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We run the award-winning Emory Law Houses program, which with our Dean's Teaching Fellows program make up our "learning communities", as well as advising individual students, helping to implement disability-related accommodations, administering the Professional Conduct Code and the annual Law School Survey of Student Engagement, promoting law student wellness, and connecting law students with campus resources ranging from Student Health Services to the Title IX Office.
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Supervises the Summer Intern Housing Coordinator, Conference Assistants, and other student staff members at the Clairmont campus. The primary function of the Associate Director of Conference Services is to serve the Emory University Community in the hosting of conferences, conventions, seminars, athletic camps, and special events conducted on the University's campus.
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This position assists in the outreach goals of Conference Services, through marketing Emory University to external constituents, (local, regional, national, and international communities, and recruiting programs to the campus.
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