Faculty Workshops
In the Faculty Workshop series, top scholars from other institutions present works-in-progress (articles or books) to Northwestern Pritzker Law faculty members. Faculty members provide feedback and pose questions. Workshops are held every week throughout the academic year, with topics covering a wide range of doctrinal legal fields and research methodologies.
During the summer, Faculty Workshops are dedicated to presentations by members of the Northwestern Pritzker Law faculty. At summer's end, the Law School holds Faculty Projects Day, at which almost all faculty members present their ongoing research projects.
2025 Summer Faculty Workshop Series
The Summer Faculty Workshop Series for Northwestern Pritzker Law faculty will take place in the Faculty Commons from 12:00 - 1:00 pm. CLE credits will be offered.
Note: Papers are private and accessible to Northwestern Pritzker Law faculty only. Zoom information will be sent upon request.
June 9
Ron Allen, Northwestern University School of Law
June 16
Dhruv Aggarwal, Northwestern University School of Law
June 30
Bernie Black, Northwestern University School of Law
July 14
Max Schanzenbach, Northwestern University School of Law
July 21
Priyanka Goonetilleke, Northwestern University School of Law
July 28
Ari Glogower, Northwestern University School of Law
August 4
Stephanie Didwania, Northwestern University School of Law
August 11
Dave Schwartz, Northwestern University School of Law
August 18
Monica Haymond, Northwestern University School of Law
2025-2026 Faculty Workshop Series
The Faculty Workshop Series for Northwestern Pritzker Law faculty will take place in the Faculty Commons from 12:00 - 1:00 pm. CLE credits will be offered.
Note: Papers are private and accessible to Northwestern Pritzker Law faculty only. Zoom information will be sent upon request.
April 21
Alexandra Lahav, Cornell Law School
Emergency Injunctions, Reasons, and RulesRetroactivity and the Birthright Citizenship Cases
April 17
Mila Sohoni, Stanford Law School
Retroactivity and the Birthright Citizenship Cases
April 16
Stephanie Barclay, Georgetown Law School
Constitutional Rights as Protected Reasons
April 7
Ganesh Sitaraman, Vanderbilt University Law School
Presidential Regulation
April 1
William Moon, Northwestern University School of Law
Havens For Corporate Lawbreaking
March 19
Robert Bartlett, Stanford University
When Disclosure Pays:Evidence from the Over-The-Counter Markets
March 17
Karen Alter, Northwestern University
The Legalization of Global Economic Governance: Contracting, Multilateralism and Unilateralism
March 10
Eric Talley, Colombia Law School
Fix the Price or Price the Fix? Resolving the Sequencing Puzzle in Corporate Contracting
March 3
Geeyoung Min, Michigan State University College of Law
Policy Breach as Insider Trading
February 26
ITAM University Mexico- Special Visitors
Hannah Birkenkoetter will present Hidden Architects: How the Rule of Law Became a Core Concept for the United Nations
Guilherme Vilaça will present Broken April: Narratology, Legal Normativity,and the Experience of Law
February 24
Monical Haymond, John McGinnis, Daniel Rodriguez, and James Speta
A Panel Discussion on Recent Developments in the Administrative State
February 17
Samuel Issacharoff, NYU School of Law
Emergencies, Alien and Domestic
February 13
Jill Horwitz, Northwestern University School of Law
The Endowment Is Not For You
February 3
Priyanka Goonetilleke, Northwestern University School of Law
Assembly- Line Public Defense
January 27
Dhruv Aggarwal, Northwestern University School of Law
Corruption and Corporate Social Responsibility