2nd Year Moot Court Intramural Competition
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The final round of the 2nd Year Moot Court Intramural Competition will begin at 4:00 p.m. in the Hatton Lovejoy Courtroom.
A small reception will follow in the Rotunda.
Screening of Donald L. Hollowell: Foot Soldier for Equal Justice
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The School of Law and UGA Libraries are co-sponsoring this screening of Donald L. Hollowell: Foot Soldier for Equal Justice, a documentary centering on one of the attorneys who supported Hamilton Holmes and Charlayne Hunter in desegregating the University of Georgia. The Brown Media Archives & Peabody Awards Collection is screening the documentary from their collection, with introductory remarks offered by Mary Miller from BMA.
Formatting the 1L Brief: 1-on-1 Support
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As you finish up your brief, bring your laptop to the Law Library Foyer for some individual formatting assistance from law librarians Jason Tubinis and Heather Simmons, our formatting gurus! No appointment necessary.
If/When/How - Lunch & Learn: Healthy Relationships
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Join us for a discussion about building healthy relationships and navigating relationship violence. More details to come!
GAWL - Viewing of The Recall: Reframed
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Please join GAWL-UGA in a viewing of the documentary titled The Recall: Reframed. This film examines the 2018 recall of California Judge Aaron Persky, who lost his judgeship after handing down a sentence deemed too lenient by many in the infamous sexual assault case involving Stanford swimmer Brock Turner. The recall came at the height of the #MeToo movement, and some hailed it as a victory against rape culture, white privilege, and a system stacked against survivors of sexual violence.
Demystifying the Law School Experience presented by HLLSA, MELSA, ACS, ALSA, NLG
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Law students are aware of many of the ways that law and politics interact, of course, and often have a sense of the politics of their professors and the institution. We believe that there are also more subtle, but nevertheless, quite powerful political messages encoded in law school teaching, even by professors. In fact, we believe that those more subtle messages are among the most powerful political messages law school sends.
PILC - Alternative Spring Break Info Session
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Learn about Public Interest Law Council's Alternative Spring Break! Students may apply to spend a week in person or virtually with public interest placements across the state. This info session will cover the placement types, application process, and advantages of participating. This session will be recorded for those who cannot attend, but live attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions.
A Day in the Life of a Criminal Law Attorney
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Join the Criminal Law Society for a panel featuring Dean Dennis, Professor Meixner, a Maryland State Public Defender (Natalya's Mom), and Athens PD about what it is like to work as a criminal attorney and in criminal law.
Please RSVP in LawDawgDash.
The Bar Exam: What You Need To Know
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3Ls & LLMs:
Join CDO and members of the Bar Examiners for a discussion on what you need to know about the bar exam.
Topics will include:
- Exam registration information
- How to apply for the Certificate of Provisional Admission in Georgia
- Where to check for ongoing updates to various jurisdictions' bar exams
- Q&A
Please plan to arrive beginning at 11:40 so we can ensure the program can begin promptly at Noon with lunch served. Let us know you will be there by RSVPing in LawDawgDash.
Ethics & Professionalism in Labor & Employment Law
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LELA is hosting Prof. Elizabeth Rafuse, Professor Weyman Johnson, and Dean Rebecca White for a discussion about Ethics & Professionalism in the Labor & Employment practice areas.
Please RSVP in LawDawgDash