Fordham hosts a conference on Forming Lawyer-Stewards: The Special Role of Religiously Affiliated Law Schools today and tomorrow (registration):
Join us at the 2024 Religiously Affiliated Law School (RALS) biennial Conference, delving into the vital concept of stewardship — a principle deeply rooted in many of the world’s major religions. Our aim is to explore the critical role of lawyers as stewards of both our communities and the world. Employing a dialogue-based approach, the conference shall bring attendees together in small but diverse working groups where they will discuss how stewardship intersects with key areas such as the environment, criminal justice, and immigration. We look forward to welcoming students, legal scholars, law school administrators, and legal practitioners' voices as we explore the concept of lawyer-stewards.
September 12
Welcome Remarks
- Joseph Landau (Dean, Fordham; Google Scholar)
Keynote Address
- Tania Tetlow (President, Fordham)
Opening Panel: Religious Perspectives on Stewardship
- Russell Pearce (Fordham) (moderator)
- Robert Cochran (Pepperdine; Google Scholar)
- Mohammad Fadel (Toronto; Google Scholar)
- Diane Kemker (Pepperdine/Loyola-L.A.; Google Scholar)
- Samuel Levine (Touro)
- Amy Uelmen (Georgetown)
Workshop #1: Stewardship and Welcoming the Stranger
- Gemma Solimene (Fordham) (moderator)
- Nermeen Arastu (CUNY)
- Saul Berman (Columbia)
- Carolina Nuñez (BYU)
Workshop #2: Stewardship and Loving Your Neighbor
- Jeffrey Brauch (Regent; Google Scholar) (moderator)
- Allison Carpenter (Catholic)
- Thomas More Donnelly (Loyola-Chicago)
- Cecelia Klingele (Wisconsin; Google Scholar)
- Shlomo Pill (Texas Southern; Google Scholar)
September 13
Workshop #3: Stewardship and Caring for the Environment
- Nadia Ahmad (Barry; Google Scholar)
- Saul Berman (Columbia)
- Lucia Ann Silecchia (Catholic University)
Concluding Panel
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