In this virtual event, Dean William M. Treanor(This link opens in a new tab) welcomes faculty members who have been witness to one third of Georgetown Law’s history. This conversation features faculty members sharing firsthand perspectives on the past 50 years at Georgetown Law, with a special focus on the school’s increasing academic preeminence, the development of the campus, and growth in campus diversity, global programming, the clinics, and more.
Daniel R. Ernst(This link opens in a new tab), Carmack Waterhouse Professor of Legal History, moderates a panel featuring:
- James V. Feinerman(This link opens in a new tab), James and Catherine Denny Chair in Democratic Capitalism; James M. Morita Professor of Asian Legal Studies; Co-Director, Georgetown Law Asia
- Patricia A. King(This link opens in a new tab), Professor Emerita
- Wallace J. Mlyniec(This link opens in a new tab) (L’70), Lupo-Ricci Professor of Clinical Legal Studies; Senior Counsel, Juvenile Justice Clinic
- James C. Oldham(This link opens in a new tab), St. Thomas More Professor of Law and Legal History
- Elizabeth Hayes Patterson(This link opens in a new tab), Professor Emerita
Please check out the recording above to hear about Georgetown Law’s history of progress.
