SEALS Annual Conference

The Southeastern Association of Law Schools (SEALS) board has decided to offer an additional benefit for all meeting attendees again in 2016. Sarah Plummer Taylor, MSW, RYT500 will offer a free, all-levels yoga class from 7:30am to 8:30am each morning, Wednesday 3 August through Tuesday 9 August during the SEALS 2016 annual meeting at the Omni Resort on Amelia Island, FL Time and location will be added to agenda and daily electronic Resort postings. http://sealslawschools.org/ Sarah is a published author, motivational speaker, social worker, and holistic health coach. She teaches yoga in Denver, leads work-life balance retreats in Costa Rica and Mexico featuring yoga as a wellness modality, and incorporates yoga into the resilience training and education programs she runs with

Registration for the 2016 SEALS conference is now open. The online program is final and can be relied upon for scheduling purposes. Online Registration Final Program  

From Prof. Russell Weaver: I am pleased to announce that a draft of the 2016 SEALS Annual Meeting program is now available, and can be found at this link: http://sealslawschools.org/submissions/program/  More panels will be submitted in the very near future, but this program is as complete as I can make it at the moment. At this point, I need your help in terms of catching  errors in the program.  Is a particular panel or discussion group incomplete or inaccurate?  Are two panels/discussion groups listed at the same time which should be placed at separate times? IMPORTANT: If no moderator is listed for your panel or discussion group, please let me know whether you wish to appoint your own moderator or

The SEALS Works-in-Progress Series Committee is seeking submissions for its 2016 workshops. The Works-in-Progress Series (3 hour sessions) is designed for all intermediate and senior scholars who are further along in their scholarship and development than “new” scholars. The primary focus of this program is to bring scholars in specialized fields of study together to present and discuss full drafts, works in progress, and developing ideas. The program differs from the SEALS discussion group format in that it will likely bring together smaller groups of scholars than the traditional discussion group and participants are encouraged to submit on any topic they would like. The subject matter of the individual workshops will be determined based on the submissions received by the