Emory University School of Law, Atlanta, GA Videos

Dean Freer's Cabinet
Richard Freer has officially assumed the role of dean at #EmoryLaw, and he has chosen Joanna Shepherd, John Acevedo, Ifeoma Ajunwa, and Matt Lawrence as his academic cabinet. Congratulations! https://law.emory.edu/news-and-events/releases/2024/07/2024-07-01-freer-first-day.html

What makes a legacy? Meet the Levins
In 1989, Ian Levin 92L arrived at Emory Law amid global upheaval, and over 30 years later, his son Ryan Levin 24L joined during a pandemic. Both have left lasting legacies—Ian as a dedicated mentor and Advisory Board chair, and Ryan as an award-winning Student Bar Association president, fostering a supportive community. Despite different paths before law school, they credit Emory Law with shaping their lives. More: https://law.emory.edu/news-and-events/releases/2024/05/2024-05-21-ian-ryan-levin-legacy.html

Time is ticking! There's only 6 hours left to make your #EmoryDayofGiving impact: http://dayofgiving.emory.edu. Every gift, big or small, fuels scholarships, research, and the causes you care about. Winning programs unlock bonus funding, so check the leaderboards and join the friendly competition. Let's reach our goal of 5,000 donors. With your help, we can make it!

Think you know your professors inside and out? Get ready to be surprised (and maybe a little impressed?) at our first-ever Faculty Talent Show! Watch the video and see if you can predict their hidden talents. #EmoryLaw #EmoryLawGotTalent #lawschool #lawfaculty #facultytalent

Mark your calendars! On March 27–28, join Emory University alumni, faculty, and friends for #EmoryDayofGiving to support scholarships, research, and more. Advocate for your favorite Emory cause and help them unlock bonus funds through fun challenges at dayofgiving.emory.edu!

Spring 2024 Graduates: Is your name spelled correctly or noted your preferred name in OPUS? How your preferred name appears in OPUS is how it will be listed on the Degree Candidate Recognition Ceremony booklet. The name change deadline is February 29, 2024. #dontforget #EmoryLaw #lawschool #Classof2024

2024 Thrower Symposium
The Emory Law Journal (ELJ) invites you to register for the 2024 Randolph W. Thrower Symposium on Thursday, February 8, 2024: https://bit.ly/ThrowerSymposium2024. This year’s keynote speaker, Orly Lobel, is a Warren Distinguished Professor of Law and Director of the Center for Employment and Labor Policy at the University of San Diego. Lobel is an award winning author who was recently named as one of the most cited legal scholars in law and technology. She served on President Obama’s policy team on innovation and labor market competition and worked as an advisor on tech policies for the Federal Trade Commission, The American Conference of the United States, the Government Accountability Office, and other agencies. 5.5 CLE credits.

As the holidays approach, it is a great time to remember those who are close to us, helping to bring love and happiness to our lives. We wish you Happy Holidays from around the world! Participants: 🔹 Ryan Levin 24L "Happy Holidays" 🔹 Natasha Patel "Happy New Year" in Gujarati representing India 🔹 Xi Li 24L "Happy Holidays" in Mandarin representing China 🔹 Anshar Brown "Happy New Year" in Korean representing Korea 🔹Kirsten Schaetzel "Happy Big Day" in Bengali representing Bangladesh 🔹 Elisabeth Nguty Nkeng 26L “Happy Holidays" in French representing Cameroon 🔹 Melaku Kebede "Happy Holidays" in Amharic representing Ethiopia 🔹 Magdalena Tulibacka "Happy Holidays" in Polish representing Poland 🔹 Reema & Sarah Matar 25L "Happy Holidays" in Arabic representing Palestine 🔹 Liz Kazungu Emerson "Happy Holidays" in Swahili representing Kenya 🔹 Nikki Hurtado 24L "Happy Season of Partying" in Spanish representing Cuba & Mexico 🔹 Ariel Yitzchaki 26L "Happy Holidays" in Hebrew representing Israel 🔹 Dean Mary Anne Bobinski Wishing you happy holidays!

200th episode of the "Business Scholarship Podcast"
Congratulations to Professor Andrew Jennings on the 200th episode of the "Business Scholarship Podcast." In this episode, Mariana Pargendler, professor at FGV São Paulo Law School, joins the podcast to discuss her paper "Corporate Law in the Global South: Heterodox Stakeholderism", which examines how Global South jurisdictions innovate in their corporate laws to protect stakeholders, channel economic distribution, and address other social problems. Listen today on your favorite platform: Direct - https://andrewkjennings.com/2023/11/21/mariana-pargendler-on-heterodox-stakeholderism/ YouTube - https://youtu.be/Msd3Q4lX3mM?feature=shared Apple - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/business-scholarship-podcast/id1470002641?i=1000635535691

Emory University 2O36 Giving Week Promo
With a goal of 1,500 donors, this event is all about participation. Your gift matters—even $5! Gifts of all sizes will strengthen the resources that help Emory students flourish. Donate today at https://dayofgiving.emory.edu/giving-day/78775/set/5948!

Emory University 2O36 Giving Week Promo
With a goal of 1,500 donors, this event is all about participation. Your gift matters—even $5! Gifts of all sizes will strengthen the resources that help Emory students flourish. Donate today at https://dayofgiving.emory.edu/giving-day/78775/set/5948!

Emory University 2O36 Giving Week Promo
With a goal of 1,500 donors, this event is all about participation. Your gift matters—even $5! Gifts of all sizes will strengthen the resources that help Emory students flourish. Donate today at https://dayofgiving.emory.edu/giving-day/78775/set/5948!

Emory University 2O36 Giving Week Promo
With a goal of 1,500 donors, this event is all about participation. Your gift matters—even $5! Gifts of all sizes will strengthen the resources that help Emory students flourish. Donate today at https://dayofgiving.emory.edu/giving-day/78775/set/5948!

Emory’s 2O36 Giving Week Promo
Emory’s 2O36 Giving Week is coming! Celebrate with the entire Emory community from October 30 – November 3. Rally your friends and make a difference for Emory students! Learn more: https://dayofgiving.emory.edu

CSLR panel for Prof. Deepa Das Acevedo's book, "The Battle for Sabarimala"
On Tuesday, September 19, the Center for the Study of Law and Religion hosted a panel discussion of Emory Law faculty member Deepa Das Acevedo's forthcoming book, "The Battle for Sabarimala: Religion, Law, and Gender in Contemporary India" (Oxford University Press). Panelists included Harsh*ta Kamath (Middle Eastern and South Asian Studies), Sameena Mulla (Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies), and Don Seeman (Religion).

Jeremiah Carew 25L - Hispanic Heritage Month
We caught up with Jeremiah Carew 25L to hear his thoughts about #HispanicHeritageMonth and the importance of cultural identity.

Prof. Deepa Das Acevedo to discuss her forthcoming book, "The Battle for Sabarimala: Religion, Law, and Gender in Contemporary India"
The Center for the Study of Law and Religion is pleased to host a panel discussion of Emory Law faculty member Deepa Das Acevedo's forthcoming book, "The Battle for Sabarimala: Religion, Law, and Gender in Contemporary India" (Oxford University Press). Register here: https://bit.ly/44CzqkJ This event will be held on Tuesday, September 19, 2023, 4:15 - 5:45 p.m. EST in the Hunter Atrium (third floor, Gambrell Hall) or via Zoom (link provided after registering).

"I have found a great community of women to lean on and learn from at Emory Law. Emory Law has some of the most empowered women I have had the pleasure of getting to know and I am grateful for the ability to learn from and share experiences with the other women here. (#thegirlswhogetitgetit)" Christina Morrisson 23L is today's student spotlight, in honor of #WomensHistoryMonth. Christina came to Emory Law after graduating from Texas A&M University in 2020.

We celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth by recognizing the many Black alumni of #EmoryLaw who have inspired, encouraged and made a difference in the field of law and the lives of others 🔹 Michael Hancock 78L: First Black full time judge of any court in Dekalb County, Georgia; Dekalb County’s first Black Assistant Public Defender and Assistant Solicitor General 🔹 Paul Howard, Jr. 76L: First Black District Attorney elected in the state of Georgia 🔹 Dalia Racine 03L: 1st Woman District Attorney, Douglas County, Georgia 🔹 C.E. Rhodes 00L: Executive Vice President, General Counsel & Corporate Secretary at Frost Bank 🔹 Theodore (Ted) Smith 65L: First black student at Emory Law via the night program

We celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth by recognizing the many Black alumni of #EmoryLaw who have inspired, encouraged and made a difference in the field of law and the lives of others. 🔹Thurbert Baker 79L: First Black Attorney General of Georgia 🔹Clinton DeVeaux 75L: Senior Judge of the Municipal Court of Atlanta 🔹Patsy Austin-Gatson 89L: First Black Woman District Attorney, Gwinnett County, Georgia 🔹Tiffany Parker Porter 05L: First Black Tax Commissioner for Gwinnett County, Georgia (In Memoriam) 🔹Fani Willis 96L: First Black Woman District Attorney, Fulton County, Georgia