Current Students Events

If/When/How: Lawyering for Reproductive Justice will be hosting an informational interest meeting for students interested in reproductive justice. Whether you want to practice in the field, want to advocate for reproductive rights, or just learn more, this meeting is for you! We will be discussing our new organization, plans for the future, and informing students of ways to get involved with executive board positions.

The purpose of the Honor Court is to serve as an investigatory body and as a court for the trial of violations and the determination of punishment in cases of guilt. The UGA Law Honor Court is accepting applications from first-year law students to apply to the Honor Court Investigator's Committee and Hearing Panel. This meeting will go over the details of the application, interview, and selection process.

9/23/2022 - Room 256, Classroom C 

9/27/2022 - Zoom

9/30/2022 - Room 256, Classroom C 

The EJF Auction is designed to raise money to support students working in public interest. The annual auction is a fun event, open to the entire law school community as well as graduates of the law school, that features silent and live auctions of professor packages and donated items from the community. Food will be served and beverages will be available for purchase. 

This is a training and troubleshooting session for Examplify, the school of law's exam software. This will provide you with a chance to familiarize yourself with the software and address any issues before the final exam period begins. Members of the School of Law's IT team will be on hand to help answer questions.

The Federal Bar Association is excited to welcome a United States Attorney and a Federal Public Defender to discuss the differences in their positions and internships within their office. This is a great opportunity for law students to network with practicing attorneys within the federal justice system!

Please RSVP in LawDawgDash at the link below. 

Training session for current 1L students about the 1L electives and the Spring registration process.

The Red Clay Conference is an annual student-run conference at the University of Georgia School of Law, established to increase public awareness of environmental issues. The 35th annual conference is titled Climate Change Innovation: Stakeholders and Tools and will discuss climate change stakeholders and identify the legal tools they are using to combat climate change. The conference will be held Friday, February 10, from 9:00 am to 3:30 pm. in the Larry Walker Room of Dean Rusk Hall on the UGA campus. 

Join fellow law students on October 14 at the Root for dancing and fun! 

Please email Clare Wojociechowski (clare.wojciechowski@uga.edu) with any and all questions.