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2026 AALS Workshop on Legal Academia
So, You Want to be a Law Professor

Held on Wednesday, August 5, 2026

Lawyers, law professors, and law school deans discuss pathways to legal academia, the application process, and the deans' perspective on hiring faculty.

Approved for 2.50 hours of Texas MCLE credit through October 23, 2026.

Course Credit

Attorneys may self report their hours using Course Number 174335968.

Certificates of attendance are available for attorneys licensed in other jurisdictions. Please email Kristina Van Arsdel (kgvanars@central.uh.edu) to request a certificate of attendance.

2026 U.S. Supreme Court Update

Held on Wednesday, August 12, 2026

Legal experts from the University of Houston Law Center discuss the 2025-2026 United States Supreme Court term, highlighting some of this year's major decisions.

Approved for 3.0 hours of Texas MCLE credit through November 11, 2026.

Course Credit

Attorneys may self report their hours using Course Number 174327276.

Certificates of attendance are available for attorneys licensed in other jurisdictions. Please email Kristina Van Arsdel (kgvanars@central.uh.edu) to request a certificate of attendance.

A Conversation on the Accreditation of Law Schools in Alabama, Florida, Ohio, Tennessee, Texas and the Nation

Held on Monday, June 29, 2026

This virtual program addresses the status of American Bar Association (ABA) law school accreditation in Alabama, Florida, Ohio, Tennessee, and Texas; the institutional perspective on ABA law school accreditation; and critique of ABA law school accreditation.

Approved for 3.0 hours of Texas and Ohio MCLE credit.

Course Credit

Certificates of attendance are available for attorneys licensed in other jurisdictions. Please email Alli Hessel (allih@hba.org) to request a certificate of attendance.

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