September 2020
Automated Privacy Consent
CyLab Director Lorrie Cranor joins Let's Talk Privacy & Technology host, Lourdes M. Turrecha, to talk about her work in privacy and technology, including her vision of automated privacy consent in the future. Webinar via Zoom. Registration is required. This event is part of the Let’s Talk Privacy & Technology Series.
Find out more »WCC Mock Admissions Panel & Law Fair
Join us for a guided discussion on the law school application process and meet admissions representatives in an engaging online environment. REGISTER ONLINE
Find out more »Recent Developments in Patent Law
The High Tech Law Institute (HTLI) is pleased to welcome leading patent attorneys to our High Tech Tuesday discussion on recent patent developments. From Haley Guiliano, a HTLI benefactor, are Dr. Andy Hilton, Josh Van Hoven (San Jose), and Greg Lundell, moderator (San Jose), who are joined by Michael Schwartz, Senior Vice President at Xperi Corporation. This panel will discuss highlights from recent patent case law focusing on the different standards for patentability between patent prosecution at the USPTO and…
Find out more »Lady A: Controversy, Commentary and a Concert
The Controversy: For 14 years, Hilary Scott, Charles Kelley, and Dave Haywood found success as the country music group Lady Antebellum, despite the association of the “antebellum” name with the pre-Civil War South. During the recent social awakening to racism in America, the group announced it would change its name to Lady A. In attempting to avoid one racial controversy, however, the name change created another, because Lady A was already being used as a stage name by the Black…
Find out more »Tech Edge JD Info Session
Join us for an information session and student panel on the Tech Edge JD. The Tech Edge JD focuses on providing students with the critical skills desired by employers in technology industries. More information on the Tech Edge JD can be found here. REGISTER ONLINE
Find out more »Application Workshop
When should I take the LSAT? When should I apply? What are your median scores? What if my GPA is below your median? How am I going to pay for law school? Members of the Law Admissions & Financial Aid Office will answer these and other questions during this workshop. REGISTER ONLINE
Find out more »Facial Recognition and Equity
This event is part of the “Artificial Intelligence for Social Impact and Equity” series, a set of conversations about how artificial intelligence and the algorithms around us are making our society more or less fair and prosperous and how we can harness AI for the greatest positive social impact. The series is curated by Colleen Chien (@colleen_chien) (Law) and Irina Raicu (MCAE) (@IEthics), co-sponsored by the High Tech Law Institute and the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics Also co-sponsored by…
Find out more »Strategic Privacy by Design
REGISTER ONLINE R. Jason Cronk Strategic Privacy by Design author, R. Jason Cronk, joins Let’s Talk Privacy & Technology host, Lourdes M. Turrecha to discuss his work and to demystefy privacy enhancing technologies (PETs). This event is part of the Let’s Talk Privacy & Technology Series curated by Lourdes M. Turrecha.
Find out more »October 2020
Katharine & George Alexander Community Law Center 2020 Virtual Celebration
Thank you for Celebrating the Law Center’s commitment to teaching, advocacy, and service while recognizing those who make our work possible. The hour-long virtual Celebration included recognition of special honorees, an update on our work, much inspiration, and you – our special guests! We are humbled and honored by the continued outpouring of support. If you are inspired by the Law Center’s work, it is not too late to make a gift towards the Celebration and help keep our programs…
Find out more »Application Workshop
When should I take the LSAT? When should I apply? What are your median scores? What if my GPA is below your median? How am I going to pay for law school? Members of the Law Admissions & Financial Aid Office will answer these and other questions during this workshop. REGISTER ONLINE
Find out more »Deidentification
REGISTER ONLINE Luk Arbuckle In this episode, host Lourdes M. Turrecha chats with Privacy Analytics Chief Methodologist, Luk Arbuckle about his work involving deidentification as a privacy enhancing technology. This event is part of the Let’s Talk Privacy & Technology Series curated by Lourdes M. Turrecha.
Find out more »Content Policy and Enforcement: People, Policy and Product
This event is part of the “Artificial Intelligence for Social Impact and Equity” series, a set of conversations about how artificial intelligence and the algorithms around us are making our society more or less fair and prosperous and how we can harness AI for the greatest positive social impact. The series is curated by Colleen Chien (@colleen_chien) (Law) and Irina Raicu (MCAE) (@IEthics), co-sponsored by the High Tech Law Institute and the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics Co-sponsored by the…
Find out more »Virtual Law Alumni Reunion
REGISTER ONLINE Event Program: 5:30 pm - Welcome (Alumni Ambassadors President Karin Cogbill JD '06) Law School update (Interim Dean Anna Han) 6:00 pm - Toast to the Class of 1970 6:15 pm - Breakout rooms by decade
Find out more »Copyright Formalities as the Bane of African-American Artists from Blues to Hip-Hop
The High Tech Law Institute at Santa Clara Law is pleased to welcome guest speaker Professor Kevin J. Greene. Professor Kevin J. Greene VIEW THE VIDEO African-American music artists are the foundation for the American music industry, having created entire genres of music, from ragtime and blues to funk music and hip-hop. However, there has been a wide gulf between the creative contributions and innovations of black artists, and their entitlement to ownership and compensation under copyright law. In this…
Find out more »Fall 2020 Virtual Speed Networking
Fall 2020 Virtual Speed Networking Series Law Firms - October 14, 2020 @ 12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. PST High Tech/In-House - October 21, 2020 @ 12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. PST Public Interest/Public Sector - October 28, 2020 @ 12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. PST Why Speed Networking? In the current virtual climate, it is more important than ever for employers and Santa Clara Law students to establish connections early in the academic year. Start building relationships with talented…
Find out more »AI and Hiring: Automating Second Chances
This event is part of the “Artificial Intelligence for Social Impact and Equity” series, a set of conversations about how artificial intelligence and the algorithms around us are making our society more or less fair and prosperous and how we can harness AI for the greatest positive social impact. The series is curated by Colleen Chien (@colleen_chien)(Law) and Irina Raicu (MCAE) (@IEthics), co-sponsored by the High Tech Law Institute and the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics Co-sponsored by the Paper…
Find out more »Voter Privacy and Election Security
REGISTER ONLINE Joseph Hall Join Let’s Talk Privacy & Technology host, Lourdes M. Turrecha, and episode guest, Strong Internet SVP, Joseph Hall, as they discuss voter privacy and election security ahead of the 2020 elections. This event is part of the Let’s Talk Privacy & Technology Series curated by Lourdes M. Turrecha.
Find out more »Who Says You Have to Practice Law?
Having a JD degree can open the doors to career opportunities besides practicing law. Are you interested in the business of law, professional sports, entertainment, planning and urban development, or other fields? Find out how three law graduates used their JD degrees as keys to opportunities other than practicing law. Join the discussion at our final High Tech Tuesday event of the fall semester. Panelists include: Professor Eli Edwards, moderator Alison Gilliam, Director of Legal Operations, Seagate Technology Danny Kim,…
Find out more »Application Workshop
When should I take the LSAT? When should I apply? What are your median scores? What if my GPA is below your median? How am I going to pay for law school? Members of the Law Admissions & Financial Aid Office will answer these and other questions during this workshop. REGISTER ONLINE
Find out more »Internet Law Year in Review
Eric Goldman Ian Ballon Please join Santa Clara Law Professor Eric Goldman and Internet and IP litigator Ian Ballon as they discuss the latest trends, topics and developments in the field of Internet Law! CLE: This event qualifies for 1 hour of California continuing legal education. Santa Clara Law is a CA State Bar approved provider. REGISTER ONLINE This event is sponsored by the Internet Law Student Organization (ILSO)
Find out more »Tech Edge JD Info Session
Join us for an information session and student panel on the Tech Edge JD. The Tech Edge JD focuses on providing students with the critical skills desired by employers in technology industries. More information on the Tech Edge JD can be found here. REGISTER ONLINE
Find out more »Women & Law Networking Mixer Fall 2020
Join us for an evening of socializing with colleagues and networking with eager Santa Clara Law students. Zoom link provided upon RSVP. Following opening remarks, networking will occur in five 20 minute breakout sessions. REGISTER ONLINE This event facilitates an opportunity for current Santa Clara Law students to meet attorneys who are working in their desired practice area(s). Your presence allows these students to meet and connect with future employers, coworkers, and colleagues!
Find out more »Santa Clara Law Virtual Fall Forum
Recognizing the vibrance, diversity, resilience and importance of the Santa Clara Law community, our Virtual Fall Forum is designed to achieve three objectives: Elicit meaningful real-time feedback from many of our top constituents on how we can best serve as a resource for you through every phase of your career, and how we can forge deeper and mutually rewarding relationships between all of you and Santa Clara Law. Share an overview of our current external relations efforts, illustrating ongoing opportunities…
Find out more »AI for Good (Trouble)
This event is part of the “Artificial Intelligence for Social Impact and Equity” series, a set of conversations about how artificial intelligence and the algorithms around us are making our society more or less fair and prosperous and how we can harness AI for the greatest positive social impact. The series is curated by Colleen Chien (@colleen_chien)(Law) and Irina Raicu (MCAE) (@IEthics), co-sponsored by the High Tech Law Institute and the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics Co-sponsored by the High…
Find out more »November 2020
Social Justice Thursday – Post Elections Issue Panel
Watch a panel of law professors discuss post-election issues. Moderated by Professor Brad Joondeph. REGISTER ONLINE Sponsored by the Dean's Office, Center for Social Justice & Public Service, and the Equity, Justice, and Inclusion Committee at Santa Clara Law.
Find out more »Election Interference: 2020
This event is part of the Artificial Intelligence for Social Impact and Equity” series, a set of conversations about how artificial intelligence and the algorithms around us are making our society more or less fair and prosperous and how we can harness AI for the greatest positive social impact. The series is curated by Colleen Chien (@colleen_chien) (Law) and Irina Raicu (MCAE) (@IEthics), co-sponsored by the High Tech Law Institute and the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics REGISTER ONLINE Guest…
Find out more »Financial Aid and Current Student Information Panel
Financial Aid Panel - 5:00 – 5:45 pm (PST) Learn more about financial aid and scholarship opportunities as well as the process for applying for financial aid from distinguished members of various WCC Financial Aid Offices. Gonzaga University School of Law Santa Clara University School of Law University of San Diego School of Law Current Student Panel - 5:45 – 6:30 pm (PST) Hear from current law students and learn about their journey to law school, what they have accomplished…
Find out more »Virtual Forum Series
Building on the success of Santa Clara Law's inaugural Virtual Fall Forum, the External Relations team has expanded the series and is pleased to announce the following dates and programs: November 17, 2020 Virtual Forum will showcase three key experiential learning opportunities at Santa Clara Law. The Entrepreneurs' Law Clinic, Katharine & George Alexander Community Law Center and Northern California Innocence Project not only provide Santa Clara Law students with real world experience, but they also have a profound impact…
Find out more »Tech Edge JD Info Session
Join us for an information session and student panel on the Tech Edge JD. The Tech Edge JD focuses on providing students with the critical skills desired by employers in technology industries. More information on the Tech Edge JD can be found here. REGISTER ONLINE
Find out more »Application Workshop
When should I take the LSAT? When should I apply? What are your median scores? What if my GPA is below your median? How am I going to pay for law school? Members of the Law Admissions & Financial Aid Office will answer these and other questions during this workshop. REGISTER ONLINE
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Admissions Open House Series:
All About Clinics & Externships
Join representatives and current students from our externship program and our five clinics to find out what students do while working there. Our five clinics are: Entrepreneurs' Law Clinic Immigration Appellate Practice Clinic International Human Rights Clinic Katharine & George Alexander Community Law Center Northern California Innocence Project Each department will give a description of the work they do and then we will open up breakout rooms so that you can travel between the rooms to ask your questions. REGISTER…
Find out more »J.D. Advantage: Careers in Trust and Safety
The SCU Internet Law Student Organization (ILSO) is excited to invite you to a lively discussion about JD Advantage careers in Trust and Safety. This panel is also co-presented by the Internet Law and Policy Foundry (ILPF) and the Trust and Safety Professional Association (TSPA). The conversation will explore some of the typical JD Advantage roles in Trust and Safety, explain how these roles differ from traditional counsel roles, and offer some meaningful next steps for candidates pursuing legal-adjacent careers…
Find out more »December 2020
An Introduction to the Global Privacy Regulatory Environment
An Introduction to the Global Privacy Regulatory Environment Moderator/Facilitator: Virginia MacSuibhne, JD, CCEP, Chief Compliance and Privacy Officer, Roche Molecular Systems Presenters/Panelists: Alea Garbagnati, JD, CIPP/US, Compliance and Global Privacy Counsel, Roche Molecular Systems Robert E. Glaser, MBA, CIPP/US, Senior Manager, Deloitte Services LP Biographies: Virginia MacSuibhne, JD, CCEP (pronounced mock-swiv-na) is the Chief Compliance and Privacy Officer for Roche Molecular Solutions where she is responsible for managing and directing all aspects of the organization’s ethics, compliance and data privacy…
Find out more »Application Workshop
When should I take the LSAT? When should I apply? What are your median scores? What if my GPA is below your median? How am I going to pay for law school? Members of the Law Admissions & Financial Aid Office will answer these and other questions during this workshop. REGISTER ONLINE
Find out more »Virtual Forum Series
Building on the success of Santa Clara Law’s inaugural Virtual Fall Forum, the External Relations team has expanded the series and is pleased to announce the following date and program: December 15, 2020 Virtual Forum will feature a Santa Clara Law Year-in-Review by Interim Dean, Anna Han. Attendees can also look forward to some seasonal networking and holiday cheer. Registration is required. REGISTER ONLINE Link for Zoom call will be provided to registrants.
Find out more »January 2021
Application Workshop
When should I take the LSAT? When should I apply? What are your median scores? What if my GPA is below your median? How am I going to pay for law school? Members of the Law Admissions & Financial Aid Office will answer these and other questions during this workshop. REGISTER ONLINE
Find out more »17th Annual Judge William Ingram Symposium
presented by Judge William Ingram Inn of Court and Santa Clara University School of Law PROGRAM: "Equality, Social Justice, and the Rule of Law" Free of Charge 1.25 hours of MCLE Elimination of Bias in the Legal Profession credit available REGISTER ONLINE Zoom access information will be sent out after registration and closer to the Symposium. American society and its legal systems and institutions have been rocked in recent times over claims of discrimination and disparate treatment in courts, law…
Find out more »Undocumented Lawyer Screening and Q & A
"The Undocumented Lawyer" is a film about Santa Clara Law alumna and immigration attorney Lizbeth Mateo JD '16. Purchase tickets to stream the film Register to attend the Q&A The film is available to stream from January 14 - 20, 2021, and the live Q & A with Liz Mateo will take place on January 20 @ 5:30 pm. Ticket sales will benefit the Katharine & George Alexander Community Law Center and the Center for Social Justice & Public…
Find out more »Application Workshop
When should I take the LSAT? When should I apply? What are your median scores? What if my GPA is below your median? How am I going to pay for law school? Members of the Law Admissions & Financial Aid Office will answer these and other questions during this workshop. REGISTER ONLINE
Find out more »Virtual Swearing In Ceremony
You are invited to join us for a virtual swearing-in ceremony, co-sponsored with the Santa Clara County Bar Association. The Honorable Theodore C. Zayner from the Santa Clara Superior Court, and the Honorable Edward Davila from the Northern District are slated to preside and conduct the swearing-in. To be conducted via Zoom. RSVP HERE
Find out more »February 2021
Application Workshop
When should I take the LSAT? When should I apply? What are your median scores? What if my GPA is below your median? How am I going to pay for law school? Members of the Law Admissions & Financial Aid Office will answer these and other questions during this workshop. REGISTER ONLINE
Find out more »16th Annual Virtual Diversity & Inclusion Celebration
Celebrating the accomplishments of individuals and organizations committed to promoting a diverse profession. Please join us virtually on Thursday, February 4, 2021 at 4 p.m. REGISTER ONLINE Santa Clara Law, regularly ranked as one of the most diverse law schools in the nation, recognizes the critical role that diversity plays in our society and in the legal profession. At our annual Diversity and Inclusion Celebration, we recognize the accomplishments of individuals and organizations committed to promoting a diverse profession. At…
Find out more »Transforming the World: Lessons of Lifelong Activism
Renowned changemakers and thought leaders from the ACLU and Equal Justice Society join us in conversation. Eva Paterson (Equal Justice Society) and Anthony Romero (ACLU) join Margaret Russell, SCU's Associate Provost for Diversity & Inclusion. This is the second event in a speaker series, SCU Listens & Learns: Race, Reflection, Renewal, which features prominent individuals in conversations about their work and our shared commitment to racial justice. Join the livestream event: https://youtu.be/wCO7EywoJpc Margaret Russell will be the interviewer. Afterwards, law…
Find out more »Cybersecurity & Privacy for Legal and Compliance Professionals: What You Need to Know About From Incident Management to Privacy Breach
Cybersecurity & Privacy for Legal and Compliance Professionals: What You Need to Know About From Incident Management to Privacy Breach REGISTER ONLINE Moderator/Facilitator: Virginia MacSuibhne, JD, CCEP, Chief Compliance and Privacy Officer, Roche Diagnostics Presenters/Panelists 11am - 12pm: Michelle Bazu, JD, Cybersecurity Counsel, VMWare Stuart Lee, Doctorate, Chief Privacy Officer, VMWare Fred Mpala, Doctorate, MSc, CEH, CIPM, CIPP/E, Head of Diagnostics Cybersecurity, Roche Diagnostics Presenters/Panelists 12pm - 1pm: Alea Garbagnati, JD, CIPP/US, Compliance and Global Privacy Counsel, Roche Diagnostics Robert…
Find out more »Defunding Casebooks Conference
Santa Clara Law is proud to host the “Defunding Casebooks” workshop on Friday, February 19, 12p PST. The conference will kick off efforts to broaden the movement to replace the for-profit casebook model with one that engenders collaboration amongst law professors, broadens the scope of those whose stories and issues are included in the legal curriculum, and saves students significant financial resources. To RSVP to the conference, CLICK HERE. For more background on Santa Clara Law’s development of an open-source…
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Find out more »Virtual Forum Series
How to Get the Job You Want: A Santa Clara Law Community Approach Registration is required. REGISTER ONLINE Link for Zoom call will be provided to registrants. Attendees will enjoy a virtual panel of alumni discussing how to utilize the Santa Clara Law network to land the job you want! This forum may be of particular interest to our recent graduates and alumni who are interested in changing careers. Panelists for this event include: Erica Riel Carden JD '15 Kevin…
Find out more »Application Workshop
When should I take the LSAT? When should I apply? What are your median scores? What if my GPA is below your median? How am I going to pay for law school? Members of the Law Admissions & Financial Aid Office will answer these and other questions during this workshop. REGISTER ONLINE
Find out more »Lawyers, Leadership, and Change: Addressing Challenges and Opportunities in Unprecedented Times
REGISTER ONLINE If you have registered late and have not yet received your Zoom login information, please contact Julianna Cassara at jmcassara@scu.edu. If you would like to receive MCLE Credit for your attendance at the Symposium, please contact Michael Kelker at mkelker@scu.edu. Sponsored by: Santa Clara Law Review Association of American Law School’s Section on Leadership Santa Clara University School of Law Institute for Lawyer Leadership Education The Edwin Heafey Center for Trial and Appellate Advocacy Santa Clara University School of…
Find out more »March 2021
Pandemic-fueled Innovation in Technology, Access and the Law
The annual High Tech Law Journal Symposium goes online this year! Topics will be focused on innovations in a COVID world. REGISTER ONLINE AM Session (9am – noon): People, Privacy, and Personal Control Networking/Lunch Break (noon – 1pm) PM Session (1-6pm): Technology and the Future Access CLE: This event will qualify for 6.5 hours of MCLE. Santa Clara Law is a CA State Bar approved provider. Schedule Speaker Bios Event Details Schedule 8:45am – 9:00am Welcome & Opening Remarks Amir…
Find out more »Virtual Forum Series: Covid Vaccine Rollout – The Practical, Ethical, and Legal Considerations
Registration is required. REGISTER ONLINE Link for Zoom call will be provided to registrants. Learn more about the legal and ethical implications of the COVID vaccine rollout as it relates to the local and state plans from a legal, scientific, and healthcare perspective. Featuring: Professor Craig Stephens, PhD Professor Michelle Oberman, MPH Dr. Charles Binkley Moderated by Dr. Barry Brummer, Chair of the Santa Clara County Medical Association Bioethics Committee
Find out more »2021 Alexander Prize Award Ceremony
REGISTER ONLINE On March 24th, 2021, Santa Clara Law will award the 2021 Katharine & George Alexander Law Prize to Jackie Gonzalez, Policy Director and co-founder of Immigration Defense Advocates. Jackie Gonzalez is the Policy Director for Immigrant Defense Advocates (IDA), a policy project focused on the abolition of immigrant detention facilities in California. Combining years of experience working in direct services, Jackie has advocated for cutting edge policy related to immigration detention and legal services. As an expert on…
Find out more »Spinning the Web: A Conversation with the one of the Fathers of the Internet, Dr. Vint Cerf
REGISTER ONLINE (required) The Internet Law Student Organization (ILSO) invites you to "Spinning the Web: A Conversation with one of the Fathers of the Internet, Dr. Vint Cerf" on March 25th at 2:00 p.m. Dr. Cerf is widely known as one of the “Fathers of the Internet” due to his work as a co-inventor of TCP/IP, the Internet Protocol that has laid the foundation for the Internet that we know and appreciate today. Since 2005, Dr. Cerf has served as…
Find out more »Santa Clara Journal of International Law 2021 Symposium
International Arbitration Registration Doctrinal Foundation and Practical Applications in 2021 Thematically, this event is focused on three broad topics: The doctrine and theoretical basics of international arbitration The procedural basics and best practices in international arbitration The practical applications of international arbitration in key industries including, Energy, IP/Tech, and Construction/Engineering. The keynote speaker, Ms. Chiann Bao, will tie the event together with a speech on the challenges and opportunities for international arbitration practitioners as we look forward to 2021 and…
Find out more »April 2021
Privilege Revealed: How Invisible Preference Undermines America
The phrase “check your privilege” has become common in popular discourse over the last decade. But do we really understand what “privilege” means? Join us April 7 for the next livestream in our #AskOBI series to hear from Professor Emerita Stephanie M. Wildman and Associate Professor Margalynne Armstrong, authors of the new edition of “Privilege Revealed,” in conversation with Othering & Belong Institute at UC Berkeley Director john a. powell. Facilitated by scholar and advocate Adam Ryan Chang, they’ll discuss what…
Find out more »Women of Amazon Legal
ChIPs, HTLI, and LBS are pleased to host a panel of four Amazon attorneys speaking about their experience working in-house at Amazon, their career paths, and how Amazon promotes diversity in its legal team. The panelists include attorneys from Amazon Lab126, Ring, and Project Kuiper. REGISTER ONLINE Our Panelists: Becky Marquez - General Counsel, Ring Mariah Shuman - Corporate Counsel, Project Kuiper Christina Pham - Corporate Trademarks Counsel, Digital, Ring Kate Phillips - Corporate Counsel, Amazon Lab126
Find out more »AI/ML for Clinical Decision Making: Should Patients Be Informed?
The High Tech Law Institute and the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics are pleased to host Dr. Charles Binkley, Director of Bioethics program at the Markkula Center, for a conversation discussing AI/ML for Clinical Decision Making. The deployment of AI/ML clinical decision support tools into various medical specialties raises multiple ethical concerns, one of which is whether patients should be informed when these tools are used to make a diagnosis or prescribe a treatment. This presentation will examine the existing…
Find out more »Pathways to Leadership in the Patent System – A Fireside Chat with Laura Peter ’92 & Julie Mar-Spinola ’87, moderated by Professor Colleen Chien
REGISTER ONLINE Come listen to Laura A. Peter '92 and Julie Mar-Spinola '87 in a fireside chat moderated by Prof. Colleen Chien, Former White House Senior Advisor on Intellectual Property and Biden-Harris Transition Team member. Hear how these Santa Clara Law women became patent powerhouses and made their way to the top! Laura Peter is the former Deputy Director of the United States Patent and Trademark Office. She was the principal advisor to the Under Secretary of Commerce for Intellectual…
Find out more »Virtual Forum Series
Registration is required. REGISTER ONLINE Link for Zoom call will be provided to registrants.
Find out more »May 2021
Virtual Center for Social Justice & Public Service Graduation
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Find out more »Virtual Forum Series
Attendees will hear a year-in-review from Interim Dean, Anna Han, followed by highlights and an interactive Q&A from some of our accomplished Class of 2021 graduates, as well as a bittersweet farewell to Anna, celebrating her past two years at the helm. Registration is required. REGISTER ONLINE Link for Zoom call will be provided to registrants.
Find out more »June 2021
2021 In-House Counsel Institute
Intensive training for experienced lawyers to better serve the in-house legal needs of high tech companies in today's fast-paced global environment. June 10, 11, 17 & 18, 2021 8:00am - 12:00pm PDT REGISTER ONLINE EVENT SCHEDULE For more information about this program, please email us at ihci@scu.edu The In-House Counsel Institute offers 4 half-days of in-depth training aimed at attorneys transitioning from law firms or public agencies to in-house positions, and to those attorneys wishing to enhance the quality of…
Find out more »Know Your Value: The Secret to Getting Promoted While Working Remotely
Register Online The High Tech Law Institute is pleased to welcome Sonya Sigler, CEO, Practigal and Executive Leadership Coach, for this interactive workshop! Do you feel like you are working more now than ever and not getting noticed? Are you worried that while you are working from home that your career is languishing? Are you wondering how to get promoted when you can’t be seen? In this highly interactive Know Your Value workshop you will learn the secret to…
Find out more »2021 In-House Counsel Institute
Intensive training for experienced lawyers to better serve the in-house legal needs of high tech companies in today's fast-paced global environment. June 10, 11, 17 & 18, 2021 8:00am - 12:00pm PDT REGISTER ONLINE EVENT SCHEDULE For more information about this program, please email us at ihci@scu.edu The In-House Counsel Institute offers 4 half-days of in-depth training aimed at attorneys transitioning from law firms or public agencies to in-house positions, and to those attorneys wishing to enhance the quality of…
Find out more »2021 In-House Counsel Institute
Intensive training for experienced lawyers to better serve the in-house legal needs of high tech companies in today's fast-paced global environment. June 10, 11, 17 & 18, 2021 8:00am - 12:00pm PDT REGISTER ONLINE EVENT SCHEDULE For more information about this program, please email us at ihci@scu.edu The In-House Counsel Institute offers 4 half-days of in-depth training aimed at attorneys transitioning from law firms or public agencies to in-house positions, and to those attorneys wishing to enhance the quality of…
Find out more »Open Source Licensing: How to Deal with Common In-House Use Cases
REGISTER ONLINE The High Tech Law Institute is pleased to welcome Pat Bickley, Senior Corporate Counsel - IP, Seagate Technology and Roshen Prasad, Senior Corporate Counsel, Commercial Contracts, Seagate Technology, for a discussion on Open Source Licensing: How to Deal with Common In-House Use Cases. As open source software continues to become more prevalent, in-house counsel needs to be able to identify and manage the attendant risks. Common use cases include a company’s use of open source software, distribution of…
Find out more »2021 In-House Counsel Institute
Intensive training for experienced lawyers to better serve the in-house legal needs of high tech companies in today's fast-paced global environment. June 10, 11, 17 & 18, 2021 8:00am - 12:00pm PDT REGISTER ONLINE EVENT SCHEDULE For more information about this program, please email us at ihci@scu.edu The In-House Counsel Institute offers 4 half-days of in-depth training aimed at attorneys transitioning from law firms or public agencies to in-house positions, and to those attorneys wishing to enhance the quality of…
Find out more »August 2021
U.S. Immigration Policy in Disasters: Afghanistan and Haiti
WATCH THE RECORDING OF THIS EVENT Panelists: Margaret Stock, Cascade Cross-Border Law Nas Yasin JD '20, Associate, Fragomen Firm Director of Bay Area Operations, Arzo Foundation Nicole Phillips, Haitian Bridge Alliance Global events often directly impact U.S. immigration policy and the governmental agencies and lawyers working in the area, frequently resulting in the need for emergency immigration relief. Two of the most recent events are occurring in Afghanistan, due to military and political upheaval, and Haiti, due to political upheaval…
Find out more »September 2021
Application Workshop
When should I take the LSAT? When should I apply? What are your median scores? What if my GPA is below your median? How am I going to pay for law school? Members of the Law Admissions & Financial Aid Office will answer these and other questions during this workshop. REGISTER ONLINE
Find out more »Application Workshop
When should I take the LSAT? When should I apply? What are your median scores? What if my GPA is below your median? How am I going to pay for law school? Members of the Law Admissions & Financial Aid Office will answer these and other questions during this workshop. REGISTER ONLINE
Find out more »Tech Edge Info Session and JD Application Workshop
5:30-6 p.m.: Tech Edge JD Presentation 6-7:30 p.m.: JD Application Workshop Join us on Zoom for a two-part session to find out more about Tech Edge JD and the JD application process at Santa Clara Law. REGISTER ONLINE
Find out more »October 2021
Application Workshop
When should I take the LSAT? When should I apply? What are your median scores? What if my GPA is below your median? How am I going to pay for law school? Members of the Law Admissions & Financial Aid Office will answer these and other questions during this workshop. REGISTER ONLINE
Find out more »Mock Class with Professor Eric Goldman and Office of Academic & Bar Success Presentation
Join us for an interactive mock class on online contract formation taught by Professor Eric Goldman. We'll be looking at Meyer v Uber Technologies, Inc. Some advance reading will be sent out upon registration confirmation. After class, we'll hear from our Office of Academic & Bar Success about the services they provide first year and upper-division students. RSVP: https://slate.scu.edu/register/LawOpenHouseMockClass
Find out more »Tech Edge Info Session and JD Application Workshop
5:30-6 p.m.: Tech Edge JD Presentation 6-7:30 p.m.: JD Application Workshop Join us on Zoom for a two-part session to find out more about Tech Edge JD and the JD application process at Santa Clara Law. REGISTER ONLINE
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Fall 2021 Virtual Speed Networking Series –
Law Firms and In-House
Law Firms and In-House - Friday, October 29, 2021 - 1:15 p.m. - 3:15 p.m. PST Cost: FREE for students and participating employers!!! Why Speed Networking? In the current virtual climate, it is more important than ever for Santa Clara Law students and employers to establish connections early in the academic year. This event series is an opportunity for students to explore the types of careers that lawyers can have and to spark interest in a particular organization or firm.…
Find out more »November 2021
ExPro Presentation
The Externship Program (ExPro) at Santa Clara Law allows students to earn credit for their approved paid or unpaid legal positions outside of the law school. Join us to learn more about the externship program at Santa Clara. Professor Thiadora Pina will moderate a panel with some of our current students who have taken part in ExPro. RSVP: https://slate.scu.edu/register/LawOpenHouseExPro
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Fall 2021 Virtual Speed Networking Series –
Public Interest/Public Sector
Public Interest/Public Sector - Friday, November 12, 2021 - 1:15 p.m.-3:15 p.m. PST Cost: FREE for students and participating employers!!! Why Speed Networking? In the current virtual climate, it is more important than ever for Santa Clara Law students and employers to establish connections early in the academic year. This event series is an opportunity for students to explore the types of careers that lawyers can have and to spark interest in a particular organization or firm. Students are able…
Find out more »The 5 Clinics of Santa Clara Law
Santa Clara Law has five clinic programs where students can get hands-on legal experience and put their legal skills into practice. Join faculty from each clinic to learn more about what students do in our Entrepreneurs’ Law Clinic, Immigration Appellate Practice Clinic, International Human Rights Clinic, Katharine & George Alexander Community Law Center, and the Northern California Innocence Project. RSVP: https://slate.scu.edu/register/5LawClinics
Find out more »Application Workshop
When should I take the LSAT? When should I apply? What are your median scores? What if my GPA is below your median? How am I going to pay for law school? Members of the Law Admissions & Financial Aid Office will answer these and other questions during this workshop. REGISTER ONLINE
Find out more »Sustained Action: Addressing Bias in the Civil Justice System
One year ago, the Katharine & George Alexander Community Law Center hosted a panel discussion with Che Hashim regarding the impact of racial bias on the civil justice system. Since that presentation, Mr. Hashim has led a task force dedicated to the eradication of implicit bias. In this one-hour presentation, Mr. Hashim will describe the ways his organization works to address racial bias and improve diversity, equity, and inclusion in civil litigation. CLE credit: 1 hour elimination of bias. REGISTER…
Find out more »December 2021
Application Workshop
When should I take the LSAT? When should I apply? What are your median scores? What if my GPA is below your median? How am I going to pay for law school? Members of the Law Admissions & Financial Aid Office will answer these and other questions during this workshop. REGISTER ONLINE
Find out more »January 2022
18th Annual Judge William Ingram Symposium
presented by Judge William Ingram Inn of Court and Santa Clara University School of Law PROGRAM: "Pandemics, Public Crises and Legal Institutions" REGISTER ONLINE Registrants will receive information on accessing the Zoom-powered remote symposium a few days prior to the event. The 18th Judge William Ingram Symposium on the legal profession and the practice of law will address the continuing and evolving questions about the impacts of the COVID pandemic on the legal profession and legal institutions and, more importantly,…
Find out more »KGACLC 2022 Speaker Series – Employment Law Update
Register via Zoom. 2022 will be an epic year in the field of employment law and workers’ rights as the pandemic is changing the legal and economic landscape. Join KGACLC for a panel discussion on the ways the pandemic is affecting the horizon of labor and employment laws. CLE credit: 1 unit Speakers include: Moira Heiges-Goepfert Outten & Golden, LLP Ruth Silver Taube Katharine & George Alexander Community Law Center Email afrias2@scu.edu with any questions.
Find out more »The Fierce Urgency of Now: a Conversation with Dr. Clarence B. Jones and Students
Dr. Clarence B. Jones, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s close friend, lawyer, and adviser, will speak. This event is co-sponsored by the Center for Social Justice, the University Office for Diversity and Inclusion, the Committee for Equity, Justice, and Engagement, BLSA, and the Social Justice Consortium. Videos from this zoom event: Part one: Part two: Additional biographical information about our very special guest Dr. Jones: Clarence B. Jones: A Guiding Hand Behind 'I Have A Dream' Stanford University's Martin…
Find out more »Tech Edge Info Session and JD Application Workshop
5:30-6 p.m.: Tech Edge JD Presentation 6-7:30 p.m.: JD Application Workshop Join us on Zoom for a two-part session to find out more about Tech Edge JD and the JD application process at Santa Clara Law. REGISTER ONLINE
Find out more »Benefit for Justice Celebration and Auction
Join us for an evening of socializing, auctioning and prizes to support students' social justice work through summer grants. This event is free of charge, and will be held on Zoom. Registration is required (registration form is below), and the zoom link will be emailed to all registrants the morning of the event. The Center for Social Justice gratefully accepts donations, which will go towards the summer grants provided to law students working in social justice and public interest positions.…
Find out more »February 2022
Application Workshop
When should I take the LSAT? When should I apply? What are your median scores? What if my GPA is below your median? How am I going to pay for law school? Members of the Law Admissions & Financial Aid Office will answer these and other questions during this workshop. REGISTER ONLINE
Find out more »Spring 2022 Virtual Attorney Panel Series
What: Unique and High Growth Practice Areas - Virtual Attorney Panel Cost: FREE for students!!! Location: Virtual/Zoom Why: Want to meet attorneys working in “hot” areas of law like sports, start-ups, blockchain & digital currency, cannabis, and health law? This is your chance! This event series is an opportunity for students to explore the types of careers that lawyers can have and to spark interest in a particular organization or firm. Students will meet and get to hear from attorneys…
Find out more »March 2022
Spring 2022 Virtual Attorney Panel Series
What: Unique Organizations and Hot Practice Areas - Virtual Attorney Panel Cost: FREE for students!!! Location: Virtual/Zoom Why: Want to meet attorneys working in unique organizations such as Tesla, NASA, TikTok, Visa, Athletes First, and Goodwin Procter? This is your chance! This event series is an opportunity for students to explore the types of careers that lawyers can have and to spark interest in a particular organization or firm. Students will meet and get to hear from attorneys working in…
Find out more »AI, Equity and Law, A State Perspective
Speaker: Vinhcent Le, Boardmember, California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) and Equity Counsel (the Greenlining Institute) Moderated by: Professor Colleen V. Chien. The AI, Equity, and Law series at Santa Clara University School of Law, curated by Professor Colleen Chien, welcomes Vinhcent Le, California technology equity legal counsel at the Greenlining Institute, and Board member of the California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA), which is overseeing the implementation of the CCPA and CPRA to give a perspective on the the work of…
Find out more »April 2022
What to Expect in the Post-Pandemic New Normal: The Legal and Policy Issues of Returning to Work and Educating Learners in the “New Normal”
Sponsored by Santa Clara Law Review Co-Sponsored with the Edwin Heafey Center for Trial and Appellate Advocacy REGISTER ONLINE (Conducted remotely via Zoom - Zoom link will be sent to registrants) 7.25 hours of MCLE credit will be offered for attendance. If interested, please contact Don Polden or Michael Kelker. Symposium Schedule Speaker Bios Speaker and Student Papers The 2022 Santa Clara Law Review Symposium will consider the topic of the impacts of the recent COVID pandemic on the legal…
Find out more »History in the Making: The Nomination of Hon. Ketanji Brown Jackson to the US Supreme Court
Speakers: Judge Shelyna Brown JD '96 Judge Ladoris H. Cordell (ret.; author of Her Honor) Professor Margalynne Armstrong in conversation with Professor Ellen Kreitzberg Where: Charney 104 in-person and livestream. Access through Livestream. Judge Shelyna Brown JD '96 Judge Ladoris H. Cordell (ret.) Professor Margaynne Armstrong
Find out more »AI, Equity and Law, An International Perspective
Speaker: Dr. Michael Veale, Associate Professor in Digital Rights and Regulation at University College London in the Faculty of Laws Moderated by: Irina Raicu, Director, Internet Ethics Program, Markkula Center for Applied Ethics, Santa Clara University. The AI, Equity, and Law series at Santa Clara University School of Law, curated by Professor Colleen Chien, welcomes Dr. Michael Veale (@mikarv) as he presents an overview of the EU AI Act, equitable considerations within the act, and relevant provisions and learnings from…
Find out more »China and the Reshaping of the International Legal Order
Hosted by the Santa Clara Journal of International Law Zoom Registration The Santa Clara Journal of International Law is proud to host our annual symposium on April 8, 2022. This year's theme will be "China and the Reshaping of the International Legal Order." We are framing our discussion around China's recent push to become more assertive when dealing with international matters and to reshape international legal and regulatory norms. This event will focus on three broad topics: Enforcement of Intellectual…
Find out more »AI, Equity and Law, A Federal Perspective
Speaker: Mutale Nkonde, Founder and Executive Director, AI for the People Moderated by: Professor Colleen V. Chien. The AI, Equity, and Law series at Santa Clara University School of Law, curated by Professor Colleen Chien, welcomes Mutale Nkonde to discuss her views on pending AI Federal Legislation and how her organization, AI for the People, works with technology experts to understand how AI systems affect Black lives and uses popular culture to educate Black audiences about the social justice implications…
Find out more »KGACLC 2022 Speaker Series – Consumer Law Update
Triple Digit Interest Rates and the Doctrine of Unconscionability CLE Credit - 1.0 hour Register via Zoom Though a recent California law capped the interest rate of small consumer loans at approximately 36%, the courts are currently being flooded by collection actions seeking to enforce older consumer loans bearing triple digit interest rates. This webinar will focus on the landmark case of De La Torre v. CashCall, a class action asserting that CashCall’s loans bearing interest rates between 96%-135% were…
Find out more »AI, Equity and Law, A Local Perspective
Speaker: John Paul Farmer, former CTO, New York City; Former White House Senior Advisor Moderated by: Professor Colleen V. Chien. The AI, Equity, and Law series at Santa Clara University School of Law, curated by Professor Colleen Chien, will host John Paul Farmer, former CTO for the City of New York, as he discusses how the city's recently launched AI Strategy sets the Big Apple on the path to make the most of AI and build a better society for…
Find out more »June 2022
Top 10 Negotiated Contract Terms (and why they matter)
The High Tech Law Institute welcomes Eric R. Pesik, Deputy General Counsel, Seagate Technologies, for “Top 10 Negotiated Contract Terms (and why they matter). The event will be held remotely, via zoom. This presentation examines the top 10 contract terms from three perspectives: (1) what terms are the most important to the business, (2) what terms are the most frequent sources of disputes, and (3) what are the most negotiated terms. How do these top 10 lists relate to each…
Find out more »How NOT to Let Privacy Laws Paralyze Product Development
This free online webinar is entitled "How NOT to Let Privacy Laws Paralyze Product Development". Speakers will focus on how in-house attorneys work with their product teams to address the ever-changing landscape of US and global privacy laws when developing new products or enhancing existing ones. We will explore best practices, what in-house privacy teams keep in-house and what they send to outside counsel and when to hire a dedicated privacy law attorney, other staffing arrangements that are cost-effective, and successful…
Find out more »September 2022
Katharine & George Alexander Community Law Center 2022 Virtual Celebration
The Katharine & George Alexander Community Law Center is pleased to host our annual Celebration fundraising event. Join us for this lively, hour-long virtual night of Celebration honoring exceptional individuals, organizations, and you, our supporters! Do invite your friends and colleagues. Email dblakely@scu.edu if you have any questions about the event or to donate or sponsor. Let’s make time to show gratitude and to Celebrate education, advocacy, service, and what’s good during this season! 2022 CELEBRATION HONOREES Community Award Step…
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