
“Intellectual Diversity in Legal Academe” was the subject of
an April 5th conference sponsored by the Harvard Federalist Society
at the university’s law school. The videos of the one-day meeting are now
available here. You can watch the first panel, entitled “Is There a Lack of Intellectual Diversity in Law School Faculties?,” below.
Among the speakers:
Session One: Jack Goldsmith (Harvard), Jack Lindgren (Northwestern), Mark Tushnet (Harvard)
Session Two: Richard Fallon (Harvard), Victoria Norse (Georgetown), Michael Paulson (St. Thomas), Nicholas Quinn Rosenkranz (Georgetown)
Session Three: Paul Campos (Colorado), George Dent (Case Western Reserve), Robert P. George (Harvard), Jeannie Suk (Harvard)
Keynoter: Sherif Girgis (Yale)