October 10, 2020. Professor Penny Venetis’ timely article “Opposition to Vote by Mail is Voter Suppression” will be published as 72 Rutgers Law Review __ (2020).
Month: October 2020
Professor Amy Widman Speaks at University of Montana Browning Symposium: Consumer Law in the 21st Century
September 25, 2020. Professor Widman presented her forthcoming paper, “Protecting Consumer Protection: Filling the Federal Enforcement Gap,” at the University of Montana Browning Symposium on consumer law.
Prof. Jorge Contesse Appointed Visiting Professor at Sorbonne Law School
September 1, 2020. Professor Jorge Contesse is appointed Visiting Professor at Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne (Sorbonne Law School) for the 2020-21 academic year.
Professor Katie Eyer To Present “The But-For Principle in Anti-Discrimination Law” at COSELL
October 9, 2020. Professor Katie Eyer is scheduled to present “The But-For Principle in Anti-Discrimination Law” at the 2020 Colloquium on Scholarship in Employment and Labor Law (COSELL). In the Article, Professor Eyer argues that the “but for” principle in anti-discrimination law–which has often been opposed by progressives–holds considerable potential for reinvigorating civil rights protections. … Continue reading Professor Katie Eyer To Present “The But-For Principle in Anti-Discrimination Law” at COSELL…
Professor Rose Cuison-Villazor presents on the 19th Amendment and Asian American and Pacific Islander Women
October 6, 2020. Dean Cuison-Villazor participated in a panel, Citizenship and Suffrage: Race, Citizenship, and Women’s Right to Vote on the Nineteenth Amendment’s Centennial. The event was sponsored by the American University Washington College of Law. NEW – Citizenship and Suffrage – Race Citizenship and Womens Right to Vote on the 19th Amendment – Flyer … Continue reading Professor Rose Cuison-Villazor presents on the 19th Amendment and Asian American and Pacific Islander Women…