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Seminars

Students must successfully complete at least one seminar, which provides students the opportunity to do a deep-dive into a subject and produce a well-written research paper. The following seminars will be offered in the 2023-2024 academic year. Please note that our experiential offerings may change in subsequent years. Please also note that Independent study does not satisfy the seminar requirement.

  • Alabama Legal History (LAW 735)
  • Comparative Privacy Law (LAW 753)
  • Criminal Justice and Prosecutorial Discretion (LAW 753)
  • Critical Race Feminism (LAW 753)
  • Democratic Institutions (LAW 614)
  • Elder Law (LAW 753)
  • English Legal History (LAW 823)
  • Equal Protection (LAW 753)
  • Gender & the Law (LAW 633)
  • Higher Education & the Law (LAW 711)
  • Immunity Doctrine (LAW 753)
  • International Environmental Law (LAW 763)
  • The Law of Money and Payments (LAW 753)
  • Law & Popular Culture (LAW 680)
  • Litigating with the Power of the State: The Role of the State Attorney General (LAW 753)
  • Perspectives on Citizenship (LAW 672)
  • Rethinking Criminal Law (LAW 753)
  • The Role of Racial Equity Audits in ESG (LAW 753)
  • Supreme Court Seminar (LAW 753)
  • Tax & Innovation Policy (LAW 720)