lunch with Professor Colleen Honigsberg
Faculty Lunch with Professor Colleen Honigsberg
Professor Colleen Honigsberg “Regulatory Arbitrage and the Persistence of Financial Misconduct”
Design Thinking for Law and Policy
Design Thinking for Law and Policy
Revamp your thinking with this short course in design thinking tools for law students & graduate students engaged in public policy projects! Human-centered design methods will help you re-imagine complex problems and possible interventions to create breakthrough solutions. We will explore good practices in working with project clients and community partners to help solve the […]
Her Honor: A Conversation with Judge LaDoris Hazzard Cordell, (Ret.), JD ’74
Her Honor: A Conversation with Judge LaDoris Hazzard Cordell, (Ret.), JD ’74
The Stanford Law School Black Alumni Association invites you to join a virtual conversation between Judge LaDoris Hazzard Cordell, (Ret.), JD ’74, the Superior Court of Northern California's first African American woman judge and SLS BAA Advisory Board Member Irene Oritseweyinmi Joe, JD '06, Professor of Law at UC Davis School of Law on Wednesday, November 3 at 12:00 p.m. […]
Inhouse Speaker Series
Inhouse Speaker Series
Series of speakers from technology companies, discussing their practices, fields, and insights for law students. Affiliated with the Inhouse Product and Technology course, cosponsored by SLATA/SIPA/SAILS.
11 events,
Diwali (Hindu, Jain, Sikh)
Diwali (Hindu, Jain, Sikh)
Stanford has long supported faculty, students, and staff in observing religious holidays of significance to them. In the complex process of creating the academic calendar, religious holy days are but one of many considerations. The Office for Religious Life makes available to faculty, staff and students a list of significant religious holidays at the beginning of each […]
Current Trends in Federal District Court
Current Trends in Federal District Court
Please join the Federalist Society for a panel on current trends in federal district court featuring Judge Rachel Kovner '06 of the Eastern District of New York and Judge Martha Pacold of the Northern District of Illinois, moderated by Prof. Norman Spaulding '97. Lunch will be served to those who RSVP at https://forms.gle/Y9vqG38EDyJS2JWa9.
OSA New Student Lunch
OSA New Student Lunch
OSA meets with each 1L section and Advance Degree program to welcome our new students to SLS. It is an opportunity to get to know OSA and for us to help support you. 12:45-2:00 pm Lunch Provided Picnic in Neukom Green (Grass area in front of Munger/Paul Brest, behind the Crown building)
Reading 35,000 Parole Hearing Transcripts – A New Direction for Machine Learning in Criminal Law
Reading 35,000 Parole Hearing Transcripts – A New Direction for Machine Learning in Criminal Law
This event is free and open to the public. Registration is required in order to receive Zoom access info. Most applications of machine learning in criminal law focus on using predictions they make about people to guide decisions. We propose a new direction for machine learning that scrutinizes decision-making itself, not to predict behavior, but […]
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Imagining Justice: American Indian Tribal Laws of Criminal Responsibility
Imagining Justice: American Indian Tribal Laws of Criminal Responsibility
Elizabeth A. Reese, Yunpoví (Tewa: Willow Flower) is a scholar of American Indian tribal law, federal Indian law, and constitutional law focusing on the intersection of identity, race, citizenship, and government structure. Her scholarship examines the way government structures, citizen identity, and the history that is taught in schools, can impact the rights and powers […]
Talk with Linda Barrera, CA Energy Commission
Talk with Linda Barrera, CA Energy Commission
Learn More About the California Energy Commission Students are invited to a virtual lunchtime talk with Linda Barrera, Chief Counsel; Reneé Wester-Hawkins, and Justin DelaCruz of the California Energy Commission. Learn how lawyers are supporting the Commission's mission to lead the state to a 100 percent clean energy future for all. Ms. Barrera will discuss […]
SPLS Talk: Testing a Legitimacy Based Approach to Managing Online Platform Content
SPLS Talk: Testing a Legitimacy Based Approach to Managing Online Platform Content
The first speaker in a series of SPLS talks. Professor Tom Tyler will be sharing his results of several studies that articulate and test the viability of a self-regulatory approach to managing online content and suggesting heightening user voluntary rule following through enhancing the legitimacy of platforms. Discussions about whether and how to regulate the […]
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Birth of Báb Bahá’í
Birth of Báb Bahá’í
Stanford has long supported faculty, students, and staff in observing religious holidays of significance to them. In the complex process of creating the academic calendar, religious holy days are but one of many considerations. The Office for Religious Life makes available to faculty, staff and students a list of significant religious holidays at the beginning of each […]
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Birth of Báb Bahá’í
Birth of Baha’u’llah (Bahá’í)
Birth of Baha’u’llah (Bahá’í)
Stanford has long supported faculty, students, and staff in observing religious holidays of significance to them. In the complex process of creating the academic calendar, religious holy days are but one of many considerations. The Office for Religious Life makes available to faculty, staff and students a list of significant religious holidays at the beginning of each […]
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Fall 2021 SPILF Student Initiative Grants Applications Due 11/8
Fall 2021 SPILF Student Initiative Grants Applications Due 11/8
Dear SLS, The Stanford Public Interest Law Foundation is excited to announce its upcoming cycle of Student Initiative Grants for the 2021-2022 academic year! As many of you learned at last year’s auction, SPILF uses a portion of the proceeds from its annual spring auction to fund SLS student projects and initiatives. Past projects have […]
1L Diversity Fellowship Student Panel
1L Diversity Fellowship Student Panel
Please join us for a virtual discussion on how to identify and apply for law firm diversity fellowships. The panel will be made up of 2Ls and 3Ls who worked […]
OutLaw 1L Private Sector Job Search Panel
OutLaw 1L Private Sector Job Search Panel
OutLaw is hosting a 1L Private Sector Job Search Panel, featuring members of OutLaw who have been through the process before! Come learn the ins-and-outs of the search and all […]
7 events,
Stanford Cyber Policy Center Seminar with Professor Eric Goldman
Stanford Cyber Policy Center Seminar with Professor Eric Goldman
With Professor Eric Goldman, Santa Clara University School of Law “Validating Transparency Reports”
Legal Research in Progress (LRIP) Workshop with Janka Deli (JSD)
Legal Research in Progress (LRIP) Workshop with Janka Deli (JSD)
with Janka Deli (JSD) “(How Much) Does the Rule of Law Matter for Firm Value?”
OSA New Student Lunch
OSA New Student Lunch
OSA meets with each 1L section and Advance Degree program to welcome our new students to SLS. It is an opportunity to get to know OSA and for us to […]
1L Curriculum Meeting with Prof. Robert Weisberg
1L Curriculum Meeting with Prof. Robert Weisberg
Professor Robert Weisberg, Associate Dean for Curriculum, will hold a meeting on November 9, promptly at 1:00 p.m. in Room 290 to discuss Winter Quarter 1L courses.
Class of 2022: Clerkships – Applying as a 3Ls or Alum?
Class of 2022: Clerkships – Applying as a 3Ls or Alum?
Class of 2022: Clerkships - Applying as a 3Ls or Alum? Whether you've already started applying and are still looking or haven't even begun your clerkship search yet, we can help with logistics and strategy. Join us to talk about applying as a 3L or alum when the hiring plan no longer governs your application timing.
8 events,
Faculty Lunch with Professor James (Jim) Pfander
Faculty Lunch with Professor James (Jim) Pfander
With Professor James (Jim) Pfander, Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law “Public Law Litigation in Eighteenth Century America: Diffuse Law Enforcement for a Partisan World”
Inhouse Speaker Series
Inhouse Speaker Series
Series of speakers from technology companies, discussing their practices, fields, and insights for law students. Affiliated with the Inhouse Product and Technology course, cosponsored by SLATA/SIPA/SAILS.
OSA New Student Lunch
OSA New Student Lunch
OSA meets with each 1L section and Advance Degree program to welcome our new students to SLS. It is an opportunity to get to know OSA and for us to help support you. 12:45-2:00 pm Lunch Provided Picnic in Neukom Green (Grass area in front of Munger/Paul Brest, behind the Crown building)
East Bay Community Law Center’s (EBCLC) Housing Program - Informational Session
East Bay Community Law Center’s (EBCLC) Housing Program - Informational Session
Please join the Levin Center and SLS Alum Katherine Lin of EBCLC for an informational workshop about their Housing Program's Summer 2022 Internships! This is an in person event and food will be provided. -- East Bay Community Law Center’s (EBCLC) Housing Program is hiring for Summer 2022 interns! As the largest provider of free […]
8 events,
OSA New Student Lunch
OSA New Student Lunch
OSA meets with each 1L section and Advance Degree program to welcome our new students to SLS. It is an opportunity to get to know OSA and for us to help support you. 12:45-2:00 pm Lunch Provided Picnic in Neukom Green (Grass area in front of Munger/Paul Brest, behind the Crown building)
Understanding the Supreme Court’s Shadow Docket
Understanding the Supreme Court’s Shadow Docket
Join the American Constitution Society, University of Texas School of Law Professor Steve Vladeck, and SLS Supreme Court Clinic instructors Ed DuMont and Kendall Turner to learn about one of the hottest topics in Supreme Court litigation: the shadow docket. Professor Vladeck, one of the nation's leading experts in this area, will discuss what the […]
Weekly Bible Study
Weekly Bible Study
Please join the SLS Christian Legal Fellowship this Thursday for Bible study as we continue our series on the First and Second Epistles of Peter. No RSVP required to attend, and reading materials will be provided.
5 events,
18th Annual Stanford Digital Economy Best Practices
18th Annual Stanford Digital Economy Best Practices
Stanford Law School is still waiting for the County guidelines regarding hosting in-person events.
SLA Exam Prep Panel
SLA Exam Prep Panel
Join the SLA Academic Affairs committee and a panel of 2L and 3L students for student-led advice on approaching the final exams season. We will discuss outlining, practice questions, study groups, exam day logistics, studying timelines, and any other questions you'd like to cover! We especially encourage 1L and new advanced degree students to attend, […]
Q&A with Nellwyn Thomas, CTO of the Democratic National Committee
Q&A with Nellwyn Thomas, CTO of the Democratic National Committee
Let's talk democracy and technology with Nellwyn Thomas! Nellwyn Thomas leads the Tech team of the DNC as Chief Technology Officer. The team spans product development, cybersecurity, counter disinformation and analytics. The team builds infrastructure used by democratic campaigns and state parties to help elect progressive candidates from state houses to the White House. Previously […]
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Lawyers’ Role in Combatting Income Inequality with UCLA Law Professor Scott Cummings
Lawyers’ Role in Combatting Income Inequality with UCLA Law Professor Scott Cummings
Join ACS for a conversation with UCLA Law Professor and Stanford CASBS Fellow Scott Cummings. We'll discuss his groundbreaking new book, An Equal Place: Lawyers in the Struggle for Los Angeles, which studies the role of lawyers in the movement to challenge economic inequality in one of America's most unequal cities: Los Angeles. Breaking with […]
BigLaw Firm 1L Summer Hiring Panel
BigLaw Firm 1L Summer Hiring Panel
Are you interested in working at a law firm your 1L summer? Do you have questions about the law firm job search process? If yes, then we invite you to join us for a panel talk where law firm recruiters will share valuable insights into their hiring process including what makes candidates stand out.
CTL Workshop: Time Management & Procrastination
CTL Workshop: Time Management & Procrastination
Join us for a virtual workshop on time management & procrastination with a Learning Consultant from the Center for Teaching & Learning (CTL). CTL's Student Learning Programs offer programs designed to teach transferable academic skills, create a safe space to take intellectual risks, and help all students become self-directed learners. Through their professional and peer-led […]
7 events,
Stanford Cyber Policy Center Seminar with Deen Freelon
Stanford Cyber Policy Center Seminar with Deen Freelon
Deen Freelon, University of North Carolina, UNC Hussman School of Journalism and Media “Analyzing Social Media From A User-eye View With PIEGraph”
"Democratic Justice: The Jury Trial in Ancient Greece and Criminal Justice Reform In the United States" with Sara Forsdyke
"Democratic Justice: The Jury Trial in Ancient Greece and Criminal Justice Reform In the United States" with Sara Forsdyke
The Stanford Center for Law and History will hold its final workshop of the Quarter on Tuesday, November 16, from 12:45-1:45 PM (Pacific). Sara Forsdyke, Classical Studies & History, University of Michigan, will share the paper: “Democratic Justice: The Jury Trial in Ancient Greece and Criminal Justice Reform In the United States.”
Inhouse Speaker Series
Inhouse Speaker Series
Series of speakers from technology companies, discussing their practices, fields, and insights for law students. Affiliated with the Inhouse Product and Technology course, cosponsored by SLATA/SIPA/SAILS.
Writing Policy Reports Workshop
Writing Policy Reports Workshop
Learn how to organize research and data for compelling policy memos and briefing papers that illustrate underlying findings and principles. This workshop will highlight examples from past Policy Lab projects with attention to the differences between legal advocacy and policy analysis. You will learn general principles grounded in Robert K. Yin's foundational works on writing […]
6 events,
Inhouse Speaker Series
Inhouse Speaker Series
Series of speakers from technology companies, discussing their practices, fields, and insights for law students. Affiliated with the Inhouse Product and Technology course, cosponsored by SLATA/SIPA/SAILS.
ACS Reading Group: Living Constitutionalism
ACS Reading Group: Living Constitutionalism
Carrying on a cherished ACS tradition, we'll be hosting our first reading group meeting on November 17 at 12:45 in Cooley Courtyard. This quarter, we'll be examining Jack Balkin's "Living Originalism." There will be lunch for attendees. About the readings: Yale law professor Jack Balkin argues "the Constitution creates a basic framework or plan for […]
SAIR – Immigrants’ Rights Summer Jobs Panel
SAIR – Immigrants’ Rights Summer Jobs Panel
Interested in summer opportunities in immigration law and advocacy? Come hear from 2Ls and 3Ls who've worked on immigrants' rights issues about their internship experiences! Lunch will be provided.
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Startups Going Remote: Evaluating and Navigating the Shift to a Permanently Hybrid or Fully Distributed Workforce
Startups Going Remote: Evaluating and Navigating the Shift to a Permanently Hybrid or Fully Distributed Workforce
As the Delta variant continues to surge across the country, many startups are grappling with whether to bring employees back to the office or continue with a hybrid or fully distributed workforce permanently. On the one hand, office space can be expensive, and in-person interaction can foster creativity and collaboration. On the other hand, workers […]
Judicial Courage
Judicial Courage
Please join the Stanford Federalist Society for an event featuring Judge Amul Thapar of the Sixth Circuit on judicial courage. Lunch will be served to those who RSVP at https://forms.gle/hs5VjnQvwFNqPaUg6.
What’s Next for the Biden DOJ? With Professor Pam Karlan
What’s Next for the Biden DOJ? With Professor Pam Karlan
Please join the American Constitution Society in welcoming Professor Pam Karlan back to campus. Professor Karlan will discuss her current role as the Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General in the Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division and provide insight into how the Biden administration will proceed from here it pursuit of its progressive legal policy […]
4 events,
Birthday of Guru Nanak (Sikh)
Birthday of Guru Nanak (Sikh)
Stanford has long supported faculty, students, and staff in observing religious holidays of significance to them. In the complex process of creating the academic calendar, religious holy days are but one of many considerations. The Office for Religious Life makes available to faculty, staff and students a list of significant religious holidays at the beginning of each […]
Students graduating autumn quarter – Last day to submit written work (unless instructor has set an earlier deadline) 4:00 p.m.
Students graduating autumn quarter – Last day to submit written work (unless instructor has set an earlier deadline) 4:00 p.m.
Applies to students graduating autumn quarter.
SLA End of Quarter Lunch
SLA End of Quarter Lunch
We will be serving lunch in Crocker Garden to celebrate the end of the quarter!
Law and Political Economy Reading Group: Session 3 on Tech, Labor, and Privacy
Law and Political Economy Reading Group: Session 3 on Tech, Labor, and Privacy
Law and Political Economy (LPE) at Stanford will be hosting a third reading group session, this time focusing on tech, privacy, and the platform economy. Please fill out this form if you plan on attending. A working syllabus is attached here, and you can learn more about the national LPE Project here. We’ll circulate readings and some discussion […]
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First Sunday of Advent (Christian - Western)
First Sunday of Advent (Christian - Western)
Stanford has long supported faculty, students, and staff in observing religious holidays of significance to them. In the complex process of creating the academic calendar, religious holy days are but one of many considerations. The Office for Religious Life makes available to faculty, staff and students a list of significant religious holidays at the beginning of each […]
Eve of Hanukkah (Jewish)
Eve of Hanukkah (Jewish)
Stanford has long supported faculty, students, and staff in observing religious holidays of significance to them. In the complex process of creating the academic calendar, religious holy days are but one of many considerations. The Office for Religious Life makes available to faculty, staff and students a list of significant religious holidays at the beginning of each […]
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Hannukkah (Jewish)
Hannukkah (Jewish)
Stanford has long supported faculty, students, and staff in observing religious holidays of significance to them. In the complex process of creating the academic calendar, religious holy days are but one of many considerations. The Office for Religious Life makes available to faculty, staff and students a list of significant religious holidays at the beginning of each […]
3 events,
Stanford Cyber Policy Center Seminar with Tanu Mitra
Stanford Cyber Policy Center Seminar with Tanu Mitra
With Tanu Mitra, University of Washington, Information School “Understanding and Countering Problematic Information on Social Media Platforms”
Stanford Computational Policy Lab Debtors’ Prisons Project
Stanford Computational Policy Lab Debtors’ Prisons Project
Watch the event In almost every state, courts can jail people who fail to pay fines, fees, and other court debts—even those resulting from traffic or other non-criminal violations. While imprisoning someone for failing to pay a debt remains illegal on paper, these aggressive debt-enforcement tactics have led to the de facto reemergence of debtors’ […]
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Axess opens for winter quarter course enrollment
NLG Coffee Chat
NLG Coffee Chat
NLG is hosting a casual reading week study break! Stop by if you want to chat about movement law and radical lawyering, or if you just want to come hang and clear your mind of finals stress for an hour. (Good) snacks & coffee will be provided.
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Practicalities of Modern Patent Litigation Conference
Practicalities of Modern Patent Litigation Conference
Despite the pandemic, the filing of patent infringement actions are on the rise. This Conference will explore recent trends related to that increase in patent litigation and examine how litigants have adapted and should adapt to these recent trends. This event is free and open to the public To ensure the safety and public health […]
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