You're invited to our 2009 symposium: Cyberspeech!
UNC School of Law
FIRST AMENDMENT LAW REVIEW
presents its seventh annual symposium
Friday, Feb. 20, 2009
at the
UNC School of Law
Check-in at 9, Programs from 10-4:30
Keynote Speech by
Prof. Paul Jones
UNC Journalism Professor
Founder of Ibiblio.org!
FEATURING
Susan Brenner
NCR Distinguished Professor of Law and
Technology at the University of Dayton School of Law
Clay Calvert
Co-Director of the Pennsylvania Center
for the First Amendment at the Penn State University,
John and Ann Curley Professor of First
Amendment Studies at the Penn State University College of Communications
Robert M. Frieden
Pioneers Chair
and Professor of Telecommunications and Law at the Penn State University
Leslie Harris
President and
CEO of the Center for Democracy & Technology
Dawn C. Nunziato
Associate Professor of Law at the George
Washington University Law School
John Palfrey
Henry N. Ess III Professor of Law and
Vice Dean for Library and Information Resources at Harvard Law School
Robert Richards
Co-director of the Pennsylvania Center
for the First Amendment at the Penn State University, Distinguished Professor
of Journalism and Law at the Penn State University
Hannibal Travis
Professor of Law at the Florida
International University College of Law
Alfred C. Yen
Professor of Law at the Boston College
Law School
Admission is $40. UNC-Chapel Hill
students, faculty members, and staff members may attend for free, and students from other schools may attend for $5. A
catered lunch will be included. Members of the N.C. State Bar will
become eligible to earn Continuing Legal Education (CLE) hours by
attending. Any NC attorney attending will receive 4.75 hours of CLE credit.
Past Symposia
- 2003: Separation of Church and States: An Examination of State Constitutional Limits on Government Funding for Religious Institutions
- 2004: Judicial Elections: The Campaign Reform Act and the North Carolina Experience
- 2005: The First Amendment and Press Coverage of Elections in the United States
- 2006: Religion in the Public Schools
- 2007: No Strings Attached?: The First Amendment and Tax-Exempt Organizations
- 2008: Public Citizens, Public Servants, and Free Speech in the Post-Garcetti Workplace