Alan Gura: 1st Amdt Diversity & Campus Ideology

The Federalist Society presents speaker: Alan Gura, Vice President for Litigation at the Institute for Free Speech Topic: "The First Amendment's Diversity Mandate: Securing Freedom of Thought Against Official Campus Ideology".

About the Speaker: Alan Gura joined the Institute for Free Speech as Vice President for Litigation in February 2021. With two decades of experience in complex federal matters, Alan has argued and won landmark constitutional cases in the United States Supreme Court. He is also an adjunct professor at the Georgetown University Law Center, where he teaches strategic/public interest litigation.

Event Description: Join us for an enlightening discussion led by Alan Gura as he examines the First Amendment's role in protecting diversity of thought on academic campuses. Drawing on his extensive legal background and current role at the Institute for Free Speech, Alan will discuss the challenges and opportunities related to safeguarding freedom of thought against institutional ideologies on campus. He will also delve into the legal and ethical implications of this crucial issue. Don't miss this chance to engage with a seasoned litigator and thought leader on the constitutional rights that underpin academic freedom and diversity of thought. Whether you're a student, faculty member, or simply interested in First Amendment issues, this event promises to offer insightful perspectives. Lunch will be provided.

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