Public Service Events
Public service is a fundamental value at UW Law. Please join us at one of our many programs that encourage a hard look at the major public policy concerns of our time including employment and migration, educational disparity, and health and disabilities.
Social Justice Tuesdays
Throughout the school year, the Center for Public Service Law teams up with a different
student organization as host of this innovative programming series.
Programming includes a wide range of events such as talks by nationally
recognized practitioners, films with related discussions, discussions
facilitated by professors (including non-law professors), debates between
professors and/or practitioners and much more.
Gates Public Service Law Speaker Series
The Gates Public Service Law Program features talks by individuals engaged in
public service. The purpose of this series is to introduce the law school
community and others outside the law school to information about the many ways
attorneys can serve the public good. Speakers come from a range of different
backgrounds and areas of expertise and engage our community in a conversation
about the meaning of public service.
Other Center for Public Service Law programs
In addition to Social Justice Tuesdays and Gates Public Service Law Speaker
Series, the Center for Public Service Law hosts presentations on a variety of
topics aimed at promoting public service in the legal profession as well as
educating and supporting law students interested in pursuing public service law
careers.
Students: Sign into Symplicity to RSVP for Social Justice Tuesdays and Gates PSL events.