Upcoming CELS Events
STAKEHOLDING AND SAFETY NETS
Teed Rockwell, SSU Philosophy Department
Wednesday, October 30, 2-3:30, Cooperage 2
THE WORLD OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING: A Q&A WITH DR. MARY BURKE
Mary Burke, Executive Director, The Project to End Human Trafficking and Director, Doctoral Program in Counseling Psychology, Carlow University
Tuesday, November 19, Noon-1pm, Carson Hall 56
Every other Tuesday at Noon: Philosophy Club
Seek Justice. Think Wisely.
Other Campus Events
Fall 2013 Diversity Event: Dr. Sue Rosser on Unconscious Bias in Science, Technology, and Health
Monday, October 21, 4-5:15, Cooperage
Past events
2013
PROBLEMS WITH "BORN THAT WAY": SEXUAL ORIENTATION, SCIENCE, AND THE LAW
Ed Stein, Vice Dean, Professor of Law, and Director of the Gertrud Mainzer Program in Family Law, Policy, and Bioethics at Cardozo Law
Wednesday, September 25, 12-1pm, Darwin 103
Thursday, April 11: Manuel Vargas, University of San Francisco, Philosophy and Law School
NEGLIGENCE AND RESPONSIBILITY
Location: Schulz 3001, 1:30-3:00
Friday, April 5: Frank Wu, Chancellor and Dean, Hastings School of Law
2-3 PM: Q & A about law school with Frank Wu, the Dean and Chancellor of Hastings. Co-sponsored by CELS and the Pre-Law Society. Carson 56
Dean Wu will also lead a discussion of the film, Who Killed Vincent Chin?, at 7 PM. Click here for more information.
Wednesday, March 27: Title IX events
Gender Equity Concerns Workshop for Students and Community Members, 4:30-6 pm in the Cooperage.
Donna Lopiano “Gender Equity and Title 9: It Isn’t Just About Sports," 7:30 pm The Cooperage
- Dr. Lopiano has served for 18 years as the University of Texas at Austin Director of Women’s Athletics and is a past-president of the Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women. During her tenure at Texas, she constructed what many believed to be the premiere women’s athletics program in the country; twice earning the top program in the nation award. Recognized as one of the foremost national experts on gender equity in sport, Dr. Lopiano has testified about Title IX and gender equity before three Congressional committees and served as a consultant to the U.S. Office for Civil Rights Department of Health, Education and Welfare Title IX Task Force. The Sporting News has repeatedly listed her as one of “The 100 Most Influential People in Sports.”
Gender Equity Issues Workshop for Faculty, Staff, Coaches and Administrators, 10-11:30 am in Schulz 3001
Wednesday, February 6, 4 PM: The Center for Ethics, Law, and Society Inaugural Lecture
Judge Brad Seligman: Big Law, Small Law: Old and New Civil Rights in the 21st Century
Come join us hear Judge Seligman, SSU alum and accomplished class action civil rights lawyer, speak about civil rights! Judge Seligman's talk will help us officially open the Center. Wine and cheese reception to follow.
Location: Ives 101 (Warren Auditorium).
