Annual Symposium
On February 12, 2010, The Scholar will hold its third symposium titled "Education and Minorities in the Modern Era: Working Civil Rights into Practice, Policy, and Procedure."
In 2008, The Scholar held its Inaugural Symposium on Immigration. On January 30, 2009, the Law Review held its second symposium focusing on Women and the Law. Each year, selected symposium speakers are published in the Symposium edition in the Spring.
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