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World-class GCs and lead instructors of GC University, Seth Jaffe and Mark LeHocky, will discuss the evolving role of the modern GC and how they balance risk management with active strategic partnership.

Chief Privacy Officer Program instructor Jeewon Kim Serrato will provide insights on how the most effective privacy officers drive strategic value. She'll also be joined by alumni from the Chief Privacy Officer Program's inaugural cohort, who will share their learning experiences.

Please join us for an overview and discussion on federal preemption with Matt Wessler, Principal at Gupta Wessler LLP and Professor Catherine M. Sharkey, Segal Family Professor of Regulatory Law and Policy at NYU Law.

Berkeley Law Professor and Author David Oppenheimer discuss the history of diversity in education, commerce, and science.

UC Berkeley Law Dean Erwin Chemerinsky discusses his latest book, Campus Speech and Academic Freedom: A Guide for Difficult Times, with Yury Kapgan, President of the Berkeley Law Alumni Association and Partner at Quinn Emanuel.

General Counsel University lead instructors— and world-class GCs — Seth Jaffe and Mark LeHocky will discuss the evolving role of the GC and legal department, and how they balance supporting business growth while protecting the organization from legal risk.

Please join us for a discussion with Dean Chemerinsky and Professor Tucker about their vision for civic education on the Constitution and how deepening public awareness of Constitutional principles can help make American democracy stronger.

Meet Jeewon Kim Serrato, creator and instructor of the Chief Privacy Officer Program.

Can federal officers be sued for violations of Constitutional rights? Why are federal officers treated differently under the law? How were federal officers held accountable at the founding? What legal strategies and defenses shape federal officer liability today?

Why are judges speaking out? How are they responding to the threats on the judiciary and rule of law? What can lawyers and members of the community do to support the continued independence of the judiciary and the rule of law?