The National Security Law Journal (NSLJ) and International Law Journal (ILJ) are co-hosting NSLJ’s Tenth Anniversary Symposium Series. There will be a panel each Friday at noon throughout the month of February. The topics each week are: February 4: The World Trade Organization’s Future Role in International Trade February 11: The Future of U.S. Export … Continue reading "National Security Law Journal Symposium"
Please join the Black Law Students Association and Christian Legal Society for “What Happens Next?: Life After Law School and the Fate of Grutter v. Bollinger.” This event will be moderated by Dean David Cho, and we will be joined by attorneys Anthony Batt, Rachael Hammer, Lakuita Bittle, and Jonathan Alexandre. Please join us for an … Continue reading "What Happens Next?: Life After Law School and the Fate of Grutter v. Bollinger"
In this presentation, Dr. Jessica Flanigan, the Richard L. Morrill Chair in Ethics and Democratic Values and an associate professor of Leadership Studies and Philosophy, Politics, Economics, and Law (PPEL) at the University of Richmond, will discuss why public officials should not restrict off-label drug marketing and why manufacturers should be legally permitted to distribute truthful … Continue reading "Ethics of Commercial Speech in Drug Advertising with Dr. Jessica Flanigan"
Bryan Nese, partner with Mayer Brown LLP, will share his program: “Planting and Preserving Your Network.” Mr. Nese has advice for students who are starting out in their law school job hunt and also for students getting ready to graduate. Mr. Nese has long had an interest in training future generations of lawyers on how … Continue reading "Legal Career Services: Networking Advice: Featuring Bryan Nese of Mayer Brown"
Please join the Career Services Office for a virtual panel discussion on careers in government. The speakers will be our alumni who work in a variety of different agencies. The panel discussion will be held over Zoom. Room 121 in the law school has been reserved for students to use to log into the panel … Continue reading "Legal Career Services: Government Career Opportunities Panel Discussion"
CASA Volunteering Update: Update for all of those interested in being a Court Appointed Special Advocate with CASA. There will be a volunteer interest meeting THIS WEDNESDAY, March 2nd at 6pm on Zoom. Sign up for the meeting here and I will send a Zoom link. If you are unable to attend, I will try to have the session recorded. … Continue reading "Pro Bono Society Opportunities: CASA Volunteering Interest Meeting"
Please join the Career Services Office for a panel discussion on careers in the financial services industry including government agencies regulating the industry as well as financial institutions. The speakers will be our alumni with careers in the field and will include both practicing attorneys and non-legal positions. The panel discussion will be held over … Continue reading "Legal Career Services: Financial, Regulatory, and FinTech Career Opportunities Panel Discussion"
Join MSELA for our spring interest meeting to hear more about our club, upcoming events, and how you can get involved. Pizza will be provided! RSVP here! Date: Monday, March 7th Time: 12:30 PM Room: 120
Date: Tuesday, March 8 at 12:00 pm Enjoy lunch with your classmates while discussing different perspectives on how mass engagement with social media has affected public discourse, whether the change has been for better or worse, and if social media platforms should be regulated. Questions? Email [email protected]. Sign up here.
Please join the Career Services Office via zoom for an introduction to "Big Law" Early/Fall Recruiting and the On-Campus Interview (OCI) process. We will cover timelines and technical aspects of the OCI process, including registration, bidding, and interview selection, as well as a general overview of the "Big Law" landscape. Room 225 is reserved for … Continue reading "Legal Career Services: “Big Law” Early/Fall Recruiting: Nuts and Bolts of the On-Campus Interview (OCI) Process"
Please join the Career Services Office for a panel discussion on careers in public interest. The speakers will be our alumni from a variety of organizations (see bios below). The panel discussion will be held over zoom. Room 121 in the law school has been reserved for students to use to log into the panel … Continue reading "Legal Career Services: Public Interest Careers – Virtual Alumni Panel Discussion"
Are you considering a federal clerkship after law school? Do you have questions about the application process? Please join Career Services for two information sessions on March 9 and March 23 to learn more. In Part I, we will discuss application strategy, application timelines, and what you can do to be competitive for these positions. In Part … Continue reading "Legal Career Services: Federal Judicial Clerkships: Part I"
