Central States Law Schools Association 2018 Annual Scholarship Conference
12th Annual Meeting of Law School Diversity Professionals
Promoting interdisciplinary legal scholarship in Texas.
Co-sponsored by the Program in Natural Resources Systems and Texas A&M University Water Management and Hydrological Sciences Program.
The Program in Natural Resources Systems presents Richard Epstein, in partnership with the Texas A&M Hagler Institute for Advanced Study.
"Texas Energy Today and Tomorrow: Its Impact in the U.S., Mexico and Beyond" presented by The Program in Natural Resources Systems.
"Searching for Justice: Modern Issues in Criminal Justice Reform"
Third Annual Texas A&M Intellectual Property Scholars Roundtable
The Future of the Farm Bill: Policy, Programs & Prognosis law.tamu.edu/AgSymposium
With USPTO & State Bar of Texas IP Section
12th Annual Colloquium on Scholarship in Employment and Labor Law
"Divergence and Convergence in China's Internets"
5th Annual Association of Academic Support Educators (AASE) Conference
"New Realities"
American Immigration Law: The New Colossus
Keynote speaker: Madeline McClure
Achieving Water Security: Building Alliances for Better Water Management across Sectors and Boundaries
"Intellectual Property and Global Development: 50 Years After Stockholm" Symposium
Includes Institute for Energy Law's 5th Annual "Career Paths for Young Attorneys in the Energy Sector" on Saturday, March 25
Access to Justice: Incubators, Residencies, Apprenticeships and Non-profit Law Firms
The Global Future of International Trade, Human Rights and Development
This invitation-only event presented by the Texas A&M Law Review includes an introductory roundtable discussion with Dr. Bonnie Beaver and Prof. Heidi Hurd.
"New Water"
Hosted by the Program in Real Estate and Community Development Law
Printing the Future: The Implications of 3D Printing
Agriculture, Intellectual Property and Feeding the World in the 21st Century
Second Annual Texas A&M Intellectual Property Scholars Roundtable
12th Annual Civil Collaborative Law Conference
Think Globally, Act Locally. TAMU’s Initiative to Respect, Preserve, and Protect.
CLIP examines new situations & technologies in which IP issues may arise.
Changing Landscape of Transportation: Technology, Data, and the Law
What Texas Can Learn from Integrated Water Resources Management