SPRING 2027 REGISTRATION INFORMATION

The Constitutional Law Scholars Forum invites scholarly proposals on any constitutional law topic at any stage before publication. The Forum provides an opportunity for international and national scholars to vet their work-in-progress in a welcoming, supportive environment. 

Meals will be provided, and there are no registration fees, but travel is self-funded. Conference location: Barry University School of Law, 6441 East Colonial Drive, Orlando, FL 32807

The Forum is not accepting proposals from students at this time. 

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Please upload your submission below by November 15, 2026.

Meet the Conference Organizer

Eang Ngov received her B.A. from the University of Florida, magna cum laude and J.D. from the University of California at Berkeley School of Law.  Before teaching, Professor Ngov practiced domestically and internationally. She was a deputy prosecuting attorney in the state of Washington and practiced in Germany with the U.S. Department of the Army as a Civilian Attorney-Advisor. The U.S. Department of the Army awarded her the Commander's Award for Civilian Service and Performance Awards for her legal service to deploying soldiers and their families during Operation Iraqi Freedom.  

Her scholarship focuses on constitutional law and constitutional criminal procedure, particularly individual rights and equal protection, and her writing has been published in the Stanford J. Civil Rts. & Civil Liberties, Utah Law Review,  Kansas Law Review, Tennessee Law Review, and American University Law Review, among others.  Professor Ngov’s articles have been cited by United States Supreme Court amicus briefs, United States District Court, and state Supreme Courts. 

Professor Ngov has taught Constitutional Law, Criminal Procedure, Criminal Procedure in Action (a skills-based course), Criminal Law, Law and Religion, Presidential Powers, Evidence, and other courses. She has received the Professor of Year Awards (Upper Level Courses) for her teaching.  

Contact: engov@barry.edu