Come hear from Kirkland & Ellis attorneys about the ways in which being on TLR has helped them throughout their careers. Attendees will be sent a Grubhub giftcard!
The Strauss Center, in partnership with the National Security Law Program at Columbia Law School, is pleased to welcome Scott Anderson, Senior Fellow with the National Security Law Program and Fellow in Governance Studies at the Brookings Institution for a talk on “National Security Legal Careers, at Home and Abroad.” Before becoming a fellow at the Brookings Institution and Columbia Law School, Lawfare senior editor Scott R. Anderson spent several years as a State Department attorney advising policy-makers on all manner of legal issues relating to Middle East policy, both from Washington, D.C., and as the legal advisor for the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad, Iraq. Come talk to him about his own career path and the different roles lawyers can play in national security, both at home in the United States and overseas.
Brock Naeve from Affirm Partners will be presenting and answering student questions on how TJOGEL members can best differentiate themselves during summer jobs and the on-campus interview process. Brock will be providing candid advice on the common mistakes UT law students make during the summer, how TJOGEL students can maximize their time at summer positions, and how our members can effectively navigate the summer on-campus and recruiting process. This presentation is designed to benefit both 1Ls and 2Ls, and will provide valuable advice for all summer jobs.
Join us for the third of a 3-part webinar series on immigration law and policy changes following the inauguration of President Biden.
The Biden administration has committed to end the Remain in Mexico program, which has forced asylum seekers to wait indefinitely for their US asylum proceedings in dangerous conditions in Mexico. Other policies that effectively blockade the border to asylum seekers may also finally be abandoned. In addition, there is a strong push for President Biden to end an immigration system that has seen widespread detention of asylum seekers, families and children, and other migrants, often in facilities run by for-profit prison companies. This panel will explore not only a possible end to exclusionary policies but also a new vision that would emphasize humane processing of asylum seekers arriving at the U.S. southern border. The panelists will consider public health, legal and policy questions that will arise during the transition away from an enforcement-focused approach.
This event is sponsored by the Immigration Clinic, the William Wayne Justice Center for Public Interest Law , and the St. Edward’s University Social Work Program.
Join us for our bi-weekly women's Bible study. This semester, we are doing a video study titled "Meant for Good" exploring how to trust God's plan for our lives no matter what! Join us any week.
Zoom ID: https://utexas.zoom.us/j/2144227782
Please join the Texas Federalist Society for a conversation with Jordan Lorence, Senior Counsel and Director of Strategic Engagement with Alliance Defending Freedom. Mr. Lorence has argued and worked on a number of First Amendment cases at the Supreme Court of the United States, and he also serves as a frequent legal commentator in television, radio, and print media.
Using the recent case of Uzuegbunam v. Preczewski for context, Mr. Lorence will be discussing the suppression of speech on college campuses and the process of taking a First Amendment case to the Supreme Court.
"What? I have an ethical obligation to do that?"
A dynamic, interactive CLE that takes a fresh look at the disciplinary rules and Texas Lawyers Creed, some hidden provisions, and a deeper look at professionalism
Tracy W. McCormack ’86 is a lecturer and Director of Advocacy at The University of Texas School of Law. Professor McCormack practiced as a trial lawyer for 14 years in Austin before joining the faculty full time in 2000. She teaches courses in Evidence, Trial Advocacy, ADR advocacy and related subjects. She heads the John L. Hill Trial Advocacy Center, the Harry M. Reasoner Center for Trial Practice and the Kincaid and Horton Excellence Fund for Empirical Advocacy Research.
Each class party will be hosted by the committees online in Zoom so we can spend time with each other, share our Law School memories, and have some fun with group activities.
Each class party will be hosted by the committees online in Zoom so we can spend time with each other, share our Law School memories, and have some fun with group activities.