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Event:
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Conflict and Constitutionality Discussed for Albion College Aldrich Lecture
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Date:
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Wednesday, April 1st, 2015
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Time:
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7:00 PM
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Organization:
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Albion College |
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Cost:
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Free!
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Contact:
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Bill Rose
Phone: 517/629-0414
Click Here to Email
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Description:
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University of Michigan
polical scientist Mariah
Zeisberg is the invited
guest for Albion College's
2015 Aldrich Lecture in Law,
Justice and Society. Her
presentation takes places
Wednesday, April 1, at 7
p.m. in the Albion College
Library Wendell Will Room.
Associate professor of
political science at the
University of Michigan,
Zeisberg's primary research
interests lie in
constitutional theory,
philosophy of law, liberal
and democratic theory, and
American political
development. She is
interested in the challenge
that subjectivity,
pluralism, and
institutionally-rooted
conflict pose to liberal
ideas about political
authority, which she
addresses through research
specifically on US
constitutional practice.
Zeisberg received her Ph.D.
from Princeton University.
She has been a Tatum Fellow
at the University of Texas
at Austin School of Law and,
before arriving at Michigan,
was a postdoctoral fellow at
Brown University's Political
Theory Project.
The Aldrich Speaker Forum
honors the life and memory
of David Aldrich, '75, a
trial lawyer and chair of
the Litigation Practice
Group at Foster, Swift,
Collins & Smith P.C., where
he worked from 1978 until
his untimely death in 2006.
This event, sponsored by
Albion's Law, Justice and
Society program, is free and
open to the public. For more
information, contact Albion
College Law, Justice and
Society program director
Bill Rose, wrose@albion.edu,
517/629-0414.
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Categories:
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College, Lectures/Classes
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