The Founding Class of the Antioch School of Law will gather in Washington, DC to renew old friendships, celebrate 50 years of accomplishments and project the spirit that guided the Law School into the future.
Events begin Friday evening with a meetup and food at the National Press Club, near the White House and the Metro, beginning at 5:30 pm. This is an informal gathering; you can come and leave as it suits.
On Saturday doors open for the reunion at the University of the District of Columbia Student Center (4200 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20008) at 9:00 am. Coffee, juice and pastries will be served.
Morning activities include welcoming remarks, a photographic presentation of Antioch and the D.C communnity by Nancy Shia and Michael Williams, and an interactive discussion of legal education led by Leslie Gerwin and Rick Rossein.
We'll break for lunch (sandwiches, salads and drinks provided on site) with time for meeting and greeting old friends.
A session looking ahead to our return to our respective communities called "The Current Crisis" will feature a panel of experts moderated by Ben Elliott. After brief presentations we'll break out into a discussion of what is happening in our communities.
- Scott Livingston: Administrative Law
- Anne Pilsbury: Immigration Law
- Sherwood Guernsey: Rural Voters
- Shirley Bergert: Poverty Law
- Steve Early: Labor Union
Events at the UDC Student Center will conclude no later than 4 pm when we will walk a block to the UDC Law School (4340 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20008) for a reception with wine, beer and soft drinks provided. Edmund Robinson will perform with concertina and banjo.
Sunday, September 14 is Adams Morgan Day. You are welcome to meet at the Potters House (1658 Columbia Rd NW, Washington, DC 20009) at noon before a tour of the neighborhood with Michael Williams.
