A Facilitation Program geared towards learning how to address implicit bias and microaggressions, in order to foster a more inclusive work environment. A 2 hours program in which a facilitator will utilize social science, current events, humor, and role-playing to provide participants with a greater awareness of the following: • The difference between explicit and […]
Students, faculty, and staff are invited to gather for coffee and conversation with Dean Sudha Setty. Stop by, grab a cup, and stay if you like!
The Housing Rights Project and LPE Collective welcome you to come hear CUNY's John Whitlow and Rutger's Greg Baltz discuss their approaches to building Tenant Power in the face of a growing Housing crisis. The Housing Rights Project and LPE Collective welcome CUNY Law's Prof. John Whitlow and Prof. Greg Baltz from Rutgers Law school. […]
A Facilitation Program for learning how to address implicit bias and microaggressions, and to foster a more inclusive and respectful work environment. A 2 hour program in which a facilitator will utilize social science, current events, humor, and role-playing to provide participants with a greater awareness of the following: • The difference between explicit and […]
Join Student Government for an Open Community Forum about CUNY Law's response to the war on GazaStudent Government invites students, faculty, staff, administrators, and community members to attend an open and frank discussion of: - Our role in the face of ongoing genocide and calls for ceasefire as students, as faculty, and as a social […]
Alumni, bring your keepsake boxes and photo albums to the Law School for a look inside the new Archives.
Don't miss this opportunity to conquer procrastination, enhance your focus, and achieve academic excellence while maintaining a balanced well-being in law school.
A program on mindful meditation, followed by a discussion of combatting antisemitism. A program on mindful meditation, breathing techniques and self-reflection, to encourage participants to calmly contemplate their own values, beliefs, and attitudes toward different groups of people. This will be followed by a viewing and discussion of an hour-long EEOC YouTube presentation on combatting […]
Advice on how to position yourself for references/recommendations, how to ask, etc. Features: Jonathan Cantarero (Interim Career Advisor) as moderator CUNY Law Professor Sofia Yakren Trent Santer (Counsel Local Division, NBC Universal) Anna Ognibene (Interim Career Advisor and former supervising attorney at Her Justice) This webinar will address: *. What are the differences between a […]
The Student Government of CUNY Law (SG) invites you to attend our first Joint General Session of the 2023 - 2024 school yearAt a General Session, SG representatives gather to discuss strategy, review issues the school is facing, share report-backs from the school's numerous committees, and vote on anything we need to decide democratically. Tentative […]
Informational session on registration and graduation requirements for 3LFT and 4LPT students graduating spring 2024. The session will be held on Zoom and recorded. Zoom Meeting ID and Passcode will be provided via email.
This mental wellness support group aims to create a safe and empathetic space specifically designed for BIPOC individuals, especially those who are the first in their families to attend college and then pursue a legal career.
Come support your classmates Andrea Cavazos, Alexis Donovan, and Rosie Vaughn! The team will be arguing personal jurisdiction and whether using social media to encourage flowers to purchase cryptocurrency gives rise to liability under the Securities Act of 1933. Pizza will be served Room 4/218
Informational Session will be held on Zoom and recorded to share with students. Zoom meeting ID and Passcode will be provided via email.
A program about viewpoint diversity and civil conversations on controversial and emotionally-charged issues. A 2 hour program, which will explore controversial topics and will include mediators to engage in restorative sharing circles with attendees. This Viewpoint Diversity program contemplates the use of mediators from the NY Peace Institute for a program about viewpoint diversity and […]
All events on this calendar are open to the public, or our students, alumni, faculty, staff, and supporter audiences.
Events are wheelchair accessible. For disability-related accommodations, contact the organizer of the event. Advance notice is kindly requested.
Faculty and staff members who wish to hold an event, such as a lecture, conference, or reception, should complete the request form. These events are overseen by the Events Department at events@law.cuny.edu.
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