America at 250: A 3 Part Lecture Series | Part 3: The Next 250 Years

Looking ahead to the Constitution’s next 250 years, this session explores how enduring constitutional principles may apply to emerging challenges in AI governance, data privacy, and digital commerce.

Students will connect these questions to the course’s central theme: the Constitution was designed in part to enable a functioning commercial system, beginning a centuries-long conversation between law, the Supreme Court, technological change, and the evolving American economy.

Featured Speakers

  • Jennifer Finnegan (In-Person): Managing Director on the Loss Prevention team of the Professional Services Practice at Aon in North America. She brings over two decades of experience in complex commercial litigation, product liability, and legal professional ethics.

  • Ron Levine (Virtual): Joining online as a featured speaker.

This is a 3-part series.

Registration Details

This is a hybrid event. Please register for either the in-person session or the online session.

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Tuesday, November 17, 2026 @ 5:30 pm
Hosted: Labor Education Center - Rutgers University, 50 Labor Way, New Brunswick
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