Event Title
Location
Exclusively Online via Zoom.
Start Date
13-6-2020 11:45 AM
End Date
13-6-2020 12:45 PM
Description
A Working Lunch brainstorming discussion, moderated by Professor Smirniotopoulos, to discuss “What Comes Next?” in the context of Innovating the Built Environment: How the Law Responds to Disruptive Change.
Registered students in Prof. Smirniotopoulos’s Innovating the Built Environment course will take one-to-two minutes each to present their initial project ideas for their Final Projects in the course, as well as outlining and moderating a discussion of the Challenges and Opportunities presented by their ideas. Symposium participants are encouraged to set up lunch in front of their computers and participate actively in discussing each student’s project idea, providing relevant feedback to help guide each student in moving forward in the development of her/his idea over the following two weeks, which will comprise the largest component of their final course grade. Additionally, a panel of legal experts from the Seattle University School of Law will provide each ITBE student with specific guidance for further developing their respective project ideas
by Prof. Peter Smirniotopoulos
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Environmental Indicators and Impact Assessment Commons, Environmental Law Commons, Environmental Monitoring Commons, Housing Law Commons, Land Use Law Commons, Law and Economics Commons, Law and Race Commons, Law and Society Commons, Legislation Commons, Property Law and Real Estate Commons, Science and Technology Law Commons, Securities Law Commons, Sustainability Commons
SESSION 3: Virtual Luncheon Session
Exclusively Online via Zoom.
A Working Lunch brainstorming discussion, moderated by Professor Smirniotopoulos, to discuss “What Comes Next?” in the context of Innovating the Built Environment: How the Law Responds to Disruptive Change.
Registered students in Prof. Smirniotopoulos’s Innovating the Built Environment course will take one-to-two minutes each to present their initial project ideas for their Final Projects in the course, as well as outlining and moderating a discussion of the Challenges and Opportunities presented by their ideas. Symposium participants are encouraged to set up lunch in front of their computers and participate actively in discussing each student’s project idea, providing relevant feedback to help guide each student in moving forward in the development of her/his idea over the following two weeks, which will comprise the largest component of their final course grade. Additionally, a panel of legal experts from the Seattle University School of Law will provide each ITBE student with specific guidance for further developing their respective project ideas
Comments
Student Project Final Reports Included below.