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Special Events & Guest Services
Special Events and Guests Services is your point of contact for hosting your next event at UC Hastings.
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At UC Hastings, we offer an array of unique event spaces and conference rooms to elevate your next event. Located in the Civic Center area of Downtown San Francisco, your event will be central with convenient public transportation and parking.
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Email: segs@uchastings.edu
Call: 415-703-8220
Hours: Monday – Friday: 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Featured Events
Jan
29
Global Pandemics and the US Constitution: A Critical Lens on the US Approach to COVID-19
UC Hastings Constitutional Law Quarterly Vol. 48 - 2021 Symposium Global Pandemics and the US Constitution: A Critical Lens on the US Approach to COVID-19…
Feb
10
Advanced Mediation Training Series: Handling Emotions Productively
From CNDR: Human emotions are vital in mediation: They let us know what matters, they help us connect with others, and they propel us to action. At the same time, people in conflict often experience intense negative emotions that can derail a mediation. This session will provide a basis for understanding the neurobiology of emotion, as well as provide tools for enhancing the positive emotions – and managing the negative emotions – of participants, attorneys, and mediators themselves.
Feb
24
New Frontiers in ADR Speaker Series: Restorative Justice & Its Evolution in Juvenile Justice
What the future might hold for communities that invest in alternatives to traditional criminal justice practices? The latest in CNDR's New Frontiers speaker series is a conversation with Susan Stone and David Cherniss on their innovative past and present Restorative Justice programs in San Francisco and San Mateo, CA. With a focus on system design, integration, sustainability, we will explore the evolution of Restorative Practices in Juvenile Justice, and conclude with a conversation that envisions how courts and dispute resolution might look in a post-2020 world.