Scholarly Dialogues

In 2009, Penn State Law Review launched its interactive series, Scholarly Dialogues, which provides students with the opportunity to engage with professors concerning recent scholarship. A typical program is hosted within the Law School and includes a presentation from a professor, several questions from the moderator, and reserved time for audience participation.  The Scholarly Dialogues serve as a valuable forum for out-of-classroom scholarly interaction between professors and students.

Within the recent months, Scholarly Dialogues hosted the following professors:

Nancy Welsh presented “What Is ‘(Im)Partial Enough’ in a World of Embedded Neutrals?”  [watch video]

Zachary A. Kramer presented “Heterosexuality and Military Service.” [watch video]

Victor C. Romero presented “Of Hope and Humility:  Christian Realism, Immigration Reform, and Executive Leadership.” [watch video]

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In the ensuing months, Scholarly Dialogues will welcome the following professors: