Panel discussion on health reform. For details and list of panelists, please visit the event website.

Symposium hosted by Ted Toadvine, Wayne Morse Center Resident Scholar; Steve Gardiner, University of Washington; Kathleen Dean Moore, Oregon State University; Jay Odenbaugh, Lewis and Clark College.

Join the legal community and friends in celebration at the third annual John E. Jaqua Distinguished Alumnus Award reception and dinner. We will be honoring class of 1977 alumnus, The Hon. David V. Brewer, for his dedication to the University of Oregon School of Law and the legal community.
Register online: www.uoregonlaw.com

Address by Law Professor Richard Hildreth. Part of the ongoing series, "Environmental Decision-Making in a Rapidly Changing Landscape: A Series of Fireside Conversations 2009-10." Cosponsored by the Environmental Studies Program, the Appropriate Dispute Resolution Center, and the Environmental and Natural Resources Law Program.

On Friday, November 20, 2009, The Portia Project and the Women's Law Forum will cosponsor an all-day conference entitled "Prisons and People: A Focus on Incarcerate Women and Their Children." The conference, which will be held in Room 142 of the Knight Law Center, is free and open to the public. The invited speakers and participants include Max Williams, the Director of the Oregon Department of Corrections; attorneys and judges; counselors and administrators at Coffee Creek Correctional Facility; representatives of community organizations that assist women who are under post-prison supervision; and formerly incarcerated women and their family members.

For additional information, please contact Prof. Barbara Aldave by telephone at 541-346-3985 or by email at BaLaw98@aol.com.
You can also contact Beth Wooten by email at ewooten@uoregon.edu.

Celebrate the tenth anniversary of the Domestic Violence Clinic. For more information, contact Sido Surkis (Lane County Law and Advocacy Center) at ssurkis@lclac.org, or call 485.1017, ext. 152.

Politics & Policy Colloquium featuring Jessica Greene, Director of the Masters of Public Administration Program and an Associate Professor in the Department of Planning, Public Policy and Management.