The Georgia Law Democrats will be tabling outside the law school to help members of the law school and the greater UGA community register to vote in time for the 2022 election cycle.
Exams . . . here they come again. Join me Wednesday, April 20th for a refresher on specific exam-taking strategies to help you do your best on your upcoming finals.
Georgia Daze, a minority recruitment student organization, is hosting “A Dialogue with a Double Dawg” with Richard Deane. Deane graduated from the School of Law in 1977. He will be speaking on his time at UGA as well as his time in the legal profession.
Join faculty from the Dean Rusk International Law Center, the Middle Eastern Law Student Association, and the International Law Society for discussion, networking, and light refreshments.
Law Republicans would like to invite all law students to attend a meet and greet event with Republican candidates for Georgia’s 10th Congressional district U.S. House seat prior to the May 24 primary election. This event will take place on Monday, April 18 from 12:00 to 1:00 P.M. in the Walker Room. No RSVP is necessary, and dress is casual. Tea, lemonade, and ice water will be provided for attendees.
Do you have a question about courses, scheduling, point allocation, or your graduation requirements?
Join an informal roundtable Q&A with Associate Director of Student Services and First Start Coordinator, Amanda Fox. She will be on hand to answer JD student questions.
Feel free to BYO lunch.
On Tuesday, April 12 - Roundtable will be in Classroom I (Hirsch Hall - 353) at 12:00 - 12:40 PM
On Wednesday, April 13 - Roundtable will be in Classroom H (Hirsch Hall - 355) at 12:00 - 12:40 PM
This week the normally scheduled Coffee Talk will be taken over by the First Generation Student Association (FGSA)!
FGSA Members will be on hand to share their experiences getting a summer and post-grad job. Whether you are interested in firms, clerkships, corporate counsel, government, or non-profits - come join us to hear about FGSA members' experiences in their summer positions, and get advice for securing a position with various employers.
The modern information society is governed by a central tension between drives to promote transparency and open access to information, and a concomitant need to safeguard privacy and personal dignity. This series explores different issues within that dynamic, featuring leading speakers from academia, civil society and government, who have made unique contributions to how information is shared, protected and regulated.
Do you have questions about the Journals? Want to get a firsthand account of what being on an Editorial Board is like? Join the Journals for a casual social on the North Quad Lawn! All 4 of the Journals will have representatives present to answer your questions and help you feel more prepared for the Write-On process. See you there!
General body meeting to discuss amendments to the organization’s bylaws and constitution and to give information to begin election nomination process.