Welcome to the law school’s master calendar! Use the “Event Category” filter below to find events by intended audience. (For example, if you are an alum, click on the Event Category button below and select “Alumni” from the drop-down menu; the calendar will then display events open to alumni). Please note that this is a public-facing calendar that contains all events happening on campus, any details that you wish to remain private to the UC Law SF community should not be included in your event submission. Changes to your event submissions may be directed to: website@uclawsf.edu.
On the 200th anniversary of Johnson v. M'Intosh, UC Law School SF highlights and explores the global impact of the Doctrine of Discovery on Indigenous Peoples and the significance of its incorporation into U.S. law. Johnson v. M'Intosh remains the basis of all U.S. property law and was used by Andrew Jackson to clear the […]
Join us to hear Dorothy Roberts speak about her new book Torn Apart: How the Child Welfare System Destroys Black Families -- and How Abolition Can Build a Safer World. This event will be in 333-202 from 12:30-1:30 with a reception following on the SkyDeck. Food and beverages will be served. RSVP here. Dorothy Roberts […]
Learn more about the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program! Reception to follow in the Atrium, food and beverages will be served. RSVP here. This program will highlight distinctive aspects of litigation brought under the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program. Due to recent events, vaccine litigation has received national attention. Whether Congress will expand redressable injuries under […]
Join the conversation! UC Law presents the spring 2023 Restorative Justice colloquium series where leading experts in the field engage critical questions of restorative and transformative justice theory, practice, and praxis. Interrogating traditional punitive and retributive approaches, speakers will examine restorative community and state-centered approaches aimed at dismantling structural pathways that drive intersectional inequity in […]
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Presented by the UC Law SF Center on Tax Law
The 2016 tribunal ruling between the Philippines and China, and the failure thus far to uphold it, is a reminder of how essential international law is to security and prosperity in the region. China is not only undermining international law, but it is also seeking to expand the reach of its domestic law internationally. […]
Presented by the UC Law SF Center on Tax Law
Presented by the UC Law SF Center on Tax Law
The Center on Racial and Economic Justice (CREJ) presents: Transforming Legal Education Join us for a conversation with Professor Gerald López exploring what it would look like if a law school transformed based on a 21st Century model of what lawyers do. For over four decades, Professor López has championed transforming lawyering and legal education, […]
A panel of distinguished practitioners and scholars with deep experience in Japan will join us by Zoom to discuss a range of current issues in the business law and investment environment in Japan. Topics will include recent developments in Japan’s corporate governance framework, trends for investors in the energy sector, the environment for foreign […]
The Center on Racial and Economic Justice (CREJ) presents: Professionalism as a Racial Construct While professionalism seemingly has race neutral application, Leah Goodridge argues the norms are often used to regulate people of color in the workplace, as the standards themselves are grounded in racial subordination. Her analysis of professionalism as a racial construct examines […]
The UC Law SF Events Calendar offers a comprehensive list of campus events, including co-curricular programming, faculty lectures, colloquia, wellness activities, alumni events, larger departmental meetings, and events sponsored by College departments, faculty, law journals, and registered student orgs. This functions as the College’s master calendar, which includes all events taking place on campus on any particular day. Students, faculty, or staff: Please visit Sharknet for information regarding guidelines and procedures for events. Alumni: please filter events by the category “alumni.”