Alumni in Residence with Tangela Richter J.D. ’97 of GEICO
Tangela Richter is Chief Legal Officer of GEICO, leading Legal, Government and Regulatory Affairs, and Compliance. A senior advisor with 25 years of experience, she previously held roles at Wells Fargo, American Express, Lending Club, Capital One, and SEC, driving transformation, innovation, and operational excellence. Click to register.
OPIA Virtual Drop-In Office Hours with Jillian Tuck
Have a quick question about the public interest job search? Join Jillian’s Zoom meeting room during her virtual drop-in office hours. Please note that virtual office hours are for quick questions only on a first-come, first-served basis.
Alumni in Residence with John Meigs J.D. ’95 of Hansen, Jacobson, Teller, Hoberman, Newman, Warren, Richman, Rush, Kaller, Gellman, Meigs & Fox, L.L.P.
John Meigs is an entertainment attorney and partner at Hansen, Jacobson, Teller, Hoberman, Newman, Warren, Richman, Rush, Kaller, Gellman, Meigs & Fox LLP. He represents writers, actors, directors and producers in motion picture and television litigation, transactional matters and talent representation across the industry. Click to register.
PON Live! Book Talk: Recent U.S. Presidents as Leaders and Negotiators
While every U.S. President swears the same oath of office, the eight presidents who have served at least one full term since Watergate—from Carter through Trump—have employed dramatically different leadership and negotiation strategies to move the nation forward. Johns Hopkins University Professor Michael Eric Siegel argues that we can learn a great deal about our […]
Alumni in Residence with Judge Stephanie Gallagher J.D. ’97 of the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland
Judge Stephanie Agli Gallagher is a U.S. district judge for the District of Maryland. Her career includes service as a U.S. magistrate judge, assistant U.S. attorney, litigation partner at Levin & Gallagher, Akin Gump attorney, and law clerk to Chief Judge J. Frederick Motz in Maryland. Click to register.
Social Media on Trial: Neuroscience, Addiction, and the Law
What does neuroscience tell us about social media addiction? In August 2026, Meta reached a landmark multistate settlement of up to $17.1 billion over allegations that Facebook and Instagram were designed to encourage compulsive use among children and adolescents. This raised questions about the relationship between neuroscience, technology, and corporate accountability. How do algorithmic feeds, […]
Alumni in Residence with Anne Small J.D. ’01 of Renaissance Technologies L.L.P.
Annie Small is General Counsel and Chief Legal Officer of Renaissance Technologies and serves on its Board of Directors, overseeing human resources, investor relations, and marketing. Previously, she was General Counsel of the SEC, Associate White House Counsel, and a WilmerHale partner. She began her career clerking for Justice Stephen Breyer and Judge Guido Calabresi. Click to register.
OPIA Virtual Drop-In Office Hours with Jillian Tuck
Have a quick question about the public interest job search? Join Jillian’s Zoom meeting room during her virtual drop-in office hours. Please note that virtual office hours are for quick questions only on a first-come, first-served basis.
OPIA Virtual Drop-In Office Hours with Jillian Tuck
Have a quick question about the public interest job search? Join Jillian’s Zoom meeting room during her virtual drop-in office hours. Please note that virtual office hours are for quick questions only on a first-come, first-served basis.
OPIA Virtual Drop-In Office Hours with Jillian Tuck
Have a quick question about the public interest job search? Join Jillian’s Zoom meeting room during her virtual drop-in office hours. Please note that virtual office hours are for quick questions only on a first-come, first-served basis.
OPIA Virtual Drop-In Office Hours with Jillian Tuck
Have a quick question about the public interest job search? Join Jillian’s Zoom meeting room during her virtual drop-in office hours. Please note that virtual office hours are for quick questions only on a first-come, first-served basis.