The Docket | Sept. 8, 2014

ExamSoft Registration Heads-Up

Look for an email early next week to all students, providing instructions on
how to register (first years) or re-register (returning students)
for ExamSoft. The email will provide individual’s user name and
password information, so be sure to “save” the email for
future reference. All students wishing to use their laptops for
essay exam taking must register/re-register each academic year in
order to ensure they have the latest SofTest version, including all
recent updates, on the laptop they plan to use for all exams.
First-year students will receive additional exam taking information
at sessions taking place on September 23 and 24.  

From Analyst to Hero: How Big Data Led to Bin Laden – RSVP today, seating is limited!

Please join the World Affairs Council, the International Law Society and Women’s
Caucus on Monday, Sept. 15th from 5:30-7:30 PM in the
Courtroom for a special presentation moderated by former
McGeorge Dean, Elizabeth Rindskopf Parker. This presentation
features Cynthia Storer, a former CIA Senior Analyst who was part
of a team of CIA intelligence analysts who discovered obscure data
patterns signaling that Al-Qaeda was a coordinated and highly
dangerous threat. Her pioneering work helped lay the foundation for
the efforts of the analysts and targeting of officers who
eventually found Osama Bin Laden’s hideout. Her inspirational
message includes: believe in what you do, take responsibility,
trust your instincts, and think outside the box. Please RSVP to mcgeorgeevents@pacific.edu.

Phi Delta Phi Recruitment     

Applications are being accepted for membership in Phi Delta Phi between September 3-17th! Please email Christine Dugger at c_dugger@u.pacific.edu for application materials or with any questions. Phi Delta Phi is the oldest legal organization in continuous existence in the United
States, predating even the American Bar Association. Phi Delta Phi
celebrates academic excellence and embraces the finest attributes
of professionalism and scholarship. Academic achievement alone is
not sufficient to give rise to an invitation to join Phi Delta Phi. Integrity, service, and excellence in all facets of human experience are considered factors for membership. Once accepted, a member of Phi Delta Phi will be recognized as one whose moral compass, academic ability, and personal integrity is beyond
reproach. In other words, membership is a mark of distinction.   

Opportunity to Join GASA Board

McGeorge Government Affairs Student Association will elect 2 At-Large
Representatives to its Board of Directors on Tuesday, September 16. If you are interested in running for office, please:

1. Add the Government Affairs Student Association (GASA) TWEN site; 

2. Pay your dues ($20; details on the TWEN site);

3. Review the brief details on the TWEN site (Forums section); and

4. Post your statement of interest  to TWEN by September 13.

5. (Optional) Ask to join the McGeorge GASA Facebook site.  

We will meet at both 12:15 and 5:15 on Tuesday, September 16; the election
will be held at the 5:15 meeting. Questions: Lexi
Howard at l_howard1@u.pacific.edu

Volunteer to be an International Student Mentor

Graduate and International Programs is looking for J.D. students who are willing
to help support and share their law school experience with a new
international student by joining the International Student
Mentorship Program. The mentorship program is designed to be an
essential resource and support system for our foreign LL.M. and
exchange students. Mentors will act as a resource for their mentees
by helping them with cultural adjustments, life at McGeorge, and
coping with academic demands. Throughout the academic year, mentors
and mentees are encouraged to stay in regular communication with
each other, typically spending social time together or catching up
in person at least once a month (preferably more to start). A
successful mentor-mentee relationship is a partnership, where both
mentor and mentee benefit by establishing a constructive
relationship and a lifelong connection.  It is also acceptable
to join together with another student to mentor two or three
students as a group.  Please indicate this preference on the
comment section of the application. If you are interested, please
contact Kristi Axtell at kaxtell@pacific.edu to get an application
or come by the Graduate and International Programs office in
Northwest Hall Room 103.   

WE WANT YOU
– Admissions Office Looking for Student Ambassadors

The Admissions
Office is looking for student applicants to the Student Ambassador
Program for the 2014-2015 Academic Year. Volunteer student
ambassadors will serve as the face of Pacific McGeorge and assist
the admissions team in the recruitment process by giving tours,
communicating with prospective students, applicants and admitted
students, and by attending on-campus and local off-campus
recruitment events. All upper division students are eligible to
apply and must submit a statement of interest, an unofficial law
school transcript, and a current resume. For a full program
description and to apply, contact Tracy Simmons, Assistant Dean of
Admissions, Diversity Initiatives & Financial Aid at tsimmons@pacific.edu.

Cost of
Attendance Survey

The Financial
Aid Office is conducting a short survey on student living
expenses. The survey is completely anonymous. The results will be
used to determine if our current cost of attendance budget is a
fair representation of student expenses or if we need to make
adjustments for the 2015-2016 academic year to more accurately
reflect students’ current expenditures. Please complete by Friday, September 12, 2014.
Survey can be found here.

Monday, Sept. 8

CDO Presents | International Student Interview Program
Training

3:30  –
4:30 PM | S-4

CDO Presents | International Student Interview Program Training: This short
training is especially designed for international students and will
explain what a cover letter and resume is, as well as give an
introduction to the East Coast International Student Interview
Program (ISIP) and to the West Coast International LL.M. Job
fair.  These two fairs are only open to international LL.M.
students. Questions, please contact Isabella Hannon in the CDO at
916.739.7339 or ihannon@pacific.edu.

Lexis Nexis Information Table                   

11:30 AM – 2:00
PM and
4:00 – 6:00 PM |

Student Center
Table
2             

Lexis Nexis Information Table. Questions: Stephanie Sagaria at stephanie.m.sagaria@lexisnexis.com.

Tuesday, Sept. 9

CDO Presents | How to Find a
Job           

12:00 – 1:00 PM
| S-19

CDO Presents | How to Find a Job – This program will focus on helping students
solidify their job search game plan. We will also discuss how busy
students should be spending their precious free time to maximize
job search efforts. Pizza will be served. Questions? Contact
Isabella Hannon at ihannon@pacific.edu or 916.739.7339.

CDO Presents | CDO Drop-In Hours

12:00 – 1:00 PM
| CDO Lobby      

Questions:
Isabella Hannon at ihannon@pacific.edu.      

Health Law Association Presents: Conversation With The
Honorable Bennett S. Engleman

12:00 – 1:00 PM
| S-3

McGeorge Health Law Association invites you to join Federal Administrative Law
Judge Engelman to discuss career opportunities for attorneys with
the Social Security Administration and the Centers for Medicare and
Medicaid Services, as well as the role of attorneys who represent
beneficiaries and providers before the Office of Medicare Hearings
& Appeals.  Judge Engelman has had a distinguished career
in private practice, as a Social Security Administration
Administrative Law Judge, as a lecturer at Portland State
University and currently as a Federal Administrative Law Judge
hearing Medicare Appeals.  Lunch will be provided.  Hope
to see you there! Questions: Stacey Westerlund at s_westerlund@u.pacific.edu.

Lambda First General Meeting 

5:00 – 6:00 PM
| Classroom A    

Come join Lambda for its first general meeting to discuss upcoming events,
open board positions, and scholarship opportunities. Free pizza!
For information, please contact Josh Bohannan at j_bohannan@u.pacific.edu. 

Federalist Society presents: What’s right and
not-so-right with the Hobby Lobby
decision?          

5:00 – 6:00 PM
| Classroom B

In-N-Out!! Join Dr. John C. Eastman, Henry Salvatori Professor of Law &
Community Service at Chapman University Fowler School of Law, and
founding director of the Center for Constitutional Jurisprudence as
he discusses the issues presented in Burwell v. Hobby Lobby. Did we
mention In-N-Out will be provided? Questions: Dustin Kirby at d_kirby@u.pacific.edu.

3L Talk hosted by BarBri

12:00  –
1:00 PM | Classroom D

Learn what to
expect on the bar exam and how BARBRI can help you pass! Questions:
Courtney Dowell at c_dowell@u.pacific.edu.

Wolter Kluwer Textbook Informational Table

12:00 – 1:00 PM
| Student Center Table
3

Tabling for Wolter Kluwer Textbook Company. Questions: Chelan Vukas at c_vukas@u.pacific.edu.

Bloomberg Information Table

11:00 AM – 1:45
PM | Student Center Table 2

Questions:
Jaime Lindsey at jaimealindsey@gmail.com .

Themis Bar Prep Information Table

11:00 AM – 6:00
PM | Gazebo – West/Quad Side

Questions:
Yvette Edwards at yvette.edwards@themisbar.com.

Wednesday, Sept. 10

MESAA First General Meeting (Middle Eastern/South
Asian Association)

12:30 – 1:15 PM
| Classroom C

Come learn about all the plans MESAA has for the upcoming year! We invite all
McGeorge students to attend.  We are looking for a 1L Day and
Evening Representative! FREE FOOD WILL BE SERVED! For information,
please contact Nick Selinger at nick_seliger@yahoo.com.

Military Law Society General Meeting

5:00 – 6:00 PM
| S-19

Please join MLS for our first general meeting to discuss upcoming events and ideas for the 2014-2015 school year. Veterans, families of veterans and
service members, students interested in serving with JAG, and
anyone who just wants to join for the camaraderie and food is
welcome. Questions: Jasper Casey at j_casey1@u.pacific.edu.

Latina/o Law Students Association First Meeting

5:15 – 6:00 PM
| Classroom G

The Latina/o Law Students Association (LLSA) will be holding their first meeting
on September 10. We will be introducing the 2014-15 Board and
discussing upcoming events. Hope to see you there! Any questions
please contact Nickolas Salvidar at n_saldivar@u.pacific.edu.

Student Bar Association Board of Governors Meeting

5:30 – 6:30 PM
| SBA Office

All students are welcome to attend. This is the meeting where the entire SBA
Board convenes to deliberate on SBA matters such as funding
requests for student clubs, SBA events, and other matters impacting
our student constituency. If you are unable to attend and wish to
meet, please feel free to contact Ernesto Falcon at e_falcon@u.pacific.edu
to schedule an alternative time.

CDO Presents | CDO2Go: Student Center Drop-In Hours

12:00 – 1:00 PM
| Student Center Table 1

Do you have
“ONE QUICK CAREER QUESTION”? Stop by our table in the
Student Center and chat with a CDO career advisor. Questions:
Isabella Hannon at ihannon@pacific.edu.     

Lexis Nexis Information Table   

11:30 AM – 2:00
PM and 4:00
– 6:00 PM | Student Center Table 2

Questions:
Stephanie Sagaria at stephanie.m.sagaria@lexisnexis.com.

Thursday, Sept. 11

Evening of Etiquette, presented by Phi Alpha Delta and
the CDO

5:00 – 6:00 PM
| McGeorge House (Entire
House)

Brush up your professional manners with tips about learning how to dress and
conduct yourself while at networking events. For information,
contact Meghan Green at m_green10@u.pacific.edu.

CDO Presents | CDO Drop-In Hours 

12:00 – 1:00 PM
| CDO Lobby

 Questions: Isabella
Hannon at ihannon@pacific.edu.

Criminal Law Society Practitioner Series co-hosted by
the Federal Bar Association

12:00 – 1:00 PM
| Classroom C   

The Practitioner series, co-hosted by the Federal Bar Association, is
aimed at helping students get a glimpse of what “real”
practice is like. This particular event features Judge Currier who
will share his perspective on what quality attorneys should and
should not do in court. Food and drinks will be served. For
information, please contact Devina Douglas at d_douglas1@u.pacific.edu.

J. Reuben Clark Law Society Weekly Club
Meeting           

12:00  –
1:00 PM | S-18   

Come join us
for our weekly meeting. Upcoming events and the intersection of law
and faith will be discussed. Questions: Josh Robertson at j_robertson5@u.pacific.edu.

Intellectual Property Student Association General
Meeting        

12:30 – 1:30 PM
| Classroom B   

Do you have an interest in intellectual property? Come join us for our first
general meeting! We will be discussing our events this year
including the YouTube trip and IP week. Lunch will be provided! For
more information contact Paolo Visante at p_visante@u.pacific.edu.

Christian Law Students Society Meeting

12:30 – 1:30 PM
| S-19   

Come join CLSS’s weekly meeting for encouragement, camaraderie, and just a bit of
faith! Everyone is welcome. For information, contact William Fussell
at w_fussell@u.pacific.edu.

Bloomberg Information Table   

11:00 AM – 1:45
PM | Student Center Table 2     

Questions:
Jaime Lindsey at jaimealindsey@gmail.com.

Friday, Sept. 12

Inaugural McGeorge Faculty and Student Jam Session

4:00 – 6:00 PM
| McGeorge House Patio 

Come shake off the week’s stress and make some music on the McGeorge House Patio at the inaugural “McGeorge House Patio Jam.” Students,
faculty, their friends and families, are all invited to bring their
instruments and join in a musical jam session. Want to work through
a new piece of music with other musical students and a friendly
audience? Then come on down! Whether you’re a guitar god, a rhythm
devil, or just someone who likes to hum a tune in the shower,
you’re welcome to join in. Cold Beer and snacks will be provided.
Contact Professor Proske at jproske@pacific.edu if you have any questions
about the event.

Wine Law Society Mixer               

6:00 – 9:00 PM
| Off-Campus Location    

Eat, Drink, and be Merry! Join us at 58 Degrees and Holding for some wine
tasting and fun with our fellow wine lovers. We will be joined by
the Davis Wine Law Society in a night of relaxation and some
surprises. Any Questions Please Contact Melissa Bentz: m_toland1@u.pacific.edu. 

Saturday, Sept. 13

No events.

Sunday, Sept. 14

No events.

Monday, Sept. 15

“From Analyst to Hero: How Big Data Led to Bin
Laden” presented by the World Affairs Council of Northern
California, the McGeorge International Law Society & the
McGeorge Womens Caucus

5:30 – 7:30 PM
| Courtroom

Join the world affairs council, the McGeorge International Law Society and the
McGeorge Women’s Caucus for “From Analyst to Hero: How Big
Data Led to Bin Laden”. Cindy Storer was part of a team of CIA
intelligence analysts – dubbed “The Sisterhood” – who
discovered obscure data patterns signaling that Al-Qaeda was a
coordinated and highly dangerous threat. Though the team raised the
alarm, few people listened. Then 9/11 changed the world. Cindy
became a key strategic analyst, helping the nation’s policymakers
frame their understanding of terrorism and Al-Qaeda. Her pioneering
work helped lay the foundation for the efforts of the analysts and
targeting of officers who eventually found Osama bin Laden’s
hideout, as depicted in the movie “Zero Dark Thirty.”
Cindy’s work with the CIA is featured in the Emmy-award winning
documentary, “Manhunt: The Search for Bin Laden” in which
she appears with a select group of America’s top Al-Qaeda experts
and analysts. In this riveting keynote address, Cindy tells the
inside story of how big data helped lead to the identification and
capture of Al-Qaeda leaders, including one of the most wanted men
in history. Her inspirational message includes: believe in what you
do, take responsibility, trust your instincts, and think outside
the box. This event will be moderated by Elizabeth Rindskopf
Parker, former Dean of Pacific McGeorge School of Law. Questions:
Casandra Fernandez at cfernandez@pacific.edu. 

McGeorge Women’s Caucus 37th Annual Live and Silent
Auction – TICKETS ON SALE NOW!          

12:30 – 1:30 PM
and
5:00 – 6:30 PM | Student Center Table
1       

McGeorge Women’s Caucus is hosting its 37th Annual Live and Silent Auction
to benefit Sister Nora’s Place, a local nonprofit that provides
long-term shelter and case management for women with a history of
homelessness, trauma and serious mental illness. The Live and
Silent Auction ticket includes all-you-can-enjoy wine and beer
tastings and heavy appetizers. Event will be on Friday, September 26th at 6 PM in
the Elks Tower Ballroom.  Tickets on sale now- come visit us
at our table in the Student Center or visit our Facebook page for
easy online ticket purchase. Questions: Rebecca Caporale at r_caporale@u.pacific.edu.

Pet Food/Supplies Drive presented by the Student
Animal Legal Defense Fund

9:00 AM – 6:00 PM | Student Center Table 3

Every year the Student Animal Legal Defense Fund of McGeorge hosts an animal food drive benefiting the dogs and cats in our community. The donated
food goes towards the Sacramento Pet Food Pantry and other various
non-profit rescues in the Sacramento area. We welcome pet food,
beds, dishes, collars, toys, towels, blankets, etc. All will be
donated and put to great use for the animals! For information,
please contact Jacqueline Logan at j_logan2@u.pacific.edu.

Lexis Nexis Information Table   

11:30 AM – 2:00
PM and
4:00 – 6:00 PM | Student Center Table 2     

Questions:
Stephanie Sagaria at stephanie.m.sagaria@lexisnexis.com.

Tuesday, Sept. 16

Governmental Affairs Student Association Meeting

12:15 – 1:00 PM
and
5:15 – 6:00 PM | Classroom
C             

The Building, The Horseshoe, and the Third House Come on August 26 to learn about the opportunities available for law careers in and around the
Capitol, to meet like-minded student colleagues, and others.
Passionate about politics? Still trying to figure out what you want
to be when you grow up? Everyone is welcome. We offer two meetings
for your scheduling convenience.  Can’t make this meeting?
Mark your calendar for for our next meeting on September 16 – we’ll
elect two At-Large Representatives to the GASA Board – all
candidates are welcome.  Questions about meetings, or
interested in running for an At-Large Representative position in
September? Email GASA President Lexi Howard, l_howard1@u.pacific.edu.

National Lawyers Guild General Meeting

12:15 – 1:15 PM
| Classroom A

National Lawyers Guild is a national non-profit legal and political
organization comprised of lawyers, legal workers, law students, and
jailhouse lawyers. We represent progressive political movements,
using the law to protect human rights above property interests and
to attain social justice. As always, new members, suggestions and
ideas are welcome and celebrated! We will be holding elections for
the board positions of Treasurer and 1L Representative. Hope to see
you there. For information, please contact Jessica Melgar at j_melgar1@u.pacific.edu.

International Law Society (MILS) Elections &
General Meeting   

5:00 – 6:00 PM
| Classroom B      

Interested in public or private international law? Come learn about the great
programs the McGeorge International Law Society will be offering
this year. We will also be holding elections during this meeting.
MILS is seeking candidates to fill the following vacancies: –
Public Relations/Alumni Outreach *must be at least a 2L* – 1L Day
Rep  – 1L Evening Rep – Rep at Large *can be from any class
Please submit your resume and letter of interest to mcginternaitionallawsociety@gmail.com
by Sunday, Sept. 7th. You must be a dues-paying member to run for
an office. Dues are $10 for the year. You may pay your dues at the
business office or at the meeting. For information, contact Kastle
Lund at k_lund@u.pacific.edu.

Women’s Caucus 37th Annual Live and Silent Auction –
TICKETS ON SALE NOW!

12:30 – 1:30 PM
| Student Center Table
1             

McGeorge Women’s Caucus is hosting its 37th Annual Live and Silent Auction
to benefit Sister Nora’s Place, a local nonprofit that provides
long-term shelter and case management for women with a history of
homelessness, trauma and serious mental illness.  The Live and
Silent Auction ticket includes all-you-can-enjoy wine and beer
tastings and heavy appetizers. Event will be on Friday, September
26th at 6pm in the Elks Tower Ballroom.   Tickets on sale
now- come visit us at our table in the Student Center or visit our
Facebook page for easy online ticket purchase. Questions: Rebecca
Caporale at r_caporale@u.pacific.edu.

Field Placement Presents | An Evening with the
District Attorneys

5:00 – 6:00 PM | Classroom E

Have you ever wondered what an Extern does in a District Attorney’s Office?
If so, please join the Field Placement Program as we host the
hiring/supervising attorneys for externs for three different
District Attorney Offices.  Additionally, we will have
attorneys from a Juvenile Division.  They will discuss what
types of assignments you can expect to do in their respective
offices, how they hire and will be available to answer any
questions you may have.  Please join us – pizza will be
provided.  Questions: Sally Draper at sdraper@pacific.edu.

CDO Presents | CDO Drop-In Hours

 12:00 –
1:00 PM | CDO Lobby     

Questions:
Isabella Hannon at ihannon@pacific.edu.    

Bloomberg Information Table

11:00 AM – 1:45
PM | Student Center Table 2

Questions:
Jaime Lindsey at jaimealindsey@gmail.com.   

Wednesday, Sept. 17

Political Reform’s 40th Anniversary: A Dynamic Look at
the Past, Present and Future

8:30 AM – 1:00
PM | Lecture Hall              

Students, please join the Fair Political Practices Commission and the
University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Capital Center
for a discussion examining 40 years of political reform in
California. This event will feature prominent speakers discussing
and debating the past, present, and future of the landmark 1974
initiative, the California Political Reform Act, that created the
FPPC and made California a national leader in regulating campaign
finance, conflicts of interest, and governmental ethics.  This
event will feature a keynote address delivered by former Chair of
the Federal Elections Commission, general counsel to three
presidential campaigns, and lawyer for the Stephen Colbert
“Super PAC”, Trevor Potter.  Register here. Question: Latasa, Gerald at glatasa@pacific.edu.

McGeorge Women’s Caucus 37th Annual Live and Silent
Auction – TICKETS ON SALE NOW!          

12:30 – 1:30 PM
and 5:00
– 6:30 PM | Student Center Table 1

McGeorge Women’s Caucus is hosting its 37th Annual Live and Silent Auction
to benefit Sister Nora’s Place, a local nonprofit that provides
long-term shelter and case management for women with a history of
homelessness, trauma and serious mental illness.  The Live and
Silent Auction ticket includes all-you-can-enjoy wine and beer
tastings and heavy appetizers. Event will be on Friday, September
26th at 6pm in the Elks Tower Ballroom.   Tickets on sale
now- come visit us at our table in the Student Center or visit our
Facebook page for easy online ticket purchase. Questions: Rebecca
Caporale at r_caporale@u.pacific.edu.

Student Bar Association Board of Governors Meeting

5:30 – 6:30 PM | SBA Office

All students are welcome to attend. This is the meeting where the entire SBA
Board convenes to deliberate on SBA matters such as funding
requests for student clubs, SBA events, and other matters impacting
our student constituency.  If you are unable to attend and
wish to meet, please feel free to contact Ernesto Falcon at e_falcon@u.pacific.edu
to schedule an alternative time. 

Pet Food/Supplies Drive presented by the Student
Animal Legal Defense Fund 

9:00 AM – 6:00
PM | Student Center Table 3

Every year the Student Animal Legal Defense Fund of McGeorge hosts an animal food drive benefiting the dogs and cats in our community. The donated
food goes towards the Sacramento Pet Food Pantry and other various
non-profit rescues in the Sacramento area. We welcome pet food,
beds, dishes, collars, toys, towels, blankets, etc. All will be
donated and put to great use for the animals! For information,
please contact Jacqueline Logan at j_logan2@u.pacific.edu.

Lexis Nexis Information Table

11:30 AM – 2:00
PM and
4:00 – 6:00 PM | 

Student Center
Table
2

Questions:
Stephanie Sagaria at stephanie.m.sagaria@lexisnexis.com. 

Thursday, Sept. 18

First Employment and Labor Law Student Association
Meeting  

12:00 – 1:00 PM | Classroom A              

The Employment and Labor Law Student Association is having its first informational meeting. Come learn about clinic opportunities and community
involvement. Food will be provided. For information, please contact
Teal Miller at t_miller14@u.pacific.edu.

Recreation Connection First General Meeting

12:00 – 1:00 PM | Classroom B

Join us for our general meeting where we will be giving an overview of all of the
events for the year and introducing the board. We will also be
taking sign-ups for each event. For information, contact Chris Wolf
at c_wolf3@u.pacific.edu.

J. Reuben Clark Law Society Weekly Club Meeting

12:00 – 1:00 PM
| S-18

Come join us
for our weekly meeting. Upcoming events and the intersection of law
and faith will be discussed.  Questions: Josh Robertson at j_robertson5@u.pacific.edu.

McGeorge Moot Court Society First General Meeting

12:30 – 1:30 PM
| Classroom C and
5:00 – 6:00 PM | Classroom A 

Are you
interested in appellate advocacy? Advocacy in general? Do you want
to meet new people? Come join us and learn about ways you can get
involved in the Moot Court Society! This year McGeorge will be
hosting the Thomas Tang Moot Court Competition, so we need
volunteers! This will be a great way to see what moot court is all
about and give you a glimpse of what the 1L Moot Court Competition
is about. All students are welcome! For information, please contact
Maricar Pascual at maricar.a.pascual@psyclaw.com.

Christian Law Students Society Meeting

12:30 – 1:30 PM
| S-19

Come join CLSS
‘s weekly meeting for encouragement, camaraderie, and just a bit of
faith! Everyone is welcome. For information, contact William
Fussell at w_fussell@u.pacific.edu.

McGeorge Women’s Caucus 37th Annual Live and Silent
Auction – TICKETS ON SALE NOW!          

12:30 – 1:30 PM
and
5:00- 6:30 PM | Student Center Table
1        

McGeorge
Women’s Caucus is hosting its 37th Annual Live and Silent Auction
to benefit Sister Nora’s Place, a local nonprofit that provides
long-term shelter and case management for women with a history of
homelessness, trauma and serious mental illness.  The Live and
Silent Auction ticket includes all-you-can-enjoy wine and beer
tastings and heavy appetizers. Event will be on Friday, September
26th at 6pm in the Elks Tower Ballroom.   Tickets on sale
now- come visit us at our table in the Student Center or visit our
Facebook page for easy online ticket purchase. Questions: Rebecca
Caporale at r_caporale@u.pacific.edu.

Pet Food/Supplies Drive (Student Animal Legal Defense
Fund) 

9:00 AM – 6:00
PM | Student Center Table
4       

Every year the
Student Animal Legal Defense Fund of McGeorge hosts an animal food
drive benefiting the dogs and cats in our community. The donated
food goes towards the Sacramento Pet Food Pantry and other various
non-profit rescues in the Sacramento area. We welcome pet food,
beds, dishes, collars, toys, towels, blankets, etc. All will be
donated and put to great use for the animals! For information,
please contact Jacqueline Logan at j_logan2@u.pacific.edu.

Bloomberg Information Table

11:00 AM – 1:45
PM | Student Center Table
2                     

Question: Jaime
Lindsey at jaimealindsey@gmail.com.

Themis Bar Prep Information Table

11:00 AM – 6:00
PM | Gazebo – West/Quad
Side               

Questions:
Yvette Edwards at yvette.edwards@themisbar.com.

CDO Presents | CDO Drop-In Hours

12:00 – 1:00 PM
| CDO Lobby     

Questions: Isabella Hannon at ihannon@pacific.edu.

Friday, Sept. 19

Pet Food/Supplies Drive presented by Student Animal
Legal Defense Fund

9:00 AM – 6:00
PM | Student Center Table
3

Every year the
Student Animal Legal Defense Fund of McGeorge hosts an animal food
drive benefiting the dogs and cats in our community. The donated
food goes towards the Sacramento Pet Food Pantry and other various
non-profit rescues in the Sacramento area. We welcome pet food,
beds, dishes, collars, toys, towels, blankets, etc. All will be
donated and put to great use for the animals! For information,
please contact Jacqueline Logan at j_logan2@u.pacific.edu.

McGeorge Women’s Caucus 37th Annual Live and Silent
Auction – TICKETS ON SALE NOW!          

12:30 – 1:30 PM
and
5:00 – 6:30 PM | Student Center Table
1       

McGeorge
Women’s Caucus is hosting its 37th Annual Live and Silent Auction
to benefit Sister Nora’s Place, a local nonprofit that provides
long-term shelter and case management for women with a history of
homelessness, trauma and serious mental illness.  The Live and
Silent Auction ticket includes all-you-can-enjoy wine and beer
tastings and heavy appetizers. Event will be on Friday, September
26th at 6pm in the Elks Tower Ballroom.   Tickets on sale
now- come visit us at our table in the Student Center or visit our
Facebook page for easy online ticket purchase. Questions: Rebecca
Caporale at r_caporale@u.pacific.edu.

Saturday, Sept. 20

No events.

Sunday, Sept. 21

No events.

WORK-STUDY EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

WORK STUDY
POSITION in Graduate & International Programs Office

The Graduate
& International Programs Office is looking for a work study
student who will be able to assist in a variety of areas: Provide
tours to prospective law students, answer phones, do data entry and
clerical duties including scanning and uploading documents to files,
stuffing envelopes, making folders, assist in processing
applications, pack for recruiting events, update information in
database, send emails to applicants.  We are looking for
someone who has good communication and problem solving skills, attention
to detail and accuracy, the ability to prioritize workload, strong
organization skills, is punctual, enthusiastic and Professional.
Students must sign confidentiality agreements.  Please submit
any resumes to Kristi Axtell at kaxtell@pacific.edu or
in person at Northwest hall room 103.

TWO WORK STUDY
POSITIONS in Office of Advancement 

The Office of
Advancement has two work study positions open that support Alumni
Relations and Events.  Both positions have a heavy emphasis on
researching and verifying alumni contact information.  They
will also entail answering the alumni relations line and assisting
callers with general information about upcoming alumni events, and
general questions, as well as making phone calls to alumni to
invite them to upcoming events. Help will be needed in preparing
for alumni events. There will be special projects that will arise,
and other duties as assigned daily.  If you are interested,
please email Christine Chatman at cchatman@pacific.edu to
set up an interview.