About
SELS is a student-run organization with a mission to create opportunities for UGA Law students who may be interested in pursuing a career in the sports and entertainment law industries. We strive to expose students to the unique and illustrious industries via conferences, round-table discussions, and various networking events.
Leadership
Advisor: Professor David E. Shipley
President: Demi Willis
Vice President of Sports: Maddie Burdick
Vice President of Entertainment: Anré Washington
Social Chair: Jake Shapiro
Treasurer: Eric Jorgensen
Protect Athens Music 2018
When: April 18, 2018 at 4 pm
Where: 40 Watt Club, 285 W. Washington Street Athens, GA 30601
The event’s purpose is to promote and discuss legal issues relevant to the music community. In order to better serve attendees, Protect Athens Music has a survey out seeking knowledge into which issues are most important to those concerned.
This year’s Keynote Speaker and UGA Law/SELS Alum, Attorney Michelle Davis, will be offering a copyright primer for musicians titled, “How to Protect Your Music”.
Following the keynote, Michelle will join Alyssa DeHayes (UGA Alum), Drew Vandenberg, and Knowa Logic for a panel discussion titled, “Amateur to Entrepreneur: How to be a Musician and a Professional”.
The event starts at 4PM at the 40 Watt (285 W Washington St, Athens, GA 30601) with live music performed by The Broken String Band!!!
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