The Rutgers-Camden Faculty Workshop series offers a collegial atmosphere in which local faculty and distinguished guests, many drawn from neighboring educational institutions in the Delaware Valley region, present works-in-progress and discuss contemporary legal issues. It enhances the intellectual life of the law school community and Camden campus by providing a forum for critical exchange across the disciplinary and topical boundaries that often separate scholars of the law. Attendees can also earn continuing legal education (CLE) credits in Pennsylvania. Please contact Rand Rosenblattt (rrosenbl@camden.rutgers.edu), for more information.
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8/22/11 Welcome lunch for the Faculty; no speaker
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8/29/11 Pam Jenoff, Rutgers-Camden "Rethinking Access to the Employment Discrimination Claiming System;[Employment Discrimination Law and Policy]
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9/12/11 Philip Harvey & Michael Livingston, Rutgers-Camden, “Conversation Workshop” on “The Current American Economic and Political Crisis and Its Possible Relevance to Legal Education.” Subject: Economic and Political policy and law, Cover Memoand Readings
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9/19/11 Stefan Storr, Law Faculty University of Graz, Austria, “Challenges of the European Economic and Monetary Union.” Subject: European Union law and policy
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9/26/11 Kathleen Morris, San Francisco City Solicitor’s Office, “The Case For Local Constitutional Enforcement.” Subject: Local Government and Constitutional Law
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10/3/11 Serena Mayeri, Univ. of Pennsylvania Law School, “Race, Sex, and Marriage Equality.”Subject: Civil Rights & Legal History
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10/10/11 Jay Feinman & Sandra Simkins, Rutgers-Camden,“Conversation Workshop” on “Building Bridges Between Legal Scholarship and Legal Practice.” Subject: Legal scholarship and legal practice
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10/17/11 Faculty pizza lunch (no speaker)
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10/31/11 Faculty lunch & discussion(Rutgers Law Committee): discussionof closer integration with Rutgers-Newark Law School.
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11/7/11 Michelle Dempsey, Villanova Univ. Law School, cover memo; Vice and the Volenti Maxim. Subject: Criminal law & Philosophy (consent and "victimless" vice crimes)
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11/28/11 Natalie Hull, Rutgers-Camden, Book Manuscript Presentation: "The Woman Who Dared: The Trial of Susan B. Anthony. " (hard copy only) Subject: Legal History, Constitutional Law & Women's Rights
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