USC Law events commemorate university’s 125th anniversary
New York Gov. Pataki to deliver annual Roth Lecture
To celebrate the University of Southern California’s 125th anniversary, USC Law is sponsoring a number of on-campus events Oct. 6-8. USC Law students and their families are invited to take part in the following activities:
Thursday, Oct. 6Professor Susan Estrich will discuss “How to Get into Law School – and How to Enjoy it Once You’re There” in Room 3 of USC Law building at 3 p.m. A reception and book signing will follow at 4 p.m. in the east lobby. |
Friday, Oct. 7Professor Elizabeth Garrett will discuss “Hybrid Democracy” at 10 a.m., and Professor Edward McCaffery will talk about “Law and X: Interdisciplinary Scholarship” at 11 a.m. Both events will take place in Room 3 at USC Law. A picnic lunch will follow at noon in the west entrance to USC Law. Students must RSVP by contacting the USC Law Events Office at (213) 740-3841 or events@law.usc.edu. At 2:30 p.m., New York Gov. George Pataki will deliver the annual Roth Lecture at the Davidson Conference Center. RSVP also is required for this event. Call (213) 740-3841 or email events@law.usc.edu. A reception will follow at 4 p.m. |
Saturday, Oct. 8A student/alumni tailgate party will be held at USC Law two hours prior to game time (TBA). |
The events are part of USC’s 125th Anniversary Project. The project showcases the university's leadership while celebrating and honoring its heritage as one of the oldest continuing academic and cultural institutions in the region. Between now and spring 2006, USC will host a variety of academic programs that focus on the theme, “inventing the future.” Most of these academic sessions will be held during USC Festival 125, Oct. 6-9, which features more than 300 academic, student, athletic and cultural events. Click here for more information on the festival and to download a full schedule of events.
