The Beazley Institute for Health Law and Policy offers a number of conferences and programs each year. From continuing education events for attorneys and health care professionals, to programming aimed to enhance the student experience, our events cover a variety of the hottest topics in health care law and policy.

Upcoming Events

April 10, 2013: Health Law Society Career Panel
5:00-6:00p.m., Room 1103, Corboy Law Center
This event will feature panelists practicing health law in different areas and settings.

May 17-18, 2013: May Education Immersion Weekend for Online Students

Annual Events

The annual Beazley Symposium on Access to Health Care examines the legal and policy issues surrounding access to health care on local, national, and international levels. Held each fall, the symposium is named in honor of Bernard Beazley, the Institute’s benefactor. Past topics include universal coverage, Medicare and Medicaid, safety nets, innovation in delivery systems, and immigration. This event offers continuing legal education for attorneys.

The annual L. Edward Bryant, Jr. National Health Law Transactional Competition seeks to expose law students to the core competencies of the corporate and regulatory practice of health care law. Held each spring, law students from across the country compete by providing legal advice on a potential business opportunity to a hypothetical health care client in a boardroom setting. This event is endowed and named in honor of L. Edward Bryant, Jr., one of the founders of the field of health law.

 Education Immersion Weekends (EIWs) for online students andfaculty are held three times each year. These weekends reinforce online learning through special programming, thesis presentations and workshops, and interaction between faculty and students.

School of Law Events
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The School of Law offers a variety of events open to the Loyola community and the public.

Health Law Society
The student-run Health Law Society sponsors networking events, panels on careers in health law, community service projects, and social outings for health law students.