Do you hear the term "compliance" and wonder what that means? Join us on Oct. 24 at noon as guest speaker and GSU Law graduate Robert Rohr shares about compliance work, elements of compliance programs, and examples from the field. Virtual only.
If you plan to graduate in May 2025, submit your application for graduation before the deadline of December 12, 2024.
Register to attend Olmstead at 25: Looking Back and Looking Forward at Noon on Wednesday, Oct. 2, 2024, as we reflect on how far we have come and envision how to move forward for the future to realize the promise of Olmstead.
Students are encouraged to register in advance for one or more sessions of a three-part series "Banging the Gavel: Supreme Court Decisions That Shook the Nation this Summer," featuring panels with Georgia State Law professors.
Read the Center for Law, Health & Society's e-newsletter "The Center Briefings" for May 2024.
Please attend this informational session on participating as a student in the Journal of Comparative Urban Law and Policy. Learn more about the requirements and opportunities to get involved.
Sign up and serve as a juror for one of the jury trials in the Advocacy Program by Tuesday, Feb. 27, 2024.
BLSA's Political Action and Community Outreach Committees are hosting a Book Drive throughout February in honor of Black History Month. Books will be donated to the Georgia Department of Corrections Library System.
Join us for "Defining Health Law for the Future," honoring the life of Prof. Emerita Charity Scott, founding director of the Center for Law, Health & Society, and celebrating the 20th Anniversary of the Center. The reception will be held Feb. 15 from 5:30-8:30pm in the Atrium, and the symposium will be Feb. 16 from 8:30am - 4pm in the Knowles Conference Center. Students and graduates are welcome and encouraged to attend. Register at https://gsu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_57noUu09maywr8q.
The Center for Access to Justice's annual State of the South Conference will focus this year on the relationship between physical location and one’s ability to access courts, equality, and justice.
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