Annual Philip B. Blank Memorial Lecture on Attorney Ethics
The Blank Lecture has presented distinguished members of the legal community recognized for their leadership in the area of attorney ethics and practice.

Dyson Distinguished Lecturer Series
The principal aim and object of the Dyson Distinguished Lecturer Series is to encourage and make possible scholarly legal contributions of very high quality in furtherance of the School of Law’s educational mission.

Lloyd K. Garrison Lecture on Environmental Law
For all his 93 years, Lloyd K. Garrison devoted his brilliance and indefatigable energy to building a humane and caring society. Consistent with this dedication, Lloyd K. Garrison took up the citizens’ call to represent the Scenic Hudson Preservation Conference in its struggle to protect the Hudson River Gorge at Storm King Mountain. The Scenic Hudson victory is a living testament to the ever hopeful spirit of Lloyd K. Garrison. The Lloyd K. Garrison Lecture celebrates the vision, public spirit and life of the attorney whose legal acumen led citizens in their successful advocacy of environmental quality at Storm King.

James D. Hopkins Chair in Law Memorial Lecture
The James D. Hopkins Chair in Law is an endowed Chair established with contributions from alumni of the School of Law and members of the legal community to honor Judge James D. Hopkins in his lifetime and now honors his memory. The title of James D. Hopkins Professor of Law is held by a distinguished member of the faculty for a two-year term in recognition of outstanding scholarship and teaching. The Hopkins Lecture is delivered by the honoree in the fall semester of the first year.

John Jay Lecture
John Jay, statesman and diplomat, was the first Chief Justice of the United States. In his extraordinary career of public service, Jay served in every branch of government and held more high offices than any other Founding Father. This lecture brings distinguished members of the legal community recognized for their leadership.

Gilbert and Sarah Kerlin Distinguished Professor in Environmental Law Lecture
The Gilbert and Sarah Kerlin Distinguished Professor in Environmental Law Lecture was established to expand the School’s programs of research, education, professional and scholarly activity and publications in environmental law, a field for which Pace has received national and international recognition. 

Blaine Sloan Lecture on International Law
The Blaine Sloan Lecture honors Blaine Sloan, Professor Emeritus of International Law and Organization at Pace Law School, for developing the international law studies program at Pace.