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Faculty Colloquia

Through scholarship and service, UW law faculty influence public policy and shape legal theory. Faculty colloquia nurture our dynamic community of scholars and teachers and allow the UW School of Law to showcase the work of distinguished scholars from our campus and from other universities. The colloquia are a forum for provocative and innovative legal scholarship and provide an opportunity for faculty to exchange ideas with other scholars, to foster relationships with other institutions, and to collaborate on works in progress.

2011-12 Faculty Colloquia

Colloquium Schedule
Date Speaker Title
10/6/2011
12:30 PM		 Adam Winkler
University of California, Los Angeles, School of Law		 Gun Fight: The Battle over the Right to Bear Arms in America
10/13/2011
12:30 PM		 Stuart Streichler
University of Washington, Bothell		 The War Crimes Trial That Never Was: An Inquiry into the War on Terrorism, the Laws of War, and Presidential Accountability
12/1/2011
12:30 PM		 Kent Greenfield
Boston College Law School		 The Myth of Choice
1/12/2012
12:30 PM		 John Haley
Vanderbilt University Law School
1/26/2012
12:30 PM		 Pierre Schlag
University of Colorado Law School
2/2/2012
12:30 PM		 David Hoffman
Temple University Beasley School of Law		 The Psychology of Contract Precautions
2/7/2012
12:30 PM		 Kathryn Watts
University of Washington School of Law		 Regulatory Moratoria
2/9/2012
12:30 PM		 Thomas Lee
Fordham Law School		 The Civil-Law Tradition and American Constitutionalism
2/16/2012
12:30 PM		 Jack Beermann
Boston University School of Law		 Madame Decuir and the Origins of "Equal but Separate"
2/23/2012
12:30 PM		 Brian Tamanaha
Washington University School of Law		 The Current Crisis for Law Students—The Coming Crisis for Law Schools
3/1/2012
12:30 PM		 Anita Krug
University of Washington School of Law		 Corporations Beyond Corporate Law
4/5/2012
12:30 PM		 Glenn Greenwald
Salon.com		 With Liberty and Justice for Some
4/12/2012
12:30 PM		 Sarah Krakoff
University of Colorado Law School		 Inextricably Political: Race, Membership and Tribal Sovereignty
4/19/2012
12:30 PM		 Xuan-Thao Nguyen
SMU Dedman School of Law		 Trademark Reputation Apologetic Justice: The Middle Kingdom and Her Three Laws
4/26/2012
12:30 PM		 Mary Fan
UW School of Law		 Rebellious Crimmigration Enforcement and the Foreign Affairs Power
5/3/2012
12:30 PM		 Sarah B. Lawsky
University of California, Irvine, School of Law		 How Models Work
5/10/2012
4:30 PM		 Richard Abel
University of California, Los Angeles, School of Law
5/24/2012
12:30 PM		 Anupam Chander
University of California, Davis, School of Law		 How Law Made Silicon Valley

Clark Lombardi

Last updated 5/18/2012