The Student Fellows Program is an integral part of our mission to integrate Georgetown Law students into the broader conversation on the proper method of constitutional interpretation through interaction with leading scholars, judges, and practitioners.
Membership in the Student Fellows Program provides special access to activities such as lunchtime conversations with the nation’s leading experts on constitutional law, discussions with authors in a Recent Books on the Constitution series, and private meetings with speakers prior to co-sponsored Center events.
As a member of the Student Fellows Program, students are invited to attend the Center’s annual Salmon P. Chase Lecture at the United States Supreme Court.
To become a Student Fellow, students are required to attend three Center-sponsored events annually.
For more information on becoming a Student Fellow, please send an email to lawconstitution@georgetown.edu or stop by McDonough 423.
Join GULC Professor and Constitutional Legal Theorist Larry Solum for a discussion on the theory of originalism. His series of articles on constitutional originalism have shaped contemporary thinking about the great debate between originalism and constitutional theory.
Food will be provided.
Join Professor Cashin, Carmack Waterhouse Professor of Law, Civil Rights and Social Justice as she discusses her new book: From Slavery to Jim Crow to Dark Ghettos: A Case for Reparation.
Food will be provided.
Professor Erica Goldberg, Visiting Scholar at the Georgetown Center for the Constitution, will present on her research.
Food will be provided.
