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Exam Materials Ready for Pick-Up
All returned exam materials will be in a master file and available for a single pick up from the Office of the Registrar beginning on January 26th during regular business hours. You will be required to present your Pacific ID and provide your exam ID number when picking up exam materials. If your work schedule prohibits you from picking up during regular hours, please contact the Office of the Registrar at sacregistrar@pacific.edu to request to schedule an individual pick up appointment.Exam materials pick up is scheduled as follows:
Monday, January 26 10:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Tuesday, January 27 8 -11 AM & 2pm – 5:30 PM
Wednesday, January 28 8 -11 AM & 4pm – 6:15 PM
Thursday, January 29 8 – 11 AM & 2 PM – 5:00 PM
Friday, January 30 8 AM – 2:00 PM
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Annual Benjamin Frantz First Year Mock Trial Competition:
First year Day and Evening Students – It’s time for the Annual Benjamin Frantz First Year Mock Trial Competition! Sign up to try out courtroom litigation and win a scholarship. You may sign up in pairs (Prosecution and Defense) or individually!
Sign Ups are Monday, Feb. 2nd – Friday, Feb. 6th in the courtroom
There will be information sessions for day and evening students on Tuesday Feb. 3rd and an optional workshop on the material on Friday, Feb. 6th from 11am – 3pm in the courtroom (lunch will be provided). The competition is Friday, Feb. 13th – Saturday, Feb. 14th and is followed by a BBQ for participants. Final rounds will be held Saturday, Feb. 21st. If you have any questions, please email Selena Farnesi at s_farnesi@u.pacific.edu or check the TAA Facebook Page.
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Medical Legal Issues Joint Class with UCD Medical School and McGeorge Students
February 3 &17th (Group 1) and 5 &19 from 2-5 (Group 2). Each group will cover the same material. Please contact Professor Melissa Brown ASAP if you are interested in this unique opportunity that is offered at no other law school in the country.
The class will deal with inter professional medical/legal issues through the use of a case study. McGeorge Students will be given materials ahead of time to
Review and will meet as a group from 2-2:30 to prepare and then join the 3D year medical students. The class will be presented in two parts. Visit the McGeorge Health Law Association Face Book page.
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Westlaw/TWEN Password Reset
Westlaw/TWEN is requiring everyone to reset their passwords. If you do not reset your password by the deadline (West has not yet set the actual deadline), your access to Westlaw and TWEN will be cut off until you reset your password. I encourage everyone to reset their password before the end of January.
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Spring On-Campus Interviews 2015
Applications for Spring On-Campus Interviews are now being accepted. Government agencies, law firms, and public interest employers will be on campus interviewing 1D/2E and 2D/3E students for summer and fall 2015 positions and 3D/4E students for post-JD positions. The interviews will take place on the McGeorge campus from February 24 through March 12. The first application deadline is February 6 for Group 1 employers (there are three interview groups). You may review participating employers and apply for interviews on McGeorgeCareersOnline. For more information on OCI, how to participate and how to prepare your application materials, see our On-Campus Interview program webpage. Employers are added to the schedule on a continuous basis so it is important that you check McGeorgeCareersOnline (MCO) regularly.
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Study Abroad This Summer!
Broaden your law school Experience – Abroad!
Get a bilingual and inter-cultural approach to legal education in Antigua, Guatemala. Study in a renovated 16th Century palace in the heart of Salzburg, Austria. Learn more here. Questions: Ly Lee at llee3@pacific.edu.
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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY WEEK
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12th Annual Barrister’s Ball Ticket Sales
12:00 – 1:00 PM and 5:00 – 6:00 | Student Center Table 5
Tickets are on sale for Barrister’s Ball! Individual tickets are $65 each and its $60 each for a table of 10. For those buying individual tickets please come to the table with your meal choice and payment ready. For those purchasing a table, have the names, meal choices, and all payments of all those sitting at your table ready when you come to purchase tickets. The event will be at Double Tree by Hilton and goes from 7 – 11 PM. If you have any food allergies, please let us know when you purchase your ticket and your entree will be accommodated. For information, please contact Jaclyn Zdanowski at j_zdanowski@u.pacific.edu.
BarBri Information Table
11:00 AM – 1:00 PM and 5:00 – 6:00 PM | Student Center Tables 2 and 1
Questions: Courtney Dowell at c_dowell@u.pacific.edu. |
Lexis Training
12:00 – 1:00 PM | Classroom A
Please join LexisNexis for a review of international research materials. The class will go over the key international resources on LexisAdvance, and walk through the easiest way to research international issues on Lexis. The class will cover the basics as well as give a roadmap for where to find specific international sources including treaties, international court decisions, and important secondary sources available only on Lexis. Please reply to the email invite coming to you soon to reserve your spot today! Lunch, as well as Rewards points, will be included as well. Questions: Stephanie Sagaria at stephanie.m.sagaria@lexisnexis.com.
12th Annual Barrister’s Ball Ticket Sales
12:00 – 1:00 PM and 5:00 – 6:00 PM | Student Center Table 5
See description above. For information, please contact Jaclyn Zdanowski at j_zdanowski@u.pacific.edu.
Reading Partners Information Session
12:00 – 1:30 PM | Classroom D
Help make a difference in your community! Learn how you can impact the community and make a difference in the life of a child in just 1 hour each week. Meet Rachel Valler of Reading Partners and hear from current student volunteers. This program is eligible for pay under the federal work study program. The pay is $10 per hour. Volunteer hours count toward the Capital Commendation for Public Service. Bret Hart Elementary School is within walking distance of McGeorge. Reading Partners is a nonprofit organization that recruits and trains community volunteers to provide one-on-one literacy tutoring to students who are struggling with reading. To RSVP contact Jermaine Cruz at jcruz1@pacific.edu.
Summer Programs
12:00 – 1:30 PM | Student Center Table 1
Questions: Ly Lee at llee3@pacific.edu.
PLSS Phone Banking
5:00 – 6:00 PM | S-18
Get Your Required Volunteer Hours! PLSS will be holding phone banking sessions to solicit items for the Live and Silent Auction taking place on April 10th! You can receive time towards your hours required to apply for the PLSS summer grant by helping us contact local businesses and/or picking up items. For information, please contact Raihane Dalvi at r_dalvi@u.pacific.edu.
IP WEEK | Alumni Panel, Day in the Life of a IP Professional
5:00 – 7:00 PM | Classroom G
The panel consists of McGeorge Alumni practicing in the Northern California Area. The discussion focuses on their respective paths their careers. Topics of discussion focus on how to seek post bar employment and the finer details of legal work in the major intellectual property disciplines. The discussion focuses on patent prosecution, patent litigation, transaction and trade secret. For information, contact Vincent Ruggiero at v_ruggiero@u.pacific.edu. |
BarBri Information Table
11:00 AM – 1:00 PM and 5:00 – 6:00 PM | Student Center Table 2
Themis Bar Informational Table
11:00 AM – 6:00 PM | Student Center Table 3
McGeorge Women’s Caucus General Meeting
12:15 – 1:00 PM | Classroom B
Come have lunch with MWC and learn about our upcoming events this semester! We are excited to bring an amazing panel of diverse women in Labor and Employment law in a couple weeks to kick-off Diversity Week. We will also be working with several Sacramento-based nonprofits to benefit women and children escaping violence during February and March. New and returning members welcome! For information, contact Rebecca Caporale at r_caporale@u.pacific.edu.
IP WEEK | Kate Patterson, IP Head Hunter
12:15 – 2:15 PM | Classroom A
Kate Patterson is a IP head hunter for various IP firms located primarily in the bay area. She has specialized in recruiting and consulting exclusively for intellectual property attorneys since the 1980s. Kate will break down specific things that IP firms are looking for from new associates and give tips on how to make yourself standout when seeking employment. For information, contact Vincent Ruggiero at v_ruggiero@u.pacific.edu.
Summer Programs
5:00 – 6:00 PM | Student Center Table 1 Summer Programs
Questions: Ly Lee at llee3@pacific.edu.
Natural Resources Internship and Career Fair
5:00 – 6:30 PM | Student Center
Presented by McGeorge Environmental Law Society and Water Law Society. Representatives from public agencies, non-governmental organizations, and private firms, such as the California Department of Water Resources, California Attorney General’s Office, Planning and Conservation League, and Stoel Rives, will be on campus to talk to students about internship and career opportunities with their organizations for summer and fall 2015 and spring 2016. This is a great event for 1Ls and 2Ls to apply for paid and unpaid internships during the summer and the school year, so get your resumes and cover letters up to date at the CDO! Appetizers and beverages will be provided. If you have questions, please e-mail Brenda Bass, ELS president, at b_bass@u.pacific.edu.
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PLSS Phone Banking
12:00 – 1:00 PM | S-18
Get Your Required Volunteer Hours! PLSS will be holding phone banking sessions to solicit items for the Live and Silent Auction taking place on April 10th! You can receive time towards your hours required to apply for the PLSS summer grant by helping us contact local businesses and/or picking up items. For information, please contact Raihane Dalvi r_dalvi@u.pacific.edu.Summer Programs
12:00 – 1:30 PM | Student Center Table 1
Questions: Ly Lee at llee3@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.
GASA Monthly Meeting
5:00 – 6:00 PM | Classroom G
GASA Presents: How To Get A Government Job Interested in working for state or local government? Confused about the hiring processes? Not sure where to find the required forms, what the rules are, and how to grab the attention of governmient hiring attorneys? Come to this information session and learn from recent McGeorge grads about how they got their jobs, what being a government lawyer is like, and the benefits of working for the government. For information, contact Lexi Howard at l_howard1@u.pacific.edu.
Club Español Meeting
5:00 – 6:15 PM | S-19
Calling all Spanish speakers! All are welcome who want to speak in Spanish and participate in exciting Spanish-related activities! If you would like to be included in the Club Español Mailing List, please contact Professors Julie Davies at jdavies@pacific.edu or Luis Mogollon at lmogollon@pacific.edu. Professors Davies and Mogollon will develop club meeting agendas based off of the interest of members.
The Criminal Law Society Presents a Student & Practitioner Mixer
5:30 – 7:30 PM | Rotunda
You are cordially invited to the McGeorge Criminal Law Society’s Practitioner & Student Mixer.Come meet, mix and mingle with those out who can tell you what it’s really like out there in the field of criminal law. Ask all those questions you’ve always wanted to ask. Make connections that will serve you throughout your career. Beer, wine and hors d’oeuvres will be served. McGeorge Rotunda Thursday, January 29, 2015 5:30pm to 7:30pm Sponsored by the McGeorge Criminal Law Society Cost: Free! Business attire requested Please contact Devina Douglas at d_douglas1@u.pacific.edu with any questions.
IP WEEK | IP Mixer, Year In Review
6:00 – 9:00 PM | Student Center
The Sacramento County Bar Association, Intellectual Property Chapter, will be co-hosting “A Year In Review”. Practitioners will be discussing major developments in Copyright, Trademark and Patents that any IP enthusiast should be aware of. The evening will start with a mixer allowing students to mingle and meet practicing attorneys in the Sacramento area. This event will be a MCLE event for practicing attorneys. Vincent Ruggiero v_ruggiero@u.pacific.edu. |
12th Annual Barrister’s Ball
7:00 – 11:00 PM | Double Tree Hilton on Arden
Barrister’s Ball is one of the largest and most memorable campus events of the year. All around the United States (as well as the UK, Australia and Canada), Student Bar Associations throw a night to remember open to the student body. The theme of this year’s event will be: MOULIN ROUGE Individual tickets are $65 each and if you buy a table of 10 it is $600 total ($60 each). Your ticket includes a 3 course meal with a hosted bar including beer, wine, and champagne. Questions: Jacqueline at j_zdanowski@u.pacific.edu. |
Bloomberg Career Training
12:00 – 1:00 PM | Classroom A
Questions: Jaime Lindsey at jaimelindsey@gmail.com.
Diversity Week | Kick-off Mixer with Dean Mootz
5:00 – 7:00 PM | McGeorge House
DIVERSITY WEEK PRESENTS The Diversity Week Kick-Off Mixer with Dean Mootz, Carmen Nicole Cox, ’11, and Samantha Pottenger, ’09 (Sponsored by Admissions and Diversity Initiatives) – Join us for great company and refreshments as we kick off Diversity Week 2015 – a week scheduled to be filled with exciting and substantive programming. This mixer is free of charge and open to all! Please RSVP online.
Know Your Rights Training (National Lawyers Guild)
5:30 – 6:30 PM | Classroom C
The purpose of Know Your Rights Training is to arm you, members of the community, particularly those who are target by or vulnerable to law enforcement, with information about your rights during those engagements. At the end of this training you should be able to identify the three stages of engagements with law enforcement, know what your rights are during each of the three stages, have the tools to be able to assert those rights, and you should know what to do if and when those rights are violated. This event if for all students! Food will be provided! For information, contact Jessica Melgar at j_melgar1@u.pacific.edu.
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BarBri Information Table
11:00 AM – 1:00 PM and 5:00 – 6:00 PM | Student Center Table 2
Questions: Courtney Dowell at c_dowell@u.pacific.edu.
Diversity Week | Employment & Labor Panel
12:00 – 1:30 PM | Classroom D
DIVERSITY WEEK PRESENTS Employment and Labor Law Panel – Don’t miss this amazing panel of women hosted by Mastagni Holstedt, A.P.C. and McGeorge Women’s Caucus! Panelists include Luella Nelson (Arbitrator/Mediator/Factfind/Special Master), Kristianne Seargeant (Kronic, Moskovitz, Tiedemann & Girard), Kathleen Mastagne Storm (Masterni Holstedt) and Latika Malkani (Siegel Lewitter Malkani) and Anne Giese (SEIU Local 1000). Program includes FREE LUNCH! Please RSVP online.
Information Meeting- Annual Benjamin Franz First Year Mock Trial Competition
12:00 – 1:00 and 5:00 – 6: 00 | Classroom C
First year Day and Evening Students – It’s time for the Annual Benjamin Franz First Year Mock Trial Competition! Come learn how you can get a taste of court room litigation while getting a chance to win a scholarship! Each team, the Prosecution and Defense, will be made up of two students, so find a partner in the coming weeks and come ask your questions at one of the meetings. The last day to sign up for the Competition is Friday, February 6 by 3:00 PM. Contact Selena Farnesi with any questions: s_farnesi@u.pacific.edu.
Bloomberg Career Training
5:00 – 6:00 PM | Classroom A
Questions: Jaime Lindsey at jaimelindsey@gmail.com. PLSS Phone Banking
5:00 – 6:00 PM | S-18
Get Your Required Volunteer Hours! PLSS will be holding phone banking sessions to solicit items for the Live and Silent Auction taking place on April 10th! You can receive time towards your hours required to apply for the PLSS summer grant by helping us contact local businesses and/or picking up items. For information, contact Raihane Dalvi at r_dalvi@u.pacific.edu.
Diversity Week | A Celebration of Civil Rights Dog Whistle Politics: Coded Racism and Inequality for All
5:00 – 6:15 PM | Courtroom
A Celebration of Civil Rights: Special Guest Professor Ian Haney-López; Honoree Professor Brian Landsberg. The conversation will be led by Professor Brian Landsberg with Professor Ian F. Haney-López on his his most recent book, Dog Whistle Politics: How Coded Racial Appeals Have Reinvented Racism and Wrecked the Middle Class. Reception in honor of Professor Brian Landsberg to follow in the Grand Salon. Questions: Tracy Simmons at tsimmons@pacific.edu.
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BarBri Information Table
11:00 AM – 1:00 PM and 5:00 – 6:00 PM | Student Center Table 2
Questions: Courtney Dowell at c_dowell@u.pacific.edu.
Diversity Week | Food Fair to Benefit the Diversity Scholarship
12:00 – 1:30 PM | Student Center
Purchase a $7 ticket & help yourself to a plethora of foods specially created and served to you from our Chartered Student Student Organizations, Faculty and Staff!
This event benefits the McGeorge Faculty Diversity Scholarship. This scholarship will support students with financial need and a proven record of service to underrepresented populations before entering law school. The Scholarship will serve to demonstrate to our students and the legal community Pacific McGeorge’s commitment to the importance of diversity in law school education. The money for this scholarship was raised by the faculty at Pacific McGeorge and matched by an extraordinary gift from the estate of Regents Robert C. and Jeannette Powell. Questions: tsimmons@pacific.edu.
Diversity Week | Movie Screening of Soft Vengeance: Albie Sachs and the New South Africa
5:00 – 7:00 PM | Classroom H
Soft Vengeance is a film about Albie Sachs, a lawyer, writer, art lover and freedom fighter, set against the dramatic events leading to the overthrow of the apartheid regime in South Africa. Shining a spotlight on Albie’s story provides a prism through which to view the challenges faced by those unable to tolerate a society founded on principles of slavery and disempowerment of South Africa’s majority black population. As a young man, Albie defended those committed to ending apartheid in South Africa. For his actions as a lawyer, he was imprisoned in solitary confinement in Cape Town, tortured through sleep deprivation and forced into exile. In 1988 he was blown up by a car bomb set by the South African security forces in Maputo, Mozambique, which cost him his right arm and the sight of one eye, but miraculously he survived and after a long year of rehabilitation in England, he recovered. Returning to South Africa following the release of Nelson Mandela, Albie helped write the new Constitution and was then appointed as one of the first 11 judges to the new Constitutional Court, which for the past 20 years has been insuring that the rights of all South Africans are afforded protection.” Questions: Tracy Simmons at tsimmons@pacific.edu.
GLS II Contract Drafting Exercise
7:15 – 9:15 | Classroom H
Student Training.
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Themis Bar Information Table
11:00 AM – 6:00 PM | Student Center Table 3
Questions: yvette.edwards@themisbar.com.
PLSS Phone Banking
12:00 – 1:00 PM | S-18
Get Your Required Volunteer Hours! PLSS will be holding phone banking sessions to solicit items for the Live and Silent Auction taking place on April 10th! You can receive time towards your hours required to apply for the PLSS summer grant by helping us contact local businesses and/or picking up items. For information, please contact Raihane Dalvi at r_dalvi@u.pacific.edu
Diversity Week | The Man, The Myth, The Legend: Nathaniel Colley and His Stance Against Discrimination
12:00 – 1:45 PM | Classroom A
(Sponsored by BLSA, Admissions and Diversity Initiatives)
For purposes of Diversity Week and Black History Month, the Black Law Student Association is putting on a event directed at celebrating the life of Nathaniel Colley, an African American Attorney who has roots in McGeorge School of Law and who has done so much for progressing the national civil rights agenda here in Sacramento, California. Also this will be an event where we will discuss the topics of systematic discrimination in education, housing, and employment. Food will be provided. Please RSVP online.
CDO Presents: Navy JAG Information Session
12:00 – 1:00 PM | S-4
If you are thinking about a career as a JAG Officer after law school, join us for a Navy JAG Information Session. Lt. Alex Wann will be here to answer your questions and give you information about life in the Navy JAG Corps. Snacks will be provided. Questions? Please contact Isabella Hannon at ihannon@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.
Diversity Week | An Evening with the Brubeck Quartet
6:00 – 8:00 PM | Student Center
(Sponsored by the Pacific McGeorge Alumni Board, the Diversity Affairs Committee and Downey Brand) An Evening with the Brubeck Quartet with guest speakers Judge Morrison England, ’83, and Fredericka McGee, ’91.
Please join us for an evening of jazz! At the event we will be celebrating the completion of the Pacific McGeorge Faculty Diversity Scholarship. This scholarship will support students with financial need and a proven record of service to underrepresented populations before entering law school. The Scholarship will serve to demonstrate to our students and the legal community Pacific McGeorge’s commitment to the importance of diversity in law school education. The money for this scholarship was raised by the faculty at Pacific McGeorge and matched by an extraordinary gift from the estate of Regents Robert C. and Jeannette Powell. RSVP online.
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Ben Franz 1L Mock Trial Competition Workshop (Trial Advocacy Association, Mock Trial Team)
11:00 AM – 3:00 PM | Courtroom
Come learn how you can get a taste of court room litigation while getting a chance to win a scholarship! Each team, the Prosecution and Defense, will be made up of two students. Current mock trial team members will lead workshops on how to give direct exams, cross exams, opening statements and closing arguments. If you plan to compete, you should plan on attending at least one hour of the scheduled workshops. Preliminary Rounds will be held on Friday, February and Saturday, February 14. The Top 20 people will make it to the Final Round, which will be held Saturday, February 21. The top three students will each receive a scholarship award! Deadline to sign-up is Friday February 5 by 3 p.m. If you have any questions, please email Selena Farnesi at s_farnesi@u.pacific.edu.
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2015 LSAC DIVERSITY INITIATIVES INTERN
LSAC is now accepting applications for the 2015 LSAC Diversity Initiatives Summer Internship. This is a great opportunity for a law student to gain exposure to legal education and to gain a deeper understanding of LSAC’s Diversity Initiatives. Please read and follow the application submission requirements carefully. Due to the vast number of applications, incomplete and improperly submitted applications will not be considered. Previous LSAC Diversity Initiatives Interns have gone on to establish outstanding careers in private and public interest law, government, and higher education. Please click here for the position announcement along with the LSAC Non-Discrimination Policy.
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Reading Tutors needed! Volunteer as a Reading Partner today!
Help make a difference in your community! Reading Partners is seeking volunteer tutors Monday through Thursday, between 9 AM and 5 PM. It is a one hour a week commitment. Volunteer hours count toward the Capital Commendation for Public Service. Bret Hart Elementary School is within walking distance of McGeorge. This program is eligible for pay under the federal work study program. The pay is $10 per hour. Reading Partners is a nonprofit organization that recruits and trains community volunteers to provide one-on-one literacy tutoring to students who are struggling with reading. Tutors deliver a highly effective, research validated curriculum and are supported by program staff who are onsite at all times. To sign up to be a Reading Partner, visit the Reading Partner website. If you have any questions, please call (916) 996-0830 or email rachael.valler@readingpartners.org. |
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IFRC First Annual International and Comparative Disaster Law Essay Contest
The International Federation of the Red Cross (IFRC) has launched its First Annual International and Comparative Disaster Law Essay Contest. The contest is co-sponsored by the IFRC, the American Society of international Law (ASIL) and the “International Disaster Law Project” of the Universities of Bologna, Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna, Roma Tre and Uninettuno (also associated with the Italian Red Cross), with support from the International Institute of Humanitarian Law. The contest seeks entries from graduate or undergraduate students (regardless of major/concentration) with a deadline of January 30, 2015.
Among the top prizes are sponsored participation in the week-long annual “International Disaster Law Course” in Sanremo and a
year membership in ASIL and waiver of fees for attendance of the 2015 Annual meeting on April. Note that all submissions must be in English and must address international or comparative legal issues for disasters linked to natural hazards.
Submissions may range from 5,000 to 10,000 words, including footnotes. Essays should be submitted to disaster.law@ifrc.org as Microsoft Word attachments. In the subject line, please state “Submission: International and Comparative Disaster Law Essay Contest”. Questions may be directed to the same email address. The full contest rules, prizes to be awarded, as well as a sample list of topics, are available here. |
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ABA Tort Trial Insurance Practice Section Student Writing Competition
As you gear up for your spring seminars and independent study and note supervisions, I offer an annual reminder of the ABA Tort Trial Insurance Practice Section Student Writing Competition.
ABA TIPS Home.
ABA Law Students brochure.
Writing competition FLYER.
Writing competition rules. As last year, the deadline is set at May 1 to maximize inclusion of semester papers. The scope of TIPS is quite broad– TIPS Committee list.The competition is open to all ABA Law Student Division members. Submitters need not be ABA TIPS members, but why shouldn’t they be? TIPS membership is free for ABA law student members.
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1/27/2015
All tuition and fees for this semester need to be paid in full by the close of business Tuesday, January 27, 2015.
2/6/2015
Last day to sign up for Spring OCI Group 1 interviews on McGeorgeCareersOnline.
2/6/2015
Last day to sign up for Benjamin Franz First Year Mock Trial Competition3/6/2015
Pre-filed FAFSA (2015-2016) due!
3/6/2015
General scholarship application for 2015-2016 school year due!
4/1/2015
Timely filing deadline for the July 2015 California Bar Exam.
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Mark your calendar for these upcoming events:
2/11/2015 at 5:00 PM
Your backstage pass to the judicial process with Judge England.
2/12/2015
The Nuts and Bolts of Getting a Clerkship (Federal Bar Association)
2/12/2015 at 5:00 PM
Forcing the Spring: Inside the Fight for Marriage Equality.
2/13/2015, 2/14/2015, and 2/21/2015
20th Annual Benjamin Frantz First Year Mock Trial Competition
2/19/2015
CDO Presents | 15th Annual Public Interest Job Fair
2/24/2015 and 2/26/2015
Spring OCI Interviews
3/6/2015
The Global Center presents: The Promise and Perils of an International Law of Property.
4/3/2015 – 4/4/2015
Spring McGeorge Justice Bus Trip to Lake County.
More information about upcoming events may be found online in the Student Calendar.
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