Current Students Events

In honor of Disability Awareness Month, we are excited to visit the University of Georgia School of Law on Tuesday, October 26 from 12:00 - 1:00 pm for a program on All Abilities - Disclosure, Sharing Awareness, and Navigating Your Career.

Disability disclosure is often a journey that can be difficult to navigate within the workplace. Not all disabilities are visible and can develop unexpectedly over time. We look forward to spreading awareness, providing suggestions for navigating your career, and also interacting with folks as they navigate their own journey.

Join us on November 8 for lunch to watch our annual Women in the Public Sector panel, hosted by GAWL-UGA and CDO. The panel will feature special guests from all different backgrounds. Please look out for emails closer to the event to see who will be speaking on the panel.

This panel will be moderated by GAWL-UGA and panelists will discuss what it is like working as a woman attorney in the public sector, the challenges they face, things that have helped them succeed, and what their day-to-day work is like.

Please RSVP by Thursday, Nov. 4 by Noon to reserve a lunch. 

Join us on November 1 from 12:00 pm to 12:50 pm for lunch and to watch our annual Women in the Private Sector panel, hosted by GAWL-UGA and CDO. The panel will feature the following special guests:

Alexis Trumble from Nelson Mullins

Anne Cox-Johnson from McDermott Will & Emery

Katherine McClintock from Jones Day

Misty Peterson from King & Spalding

Whitney Lay Greene from Drew Eckl Farnham

UGA Law's First Start Program invites all students to attend this workshop presented by Dr. Jessica Langley, Clinical Psychologist with UGA's CAPS.

All JD transfer students are invited to attend this small advising roundtable with the UGA Law Registrar's office. Dr. Paula McBride, Registrar and Mrs. Amanda Fox, First Start Coordinator will be discussing:

Point Allocation

Registration Information

General Advising Guidance

Time will be reserved at the end for student Q&A.

(BYO Brown Bag lunch)

Learn how you can get your name on the national LexisNexis Certification Registry. The Registry is searchable by employers and shows that you are committed to being an effective legal researcher.

Good legal writing is based on using good legal precedent. Learn how Shepard's can help you determine the precedential value of a case and how it can help you find better support for your argument.

Table Tips provide students with quick and helpful tips about researching on Lexis+.

Table Tips provide students with quick and helpful tips about researching on Lexis+.