Greaux!
A Community Development and Research Project
of
The Urban Entrepreneurship and Policy Institute
at the University of New Orleans
Greaux! hosts events on topics related to entrepreneurship, ethics, public policy, and the law to encourage campus and community discourse on ideas of practical and contemporary significance. In addition to our yearly keynote events, we host monthly faculty seminars on topics in political economy, weekend seminars for students in the New Orleans area, professional conferences, and reading groups for students, faculty, and community members. A list of past keynotes has been provided below. To receive information about upcoming events, including seminars, conferences, and reading groups, please join our mailing list.
Past Keynote Events
2019
"Confronting Mass Incarceration"
James Forman Jr., Professor of Law, Yale University
2018 Pulitzer Prize Winner
2018
"The Future of Political Discourse in the United States"
Melissa Harris-Perry, Professor of Political Science, Wake Forest University
&
Rod Dreher, Author of NY Times Best-Selling The Benedict Option
2017
"A Pivotal Time in the Supreme Court"
Erwin Chemerinsky
Jesse H. Choper Distinguished Professor of Law and Dean
UC Berkeley School of Law
2016
"Faith, Hillbillies, and American Politics"
JD Vance
Author of the NY Times Best-Selling Hillbilly Elegy
2015
"Our Republican Constitution"
Randy Barnett
Carmack Waterhouse Professor of Legal Theory
Georgetown University Law Center
2014
"Family Values in the Age of Autonomy"
David D. Meyer
Mitchell Franklin Professor of Law and Dean of the Law School
Tulane University
2013
"Federalism: The New Nationalism?"
Heather Gerken
Sol & Lillian Goldman Professor of Law and Dean of the Law School
Yale University
2012
"Religious Liberty and the Human Good"
Robert P. George
McCormick Professor of Jurisprudence
Princeton University
2011
"Slavery and the Rule of Law in Colonial Virginia"
David B. Lyons
Professor of Philosophy and Professor of Law
Boston University
