You’re invited to observe Dale Carpenter, recipient of the Altshuler Distinguished Teacher Award, for a session of LAW 6366 - 002 Constitutional Law I—Structure and Powers of U.S. Government.

This course examines the structure and powers of the U.S. government, focusing on foundational constitutional principles that shape the separation of powers and the allocation of authority among the branches.

This is a Graduate Level class with approximately 100 students.

The session will incorporate a mix of Socratic method, role-playing, and lecture to explore key constitutional doctrines and their practical implications.

Please try to be as inconspicuous as you can.

Please note that you will receive an Outlook calendar invite with the class location after registering. Due to the limited number of sessions available, faculty will only be allowed to register for two Teaching Award Winner Observations per term.