Intellectual Life

Thomas Jefferson School of Law fosters an environment of intellectual engagement through its conferences, colloquia speakers, and its four academic centers, the Center for Global Legal Studies, the Center for Law and Intellectual Property, the Center for Law and Social Justice, and the Center for Sports Law and Policy. Each year, the school hosts dozens of top academics and thought-provoking conferences focusing on diverse, cutting-edge legal issues. The Thomas Jefferson faculty includes remarkable scholars. Collectively, the faculty has produced more than fifty books and 550 scholarly articles, book chapters and article length works. The faculty shares its expertise in numerous local, national, and international presentations.

 

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  • Professor K.J. Greene
    May 16, 2012
    Professor K.J. Greene gave a presentation on Thursday, May 17, in Washington, D.C., that was facilitated by civil rights leader Reverend Jesse...
  • Prof Wright Geneva
    May 2, 2012
    Thomas Jefferson School of Law Professor Claire Wright has been appointed a World Trade Organization (WTO) Scholar, which is a very prestigious honor...
  • Templin at Osher
    April 27, 2012
    On April 17, TJSL Professor Ben Templin gave a presentation at UC San Diego’s Osher Institute titled Social Security Reform. The Social...
  • Professor Greenberg
    April 11, 2012
    On April 3, TJSL Professor Julie Greenberg delivered a talk at UC San Diego’s Osher Institute, titled, “What Makes a Man a Man and a...
  • US and Torture
    April 10, 2012
    Professor Cohn's widely praised book, The United States and Torture (NYU Press) has just come out in paperback. She is the editor and co-author...