Register now! Dec. 10 Luncheon Keynote Panel “The Future of Meat” (1.5 hours optional GA CLE)
Register now! Dec. 10 Luncheon Keynote Panel “The Future of Meat” (1.5 hours optional GA CLE)
Register now for “The Future of Meat” (1.5 Optional GA CLE).
Register now! Oct. 30, 11:45- 1:00 Lytton Book Event: Outbreak!
Register now! Oct. 30, 11:45- 1:00 Lytton Book Event: Outbreak!
Register now for Author Timothy Lytton’s book event – Outbreak: Foodborne Illness and the Struggle for Food Safety, Wednesday, October 30 at 11:45am to 1:00pm, Georgia State Law, 341 85 Park Place NE, Atlanta GA 30303.
Update on the Litigation to Strike Down the Affordable Care Act
Update on the Litigation to Strike Down the Affordable Care Act
On Sept. 10, Georgia State Law professors Eric Segall and Erin Fuse Brown provided an update on the Affordable Care Act, the ongoing litigation of Texas v. United States and its implications for constitutional law, severability doctrine and health policy.
Graduates present on Atlanta’s new e-scooter ordinance
Graduates present on Atlanta’s new e-scooter ordinance
GSU Law’s centers for Law, Health & Society and the Comparative Study of Metropolitan Growth are collaborating with Georgia Institute of Technology researchers to examine the impact of the City of Atlanta’s new e-scooter ordinance.
Faculty contribute to public health ethics book
Faculty contribute to public health ethics book
Three Georgia State Law faculty members contributed to the recently released “Oxford Handbook of Public Health Ethics.” The handbook covers numerous ethical issues in public health.
Student and graduate attend legal epidemiology training
Student and graduate attend legal epidemiology training
Georgia State Law graduate Megan Douglas (J.D. ’12) and student Claire Humston (J.D. ’21) attended a training on legal epidemiology, hosted by the Temple University Center for Public Health Law Research Policy Surveillance Program.
Health law students honored
Health law students honored
Several students in the HeLP Clinic were recognized at the annual College of Law Honors Day.
Students explore Children’s Rights in Costa Rica
Students explore Children’s Rights in Costa Rica
Professor Jonathan Todres taught students from the College of Law and the School of Public Health in the Global Perspectives on Children and the Law course on a weeklong study abroad trip to Costa Rica.
Thompson’s tweets spark public engagement
Thompson’s tweets spark public engagement
Professor Lauren MacIvor Thompson set the record straight on the history of abortion laws with NPR Morning Edition co-host Cokie Roberts.
Paul Lombardo speaks at National Constitution Center to mark eugenics history
Paul Lombardo speaks at National Constitution Center to mark eugenics history
Professor Paul Lombardo appeared in a program entitled, “A Dangerous Idea: The History of Eugenics in America” at the National Constitution Center.