Chapter Elections

Tennessee Federalist Society will hold its chapter elections Wednesday, March 1, 2006. Yes, that's just over a week from now, so start your political scheming now! We will elect eight new officers under the new Constitution: President, Vice President of Membership, Vice President of Logistics, Vice President of Programming, Treasurer, Media Relations Chair, and Social Chair. You may view descriptions of the elected positions here. If you already know what you want to run for, you may submit a Statement of Intent (download available at our TWEN site) and even have information published about your candicacy on our website. Workload for these positions is not very heavy, but we do need dedicated students to keep Federalist Society's renaissance on track. Remember, the more people we have to help out, the less workload is on any one person. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact me.

Federalist Society Spring Schedule is Here!

The Tennessee Federalist Society hosts its first event of 2006 in just two weeks. Check out our provocative spring schedule:

“The Roper v. Simons Supreme Court Decisions and State Rights Concerning the Death Penalty”
Professor Dwight Aarons, UT College of Law
Wednesday, February 15, 2006
Room 237 during the Free Hour

“Libertarian Perspectives on Judicial Activism and Eminent Domain”
Ms. Alicia Mattson, Chairperson of the Tennessee Libertarian Party
Wednesday, February 22, 2006
Room 237 during the Free Hour

“The Incoherence of Judicial Conservatism at the Beginning of the Roberts Court”
Professor Eric Claeys, St. Louis University School of Law
Wednesday, March 15, 2006
Room 136 during the Free Hour

“Lawrence v. Texas: The Worst Supreme Court Decision Ever?”
Professor Nelson Lund, George Mason University School of Law
Wednesday, April 12, 2006
Room 237 during the Free Hour