Throughout the school year, the Scholars are encouraged to share their policy proposals through conferences, op-ed pieces, blog posts, and other publication opportunities. Students have published pieces in The Atlantic, the Washington Examiner, Forbes Online, numerous ABA publications, as well as traditional law reviews, practitioner journals, and online outlets. Students have also presented their papers at conferences at home and abroad, including Atlanta, Boston, Brussels, Budapest, Denver, Lisbon, Mexico City, Minneapolis, Philadelphia, San Juan, Toronto, Washington, D.C. , and San Francisco. Each Spring we hold a continuing legal education seminar where the Scholars present their policy papers and alumni of the Program serve as moderators. You can learn more about the conference presentations here and the publications here.
The following is a selected list of these presentations.
- American University Annual Public Anthropology Conference 2013, Washington, DC
- American Society of Criminology, 69th Annual Meeting, 2013 Atlanta, GA
- Annual Conference of the European Society of Criminology, 2013, Budapest, Hungary
- Electronic Discovery Institute Leadership Seminar, Plenary Speaker, 2016, Ft. Lauderdale, FL
- The Intersection of Law & Public Policy: 2014 Update–2025 Update, Philadelphia, PA and online
- Law and Society Association Annual Meeting 2013 – 2025
- Leuven Centre for Global Governance Studies International Workshop 2014, Leuven, Belgium
- Mayor’s Public Policy Case Competition 2015, Philadelphia, Finalists
- Mid-Atlantic Law & Society Conference 2012, Philadelphia
- Mid-Atlantic Law & Society Conference 2014, Philadelphia
- Mid-Atlantic Law & Society Conference 2015, New York, NY
- Second Global Think Tank Summit 2015, Milan, Italy
- Temple Law Board of Visitors, Continuing Legal Education Program 2012
- Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights 2015, Washington, D.C.
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