National Student Symposia

Student Division

March 8-9, 2024 - Why Separate Powers?
Harvard Law School
March 3-4, 2023 - Law and Democracy
University of Texas School of Law
March 4-5, 2022 - The Federalists vs. The Anti-Federalists: Revisiting the Founding Debates
University of Virginia School of Law
March 19-20, 2021 - International Law & U.S. Foreign Policy
University of Pennsylvania Law School
March 13-14, 2020 - The Structural Constitution in the 21st Century
University of Michigan Law School
March 15-16, 2019 - The Resurgence of Economic Liberty
Arizona State University Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law
March 9-10, 2018 - First Principles of the Constitution
Georgetown University Law Center
March 3-4, 2017 - The First Amendment in Contemporary Society
Columbia Law School
2016 - Poverty, Inequality, and the Law
University of Virginia School of Law
2015 - Law and Innovation
University of Chicago Law School
2014 - Security vs. Freedom: Contemporary Controversies
University of Florida Levin College of Law
2013 - The Federal Leviathan: Is There Any Area of Modern Life to Which Federal Government Power Does Not Extend?
University of Texas School of Law
2012 - Bureaucracy Unbound: Can Limited Government and the Administrative State Co-Exist?
Stanford Law School
2011 - Capitalism, Markets, and the Constitution
University of Virginia School of Law
2010 - Originalism 2.0
University of Pennsylvania Law School
2009 - Separation of Powers
Yale Law School
2008 - The People and the Courts
University of Michigan Law School
2007 - Law & Morality
Northwestern Law School
2006 - 25th Annual National Student Symposium - International Law and the State of the Constitution
Columbia Law School
2005 - Law and Freedom
Harvard Law School
2004 - Private Law: The New Frontier for Limited Government
Vanderbilt Law School
2003 - Law and Human Dignity
Notre Dame Law School
2002 - Law and Truth
Yale Law School
2001 - Law and Technology
University of California Berkeley, Boalt Hall School of Law
2000 - Law and the Political Process
Harvard Law School
1999 - Competition, Free Markets, and the Law
University of Chicago Law School
1998 - Reviving the Structural Constitution
New York University School of Law
1997 - Law & Economics and the Rule of Law
Duke Law School
1996 - Justice and the Criminal Justice Process
Stanford Law School
1995 - Originalism, Democracy and the Constitution
Northwestern Law School
1994 - Feminism, Sexual Distinctions, and the Law
University of Virginia Law School
1993 - Judicial Decision Making: The Role of Text, Precedent & the Rule of Law
Harvard Law School
1992 - The Legacy of the Federalist Papers
University of Texas Law School
1991 - The Bill of Rights After 200 Years
Yale Law School
1990 - The Future of Civil Rights Law
Stanford Law School
1989 - Property: the Founding, the Welfare State, and Beyond
University of Michigan Law School
1988 - Are There Unenumerated Constitutional Rights?
University of Virginia School of Law
1987 - The Crisis in Legal Theory and the Revival of Classical Jurisprudence
University of Chicago Law School
1986 - The First Amendment: Constitutional Principles & Public Policy
Stanford Law School
1985 - Equality and the Law
Georgetown University Law Center
1984 - A Symposium on Legal Culture: Legal Education and the Spirit of Contemporary American Law
Harvard Law School
1983 - A Symposium on Judicial Activism: Problems and Responses
University of Chicago Law School
1982 - First Annual National Student Symposium - A Symposium on Federalism: Legal and Political Ramifications
Yale Law School