Current Students Events

Judge Quraishi would like to go over diversity in the judicial area of law along with his experiences starting with being a JAG officer for the Army, then a magistrate Judge, before becoming the first South Asian Muslim appointed by President Biden to an Article III court. He would also like to talk about clerkships and how to apply as a diverse law student.

Please RSVP by Monday, Nov. 7 @ Noon to reserve a lunch at the link below. 

Have you ever wanted to learn more about the authors around the world who publish Articles with the Georgia Journal of International and Comparative Law? Are you curious about how the international crime of aggression can be attributed to individual states’ leaders? Dr. Nikola Hajdin, author of "Attribution of Individual Responsibility for the Crime of Aggression" (publication forthcoming in Volume 51), will answer your questions! Join Dr. Hajdin to learn more about his academic interest in this topic, his approach to advancing scholarship, and the crime of aggression.

Do you feel stuck with page deadlines for your Note coming up? If so, this workshop is for you. Come learn how to overcome Writer’s Block from an expert who regularly overcomes writer’s block to publish a vast amount of scholarship! This workshop will feature special guest Dean Peter B. “Bo” Rutledge.

While the primary audience for this event is the GJICL Editorial Board, all are welcome to attend!

With our Conference on the horizon, you may be wondering how conferences can impact your career in the legal profession. This workshop will feature a panel of faculty who will share their tips and tricks for making the most of conference attendance. Then our very own Conference Editors, Claire and Sarah Grace, will share how you can apply some of those tips and tricks when you attend our Conference!

The primary audience for this event is the GJICL Editorial Board, but anyone is welcome to attend!

Now that you’ve completed a few Cite Checks, you might be looking for ways to streamline the process and master the Bluebook. At this workshop, the Executive Editor team will be sharing their top tips for Bluebooking and Cite Checking. Come learn what the now-experts on the Bluebook wish they knew when they were Editorial Board members!

The primary audience for this event is the GJICL Editorial Board, though anyone is welcome to attend.

Join FBA to meet UGA law students who have previously secured federal law internships. The panel will discuss how they obtained their positions and their experiences therein. I encourage you to come prepared with questions and a desire to grow your network with like-minded students.

Please RSVP in LawDawgDash at the link below. 

Join the Family Law Society to hear from attorneys practicing in this area of law. You'll have the opportunity to learn about the different facets of family law and how to enter into the field. 

Please RSVP at the link below by Friday, Sept. 16 at Noon to reserve a lunch. 

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is the nation's health protection agency, responsible for saving lives and protecting people from health, safety, and security threats. Heather Huntley, Senior Attorney with the HHS Office of the General Counsel - CDC Branch, will be a holding virtual information session for students interested in learning more about CDC, its legal office, and externship/internship opportunities with the agency.

Please visit LawDawgDash to register and obtain additional information. The registration link is below. 

The Law School Staff Representative Group invites you to join us for an afternoon treat and to meet the Administrative Support Staff that you will interact with during your time at UGA School of Law. We look forward to meeting you!