Thank you to @NikiWoitowich (Northwestern MSS), our first speaker for our panel on "The Bias in Science." Today at our conference she gave a great presentation on health disparities between women and men.

Prof. Aziza Ahmed (Boston University School of Law) giving a presentation on "At the Intersection of Law, Politics, & Science." She will also be participating in our panel on "The Bias of Science."

We would like to thank Prof. @jenndoliva (IUMaurerLaw) for being on "The Bias in Science" panel. She also gave a great presentation on "Reforming Clinical Trial Pregnancy" at the Center for Constitutional Law Conference.

Today at the Center for Constitutional Law Conference, "The Bias in Science" panelist, Jane Moriarty (Thomas R. Kline School of Law of Duquesne U.), gave a presentation on "Hysteria Redux: Gaslighting in the Age of Covid."

Dr. Rachel Bracken, PhD (Northeast Ohio Medical University (NEOMED)) giving a presentation on "Literary & Cultural Analysis of Medicine and Public Health." She is also on our panel on "The Biases of Science."

We want to thank our "The Bias in Science" panel for their discussion on gender, bias, and science. Thank you Prof. George Horvath for being a great moderator! Panelists included @NikiWoitowich Aziza Ahmed @jenndoliva Jane Moriarty and Rachel Bracken.

Prof. Dr. Abigail R. Moncrieff (CSU College of Law) leads off our Medical Autonomy panel today with a presentation on "Non-Discrimination or Neutrality?"

The head of the Center for Constitutional Law, Gender Law (Akron Law), giving a presentation about health freedom, state constitutions, and abortion. Later she will also be on our Medical Autonomy panel.

Thank you Marie Curry, J.D. (Community Legal Aid), for giving an excellent presentation on the intersection of race and access to maternal and infant care. And one more thank you for also being on our Medical Autonomy panel.

Megan Frantz Oldham, J.D. (Plakas Mannos), giving a presentation on "Medical Gaslighting" and later will be joining our panel on Medical Autonomy.

Thank you Prof. Bernadette Genetin (Akron Law) for moderating our Medical Autonomy panel. Also one last big thank you to all our panelists!

We wrapped up another great conference at the Center Akron Law. This year speakers focused on Gender, Health & the Constitution. Here's a report of the key ideas from the day. Papers will be published in the Spring edition of our journal ConLawNOW.

To register for our Spring Lecture at the Con Law Center, go to uakron.edu/law/ccl (Events).

We were honored to have Prof Paula Monopoli of Maryland Carey Law deliver the Spring Lecture at The Center for Constitutional Law Akron Law. Here is the essay based on those remarks, challenging the courts to think more broadly & historically about women and the Constitution. Paula Monopoli

It’s Constitution Day. Join the Con Law Center Akron Law for our “Supreme Court Review.”

Interesting & informative SCOTUS Review Lightning Round yesterday for Constitution Day at The Con Law Center Akron Law discussing 20 cases from the past term & SCT reform. Thanks to Profs CJ Peters, Bernadette Genetin, Jess Miers 🦝, Gender Law, Michael Gentithes & Ashley Keith.

Just published in our journal, ConLawNOW, "Judicial Preferences and Aggrandizement Effects." @jason ideaexchange.uakron.edu/conlawnow/vol1…

As we enter the season of SCOTUS ops, keep in mind our Center's ConLawNOW journal as a publishing venue. We promise publication in 4-6 wks to expedite new ideas & debate. Publishes year round. Fully open access, also indexed WL & LX. ideaexchange.uakron.edu/conlawnow/

The Center's symposium issue has now published featuring works by legal scholars & political scientists delving into the issue of "Women's Leadership in Law & Politics." Co-sponsored with the Bliss Institute of Applied Politics Bliss Institute ideaexchange.uakron.edu/conlawnow/vol1…

Call for Papers for our Con Law Center Summer Symposium. "SCOTUS Blockbuster Cases 2025." (Deadline 8/25/25) uakron.edu/law/docs/2025%…