The Program on Data and Governance is proud to serve as a hub for dialogue between The Ohio State University and the technology, business, law, and policy communities of central Ohio on issues related to data and governance.
The Program hosts two ongoing speaker series, both of which are free and open to the public:
This annual Distinguished Lecture brings renowned thought leaders to Moritz to present innovative ideas on legal, ethical, technological and other strategies for governing big data analytics. An invited scholar presents while a second invited scholar comments and engages the lecturer in debate. The Distinguished Lecture is presented with support from Nationwide
The Data Points series invites academics, policymakers, business executives, and technologists to share their experiences with how big data analytics law and policy has impacted different segments of society. The Data Points lectures are presented three times annually with support from Porter Wright.
The Program also partners with the Ohio State Technology Law Journal, the Translational Data Analytics Institute and other units at The Ohio State University to host conferences, roundtables, panels, and other events year-round involving data law and policy.
We strive to host inclusive, accessible events that enable all individuals, including individuals with disabilities, to engage fully. To request an accommodation or for inquiries about accessibility, please contact us by email at PDG@osu.edu.