Events
The UofL Law IT Department would like to know how many students are using tablet computers, and which models are most popular among law students. Please take a minute to complete our survey!
To ensure only current law students complete the survey, you must log in first.
The UofL Law IT Department would like to know how many students are using tablet computers, and which models are most popular among law students. Please take a minute to complete our survey!
To ensure only current law students complete the survey, you must log in first.
The UofL Law IT Department would like to know how many students are using tablet computers, and which models are most popular among law students. Please take a minute to complete our survey!
To ensure only current law students complete the survey, you must log in first.
Robert Patton, General Counsel of LexmarkAdditional General Counsel appearance pending.....
Mr. Alan Tse (pronounced "say"), the Executive Vice President and General Counsel for Churchill Downs
coming in to speak about his position at Churchill, how he got there,
and any advice
he has for students wishing to get into sports law or
business/corporation law. Also, Churchill Downs has a legal internship
program so this would be a great opportunity for those interested to
make a great networking connection with Mr. Tse!! Also in attendance
will be recent Brandeis graduate, Lizzie Gersh. Lizzie was a co-founder
of SELS back in 2008, has been working in Churchill's legal department
since she graduated in 2010, and will have some great insight from the
perspective of a recent grad. Sandwiches,
snacks, and drinks will be provided. The Event will be in room 175.
What's the difference between a mentor, a role model, networking, and a person who serves as a reference? How do you find a mentor? How do mentoring relationships work? Leaders in the legal profession will provide their perspectives on mentoring at an SBA sponsored panel.Moderator: Professor Laura RothsteinSpeakers: Kentucky Supreme Court Justice Lisa Abramson Bobby Simpson, Corporate Counsel, General Electric; President Louisville Bar Association
Reserved Speed Mentoring ProgramRequires application to be submitted to Professor Laura Rothstein by Monday, March 5. Members of the bar will have 6-8 minute conversations with students (like a speed dating program). Students will speak to each mentor.
The UofL Law IT Department would like to know how many students are using tablet computers, and which models are most popular among law students. Please take a minute to complete our survey!
To ensure only current law students complete the survey, you must log in first.
On Thursday, March 8th, the SBA is sponsoring a MedMal Mixer for some of the professional schools at UofL. Students form the Law School, Medical School, Dental School, Nursing School, and School of Public Health are invited to attend this mixer. It will be held at Howl at the Moon at Fourth Street Live! from 7:30 - 11:00pm. Free food and drink specials will be provided. All Law School students are encouraged to wear red!
The UofL Law IT Department would like to know how many students are using tablet computers, and which models are most popular among law students. Please take a minute to complete our survey!
To ensure only current law students complete the survey, you must log in first.
Professor Arnold will be discussing course offerings that are beneficial to students who are interested in the fields of environmental law and land use and planning.
The University of Louisville’s Brandeis School of Law would like to extend the invitation to students who are interested in pursuing a law degree to attend our pre-law day entitled “Discover Law: Bridging the Gap between College and Law”. The Event will target the following students: high school students, students enrolled at community colleges as well as students enrolled at four year intuitions of higher education. The pre-law day is designed to be a one-day event, in which students will have the opportunity to partake in educational sessions such as, “How to prepare for Law School”, “Navigating the Admissions Process, and “How to conquer the LSAT” as well as a current student panel featuring students from the University of Louisville’s Brandeis School of Law. Lunch will provided for the all those in attendance at the event. During lunch, students will have the opportunity to register with DiscoverLaw.org. We look forward to welcoming students to discover law with UofL Law.
Following Tuesday’s (2/27) debate, the Federalist Society
will hold a brief interest session about opportunities to serve as
officers. As well as having opportunities
to be active in the law school, the Federalist Society is a prominent national
organization that has significant networking opportunities. If you are unavailable to attend, but still
have interest, please contact April Wimberg at aascog01@louisville.edu. Elections will be held the first week of
April.
The Kentucky Court of Appeals is continuing its tradition of hearing Oral Arguments in the Allen Courtroom and will hold a session at the law school on Thursday, March 29. The oral arguments will be held at 11 AM and 11:45 AM. They will last 30 minutes each and should conclude by approximately 12:15 PM. Students are invited for pizza and an informal Q & A session with the judges following the arguments at 12:15 PM in Room 275. Questions? Please see Professor Rick Nowka.
The Student Bar Foundation at the University of Louisville’s Brandeis School of Law is the only student-led and student-run organization that provides fellowships for law students who pursue low-paying or unpaid law-related public interest work. Proceeds from our Annual Charity Auction provide fellowships for these students to provide legal services to the poor or indigent, support public education, the judiciary, and citizens’ access to justice.Past fellowships allowed students to work at the U.S. Attorney’s Office, the National Center for the Prosecution of Child Abuse, the Department of Public Advocacy, Legal Aid, KY Refugee Ministries, the Commonwealth Attorney’s Office, the Kentucky Supreme Court, the Department of Justice, the National Juvenile Justice Network, the Center for Women and Families, and international service-learning programs in Rwanda and Belize. Last year, the Annual Charity Auction raised $12,000 and provided ten fellowships for students to perform public interest work in Kentucky, Tennessee, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Washington, D.C. This year’s Auction will be held in the Bluegrass Room at The Brown Hotel, March 29, 2012, 5:30 p.m. Silent Auction and 7 p.m. Live Auction. We look forward to seeing you there.
Saturday, March 31, 2012 at midnight is the deadline to order graduation apparel. For graduation information and to place a cap and gown order, please go to http://louisville.edu/commencement.
Exam4 for Spring 2012 final exams is now available. Students wishing to use their computers for finals must complete and submit a practice test using the newest version of Exam4 (all previous versions have expired) no later than 11:59 PM EDT, Friday, April 13, 2012. To submit any Exam4 exam, practice or otherwise, you must be on campus and connected to ulsecure.For more information, click here.
Exam4 for Spring 2012 final exams is now available. Students wishing to use their computers for finals must complete and submit a practice test using the newest version of Exam4 (all previous versions have expired) no later than 11:59 PM EDT, Friday, April 13, 2012. To submit any Exam4 exam, practice or otherwise, you must be on campus and connected to ulsecure.For more information, click here.
Come enjoy a healthy locally grown lunch!
Exam4 for Spring 2012 final exams is now available. Students wishing to use their computers for finals must complete and submit a practice test using the newest version of Exam4 (all previous versions have expired) no later than 11:59 PM EDT, Friday, April 13, 2012. To submit any Exam4 exam, practice or otherwise, you must be on campus and connected to ulsecure.For more information, click here.
