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Events & Workshops


Explore academic workshops, conferences, and events at UF Law.

Academic Workshops


Many outstanding scholars present their research and forthcoming scholarship throughout the year. Explore a list of the distinguished scholars who will present in our academic workshop series this year and previous years.

Upcoming Events & Conferences


Early Environmental Law Scholars Conference

November 6-8, 2025

The 2nd Annual Early Environmental Law Scholars (EELS) Conference will kick off with an evening reception on November 6, with events planned through the 8th. The event is open to junior academics (i.e. those with less than 7 years on the tenure-track and PhD students/Fellows/Visiting Assistant Professors (VAPs)) teaching at U.S. schools.  Funding may be available for those without institutional support to attend.

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18th Annual International Conference on Contracts

February 19-21, 2026

The University of Florida Levin College of Law is pleased to host the 18th Annual International Conference on Contracts (KCON XVIII). KCON is the largest annual international academic conference dedicated to contract law and related areas of commercial law. It brings together contract law scholars, expert practitioners, and aspiring academics from around the world.

Details & Call for Proposals

Florida Trial Advocacy “Chompetition”

March 28–29, 2026

The University of Florida Trial Team is excited to announce the Florida Trial Advocacy Chompetition! This competition will allow teams to compete in four guaranteed rounds using the Federal Rules of Evidence with a criminal case. Competitors will serve as both advocates and witnesses.

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Events Calendar


Upcoming Events:

Past Events & Conferences


Past Workshops


Academic Calendar


For a full academic calendar and exam schedules, take a look at our academic calendar page.

Planning an Event


Interested in planning an event? Take a look at our detailed guide for planning your event at UF Law.