Faculty Workshops & Decanal Lectures

Faculty Workshops

Faculty Workshops provide an open forum for discussion on current legal issues and are lead by a legal scholar in that field. FIU Law hosts legal scholars and professors from institutions around the world who provide insight and encourage discussion on myriad legal topics. FIU Law also hosts annual Decanal Lectures on Legal Education. Workshops occur periodically throughout the year and recordings are archived in eCollections @ FIU Law Library in the Faculty Workshops series.

Past Faculty Workshops

The Lost History of Delegation at the Founding
Professor Christine Kexel Chabot, of Loyola University Chicago School of Law presented her work The Lost History of Delegation at the Founding, this article shows that there is no occasion to abandon precedent, as a more accommodating nondelegation doctrine has been with us from the start.
Cuban Socialism 2.0: Priming Markets Through Peso Devaluation
Professor Jose Gabilondo of FIU College of Law, presented his work Cuban Socialism 2.0: Priming Markets Through Peso Devaluation, this analyzes reforms that eliminate the economic vestiges of Cuba’s past as a satellite of the Soviet Union.
The Rule of Law in the United States
Professor Paul A. Gowder, of Northwestern Pritzker School of Law presented his book project, The Rule of Law in the United States.
Rewritten Opinion in Rogers v. American Airlines
Professor Wendy Greene of Drexel University Thomas R. Kline School of Law, presented her rewritten opinion in Rogers v. American Airlines, this work examines black women race and sex discrimination in private and public sectors.
Health Care Reform and Two Conceptions of the Right to Health Care
FIU Law and University of Miami School of Law Co-Hosted the third Workshop in a Zoom Summer Brown Bag
FIU College of Law and University of Miami School of Law co-hosted the last Workshop in a Zoom Summer Brown Bag. Eric R. Carpenter (FIU College of Law) presented The Effect of Changing the Military’s Rape Law on Law Enforcement Case Processing. Patrick O. Gudridge (UM School of Law) presented The Duty to Protect Reconstructed—Interior Constitutions and Const […]
FIU Law and University of Miami School of Law Co-Hosted Second Workshop in a Zoom Summer Brown Bag
FIU College of Law and University of Miami School of Law co-hosted the Second Workshop in a Zoom Summer Brown Bag. Jose Gabilondo (FIU College of Law) presented Making Market Structure: A Post-Crisis View of Financial Intermediaries, presenting some draft chapters for a banking monograph, which one of the main goals is to offer a working (though somewhat ten […]
FIU Law and University of Miami School of Law Co-Hosted First Workshop in a Zoom Summer Brown Bag
FIU College of Law and University of Miami School of Law co-hosted the First Workshop in a Zoom Summer Brown Bag. Scott Norberg (FIU College of Law) presented An Empirical Study of Law Graduate Debt at U.S. Law Schools, this study seeks to contribute to the work of addressing the challenges by closely examining the nature and scope of law graduate debt acros […]
Cannabis Impaired Driving: The Importance of tolerance and the Challenges of Roadside Testing
Professor Ashley Brooks-Russell, of Colorado School of Public Health - Community and Behavioral Health, University of Colorado Denver, presented her work Cannabis Impaired Driving: The Importance of tolerance and the Challenges of Roadside Testing. This work examines how the driving, of cannabis users, is affected.
An Empirical Assessment of Pretextual Stops and Racial Profiling
Professor Stephen Rushin, of Loyola University Chicago School of Law, presented his work An Empirical Assessment of Pretextual Stops and Racial Profiling. This work empirically illustrates that legal doctrines permitting police officers to engage in pretextual traffic stops may contribute to a statistically significant increase in racial profiling.

Decanal Lectures on Legal Education

Begun in 2013, FIU Law hosts an annual Decanal Lecture on Legal Education, inviting a dean at a leading American law school to talk with FIU Law students and faculty about the past, present and future of law, law practice, and legal education.

Spring 2023 Workshops

All workshops will take place on Tuesday or Wednesday at 12:30pm in RDB 2080.

Date	Workshop	Presenter	Meeting Link and Recording
Tuesday, January 17, 2023	Law Review Symposium: Panes of the Glass Ceiling	Kerri Stone	Link coming soon
Wednesday, January 25, 2023		Pablo Rueda Saiz (Miami)	Link coming soon
Wednesday, February 1, 2023	Taking place via ZOOM. Access code: 695 919 5502.	Robin Maril (Willamette)	Link coming soon
Wednesday, February 8, 2023		Jessica Roberts (Houston)	Link coming soon
Wednesday, February 15, 2023		Jenny Carroll (Alabama)	Link coming soon
Tuesday, March 14, 2023		Chris Walker (Michigan)	Link coming soon
Tuesday, March 21, 2023		Aziza Ahmed (Boston University)	Link coming soon
Tuesday, March 28-Wednesday, March 29, 2023	Decanal Lecture:	Angela Onwuachi-Willig (Boston University)	Link coming soon
Wednesday, April 12, 2023		Blanche Cook (Loyola-Chicago)	Link coming soon

Past Workshops

Date	Workshop	Presenter	Meeting Link and Recording
Tuesday, October 13, 2020	The United States v. Amazon: The Battel of the Level Playing Field	Hannibal Travis	Watch here
Friday, October 30, 2020	The Jurisprudence and Legacy of Justice Ginsburg 12:30 p.m. EDT		Register Here
Tuesday, November 10, 2020	Judicial Lecture	The Honorable Sri Srinivasan, Chief Judge, United States Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit.	Watch here
Thursday, November 12, 2020	Faculty Workshop	Gabriel Scheffler (University of Miami)	Watch here
Thursday, November 19, 2020		Wendy Greene (Drexel)	Link Coming Soon

Prior Decanal Lectures

Academic Year	Lecturer	School	Recording Link
2019-2020	Nancy Staudt	Washington University-St. Louis	N/A
2016-2017	Eduardo M. Peñalver	Cornell Law School	N/A
2015-2016	Jennifer Mnookin	UCLA Law	February 2, 2016
2014-2015	Erwin Chemerinsky	UCI School of Law	N/A
2013-2014	Daniel B. Rodriguez	Northwestern Pritzker School of Law	N/A