Tag: Alumni Speaker

This annual lecture event is designed to honor and learn from persons who have made a significant impact in the area of criminal justice.  This year’s Trailblazer is Ms. Raheemah Abdulaleem (’01), Senior Associate General Counsel in the Executive Office of the President, The White House; Chair of KARAMAH: Muslim Women Lawyers for Human Rights; […]

Toby Landau LL.M. ’93, Barrister-at-Law (Queen’s Counsel), Essex Court Chambers; International Arbitration Expert

A Q&A with Dean Martha Minow and The Honorable Reena Raggi ’76 Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit 2002-16 District Court for the EDNY: 1987-2002 in honor of her 30 years of judicial service Co-sponsored by the WLA. Lunch will be provided.

Based on the Center for Strategic and International Studies(CSIS) recent Commission Report. A panel discussion with Dean Martha Minow and Juan Zarate ’97, CSIS Senior Adviser.

A talk by Steve Eisman ‘88, Hedge Fund Manager and Prof. Holger Spamann.

Michael Rosenbaum’98 Founder, Chairman and CEO of Catalyst Devworks

On Monday, November 14 at 12 PM in WCC 1019, please join Mr. Robert Taylor ’75, Principal Deputy General Counsel, Department of Defense, for a conversation about current and future challenges in national security law, including cybersecurity, targeting, and use of force. For students interested in national security careers, Mr. Taylor will also discuss the […]

NASA Chief of Staff Michael French will share how NASA’s use of technological innovation is shaping the future of both U.S. space travel and international space exploration partnerships. Mr. French will touch on topics of technology sharing, security concerns, and other legal and non-legal issues he works on at NASA.

Fred Fedynyshyn will discuss his work as the Chief Legal and Compliance Officer of BitPesa, a “universal payment and trading platform for Africa” headquartered in Nairobi, Kenya. Fred will discuss his role in anti-money laundering and anti-terrorist efforts, the challenges of working abroad, and how his company is using technology to promote economic and business […]

A conversation between Mary Robinson, the first woman President of Ireland and the current UN Special Envoy on El Niño and Climate, and Martha Minow, Dean of the Law School, on the topic of climate change, human rights and displacement.

EALS Lunchtime talk delivered by: Aaron Halegua, ’09 Research Fellow, U.S-Asia Law Institute and Center for Labor and Employment Law, NYU Law School Co-sponsored by the Fairbank Center

The Traphagen Distinguished Alumni Speakers Series invites noted Law School alumni back to campus to speak informally about their careers with students in small settings, usually over lunch. All events are free of charge, open to Law School students and generally run an hour.

Join SALSA for a conversation with Preeta Bansal, one of the most notable lawyers of South Asian Descent! Ms. Bansal will discuss various aspects of her legal career and her perspectives on diversity in the law. Among her numerous legal accomplishments include being the youngest Solicitor General of New York, the first South Asian American […]

Speaker: Horacio Gutierrez About Horacio Gutierrez: Horacio Gutierrez is Spotify’s General Counsel, based in Spotify USA’s headquarters in New York City. As Spotify’s top lawyer, Horacio is responsible for overseeing Spotify’s legal, compliance and regulatory affairs around the world, and serves as corporate secretary to its board of directors. Horacio came to Spotify having spent […]

Every year the Harvard Women’s Law Association puts together a series of “Success Day-to-Day” conversations with alumnae. The series provides a forum through which practitioners and alumnae can share career advice with students — ranging from pursuing non-traditional legal career paths, to career transitions, to navigating the legal market and workplace as a young lawyer. […]

The Traphagen Distinguished Alumni Speakers Series invites noted Law School alumni back to campus to speak informally about their careers with students in small settings, usually over lunch. All events are free of charge, open to Law School students and generally run an hour.

Panelists: – Jamie Metzl, Senior Fellow for Technology and National Security of the Atlantic Council, Senior Advisor to a global investment firm, and a member of the Advisory Board of the Vail Symposium Topic: The National Security Implications of the Genetics Revolution – George J. Annas, JD, MPH, William Fairfield Warren Distinguished Professor and Chair […]

Professor Jane Stoever of UC Irvine School of Law will discuss her article “Mirandizing Family Justice Centers,” published in the fall 2016 issue of the Journal of Law and Gender.