Fall 2018 Lecture Circuit Schedule

Here is my Fall 2018 lecture circuit schedule:

  1. 8/28/18 – Federalist Society Chapter at Samford School of Law, Cumberland University.
  2. 8/29/18 – Federalist Society Chapter at University of Houston Law Center
  3. 8/30/18 – Federalist Society Chapter at University of Arizona College of Law
  4. 9/6/18 – Federalist Society Chapter at Texas A&M School of Law
  5. 9/13/18 – Federalist Society Chapter at Case Western School of Law
  6. 9/14/18 – “International Law and Policy in the Age of Trump” at Case Western Reserve School of Law
  7. 9/17/18 – Federalist Society Chapter at George Washington University Law School
  8. 9/17/18 – Cato Institute Constitution Day
  9. 9/18/18 – Federalist Society Chapter at Georgetown University Law Center
  10. 9/21/18 – The 14th Amendment at 150 Symposium, at George Mason University Scalia Law School
  11. 9/27/18 – American University Federalist Society Chapter
  12. 9/27/18 – Cato Institute Digital Event
  13. 10/2/18 – Federalist Society Chapter at University of Texas School of Law
  14. 10/4/18 – Federalist Society Chapter at University of Denver College of Law
  15. 10/4/18 – Federalist Society Chapter at University of Colorado Law School
  16. 10/5/18 – New York City Bar Association
  17. 10/9/18 – Federalist Society at Northwestern University Law School
  18. 10/10/18 – Federalist Society Chapter at Notre Dame Law School
  19. 10/11/18 – Federalist Society Chapter at Michigan State College of Law
  20. 10/12/18 – Reason Foundation at Michigan State University
  21. 10/16/18 – Federalist Society at University of North Carolina School of Law
  22. 10/17/18 – Houston Rotary Club
  23. 10/20/18 – Univeristy of Pennsylvania Law Review Symposium
  24. 10/23/18 – Federalist Society Chapter at University of Memphis School of Law
  25. 10/25/18 – Federalist Society Chapter at Arizona State College of Law
  26. 10/30/18 – Federalist Society Chapter at BYU Law School
  27. 11/2/18 – Loyola Chicago Constitutional Law Colloquium
  28. 11/6/18 – Federalist Society Chapter at FIU College of Law
  29. 11/8/18 – Federalist Society Chapter at Columbia University
  30. 11/8/18 – Federalist Society Chapter at Rutgers Law School – Newark
  31. 11/9/18 – Catholic University Law Review Symposium
  32. 11/13/18 – Federalist Society Chapter at NYU Law School
  33. 11/171/8 – Federalist Society National Lawyer’s Convention

 


Fall 2018 Lecture Circuit Schedule curated from Josh Blackman's Blog

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