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2011

front (l-r): Professor Harold, Ansley Schrimpf, Professor Gregg
middle (l-r): Rekha Chandrasekher, Kara Beth Leibin, Christina Kube, Delara Derakhshani
back row (l-r): Professor Tramont, Gregory Egan, Jay All
( Matthew Starr and Anh Nguyen Suthar not pictured)
May 26, 2011 Institutes Certificate Ceremony. Ten Communications Law Students among Law School certificate recipients.

March 15, 2011 Symposium - Spectrum Strategies: Exploring the Future of America's Invisible Infrastructure, A CommLaw Conspectus Symposium

February 4-5, 2011 CUA Law Team Reaches Semifinals at 2011 National Telecommunications Moot Court Competition
2010
Oct. 19 Silver Anniversary Celebration for Institute for Communications Law Studies
Aug. 1 Donna Coleman Gregg named director of the Institute for Communications Law Studies

2010 graduates of the Institute for Communications Law Studies
May 27 Certificate ceremony
Feb. 24 Symposium - Implementing the National Broadband Plan: Perspectives from Government, Industry and Consumers
2009
Feb. 26 Symposium
Interference: Wireless Innovation, Public Interest Regulatory Response
2008
Certificate Ceremony (pdf)
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Communications Law Month - February 2008
2007
CUA's highly successful Communications Law Institute is written up in one of the nation's preeminent daily telecom news sources.
Our Wireless Future
"Content Abundance in a Multimedia World," a daylong symposium held March 15 at the Columbus School of Law.
CUA Team Wins National Moot Court Competition
Second-year students Jennifer Hanley and Tyler Van Voorhees come out on top at 2007 National Telecommunications Moot Court Competition.
2006
Bringing America Up to Speed," LIVE Web cast, March 28, 2006, a communications law symposium to examine the nation's broadband future.
2005
Thursday, March 17, 2005 - "The Telecommunications Act of 1996: A Case of Regulatory Obsolescence?" Sponsored by CommLaw Conspectus: Journal of Communications Law and Policy; the Institute for Communications Law Studies; and the FCC among others, the symposium invited speakers from government, private industry and trade associations to peer into the near future and try to anticipate what legislative changes are necessary to nurture and encourage the continued growth of high technology communications. Guests included FCC Commissioner Kathleen Abernathy, as well as several other staffers and legal counsel from that agency. Also represented were companies such as Cisco Systems, T-Mobile and Bell South, as well as some of Washington, D.C.'s most prominent communications law firms. http://digitalmedia.cua.edu/events/event_dsp.cfm?event=1862


