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Speakers
Submit your presentation/materials for posting any time prior to the start of the meeting or until May 16. PDF files are preferable, and all files must be accessible. Microsoft offers instructions on how to do this for Microsoft Office files and Adobe provides accessibility directions for PDF documents.
AI and the Administrative State: Pulling Back the Curtain on the Use of AI in Mass Adjudications and Agency Decision-Making
Hugh McClean, University of Baltimore School of Law
- Presentation: AI and the Administrative State
- Paper: Technological Due Process
- Paper: Office of Management and Budget Memo
- Paper: Improvements Needed for VBA’s
Claims Automation Project
Best Practices in Supporting our LGBTQI+ Students
Nickole Miller, Drake University Law School
Can You Be an Abolitionist and a Public Defender?
Abbe Smith, Georgetown University Law Center
Clinical Approaches to Solving the Housing Crisis
Adam Cowing, University of California, Irvine School of Law
Generative AI in Legal Clinics: Training Tomorrow’s Lawyers with Emerging Technology
Brittany Glidden, University of California College of the Law, San Francisco
- Document: ABA Formal Opinion 512: Generative Artificial Intelligence Tools
- Document: CA State Bar: Practical Guidance for the Use of Generative Artificial Intelligence in the Practice of Law
- Document: Editing Written Work with GAI
- Document: GAI Resources List
- Document: Request for Representation by UC Law SF Individual Representation Clinic
- Document: Sample Lesson Plan: Witness Interviews using Generative AI (GAI)
- Document: Technology and Confidentiality Hypothetical
- Document: Technology Self-Assessment Assignment
Plenary Session: Chaos, Cacaphony and Clarity: Who we are and who we need to be
Michael Pinard, University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law
- Presentation:
Rethinking Clinical Supervision
Michele Gilman, University of Baltimore School of Law
Scholarship Support Workshop
Michele Gilman, University of Baltimore School of Law
- Paper: Scholarship Workbook 2025
The Limits of the Law: How Law Clinics Can Become Problem-Solving Clinics
Mariam Hinds, Fordham University School of Law
Works-in-Progress Group 2: Crimmigration & Immigration Narratives
Erika Nyborg-Burch, Florida State University College of Law
- Paper: The War on Immigrants
Working Group Discussion #21: Immigration
Sheila Velez Martinez, University of Pittsburgh School of Law
- Paper: Resources for Helpers
- Paper: Secondary Trauma Stress Scale
- Presentation: Selfcare for Helping Professionals