JCRED is proud to announce our Spring Symposium, "Speech on College Campuses in the 21st Century: The Legal System's Role in Determining Who Can Speak and What Can Be Said." The Symposium will be next Thursday, April 3rd, at 10am. The order of events can be found down below. In order to attend in person or remotely please RSVP at this link (RSVP Symposium Link). We hope to see many of you there and are excited for a great discussion!
Order of Events:
10-10:15am - Introduction & Opening Remarks. Welcome by Dean Jelani Jefferson Exum (St. John's University School of Law) and Opening Remarks by Professor Catherine Ross (George Washington University Law School).
10:15am-12:30am - Panel 1: History of Political Protest. Moderated by Professor Catherine Baylin Duryea. Speakers/Authors: Professor Eli Wald (University of Denver Sturm College of Law) & Gene Policinski (Freedom Forum).
12:30-1:30pm - Break.
1:30 -2 pm - Panel 2: Discrimination on College Campuses. Moderated by Professor Tyler Rose Clemons (St. John's University School of Law). Speakers/Authors: Adam Goldstein, JD (Foundation for Individual Rights & Expression), Professor Mark Tushnet (Harvard Law School), and Christine Emeran, PhD (National Coalition Against Censorship).
2-3pm - Closing & Networking Festivities.
Journal of Civil Rights and Economic Development presents our spring symposium - “Speech on College Campuses in the 21st Century: The Legal System’s Role in Determining Who Can Speak and What Can Be Said.” The Symposium will be hosted in the Moot Court room on April 3rd from 10am until 2pm.
