Join the American Constitution Society and Black Law Students Association on Wednesday, April 6th from 4:30 – 7 pm for a virtual screening of On These Grounds to explore one fight against the school-to-prison pipeline in South Carolina.
Please join the Student Affairs team for Luncheon on the Grass! We’ll be providing sandwiches, chips, and cookies for any students who want to grab their picnic blankets and join us for an al fresco meal on the North Campus Quad. To give us a solid idea of how much food to order, please RSVP at the link below by 3pm on Monday, April 11.
Join us for a conversation with Professor Aya Gruber. As a lifelong feminist, former public defender, professor of criminal law, and survivor, Professor Gruber has personally and professionally grappled with the issue of feminism's influence on criminal law for decades.
This event, moderated by Professors Zohra Ahmed and Thomas Kadri, will discuss Professor Gruber's book, The Feminist War on Crime, which seeks to engage the new generation of energized feminists who care deeply about women's equality and ending mass incarceration.
All students are invited to meet with members of the law school's business law faculty and find out more about business law course offerings in the spring semester and learn how to plan business law curriculum during law school.
Please RSVP for this panel in LawDawgDash by Noon on Monday, April 4 to reserve a lunch.
Interested in applying a sustainability lens to your legal studies?
Whether you are still seeking 1L summer employment, and especially if you have finalized your summer plans, this session will help you to successfully navigate your summer work.
Costs associated with sitting for the bar can add up, especially when you aren’t working yet. Join LeAndra Ross from AccessLEX for this session which will help you estimate your expenses – from preparation through passing – and provide you with resources to create your strategic plan for managing the cost of your bar study.
Please RSVP in LawDawgDash at the link below.
https://zoom.us/j/96028587614?pwd=OXFKTjJsTTA3amZiWit1OTlYMmVidz09
Meeting ID: 960 2858 7614
Winners of our annual student and faculty awards will be announced via community-wide email and posted to this website (which will be publicly available beginning at noon on March 30).
The UGA Law Federalist Society is pleased to host Judges Elizabeth "Lisa" Branch (11th Cir.), Britt Grant (11th Cir.), William "Billy" M. Ray, II (NDGa), and Tilman "Tripp" Self, III (MDGa) for our annual judges panel. We look forward to hearing about their careers and thoughts on the role of a judge in the federal courts. Additionally, this event should be helpful for any students considering clerkships.
Please RSVP at the link below by Friday, April 8 at Noon to reserve a lunch.
SSDP at UGA will be meeting to celebrate our reactivation, discuss upcoming events, and talk about organizing around passing a cannabis decriminalization bill in Athens Clarke-County.