Save the Date - CALIcon Conference 2027
Stretch Your Mind at CALIcon 2027!
June 3–4, 2027 | University of Cincinnati College of Law | Cincinnati, Ohio
For 37 years, the Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction (CALI) has brought together forward-thinking legal educators and technology innovators at CALIcon—where fresh ideas, meaningful connections, and groundbreaking innovations help shape the future of legal education.
This year, we're challenging you to "Stretch Your Mind" and explore what's possible when technology, creativity, and education come together.
Join law faculty, law librarians, IT professionals, academic support specialists, and law school administrators for two dynamic days of thought-provoking sessions, engaging discussions, and collaborative learning. Discover emerging technologies, exchange innovative teaching strategies, share best practices, and explore practical solutions that enhance student engagement and success.
More than just a conference, CALIcon is a community of innovators committed to pushing boundaries, challenging traditional approaches, and reimagining the law school experience.
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