Events
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.
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.
Papers: Stories of Undocumented Youth : A Film Screening
The film, Papers: Stories of Undocumented Youth, illuminates some of the insurmountable struggles that undocumented children and their families face living in the United States. An estimated 65,000 undocumented students graduate from high school every year in the United States with little or no opportunity for higher education or ever garnering gainful employment. The DREAM Act (Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors)addresses the situation of students who came to the U.S. with their parents as young children and who were constitutionally guaranteed a free elementary and secondary education, only to graduate from high school and become unlawfully present when they turn 18 years old.Free, light lunch available at 11:30am.Open to all.
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.
The Entrepreneurship Clinic is hosting an information meeting for all students on Wednesday, April 11,
at noon in Room 177. The Clinic Director, Professor Mike Slaven and a
panel of students currently participating in the Clinic will be present
to discuss clinic activities, to share their experiences and to answer
your questions. Lunch will be provided. Come and learn about what the
Entrepreneurship Clinic is all about and enjoy some food!
Labor & Employment Law Society will be holding elections in their
meeting on Wednesday, April 11 from 12-1 PM in room 71/79. Anyone interested in
running for a position should attend.
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.
Detailed information about the variety of externship opportunities for Summer and Fall 2012 is posted on the TWEN course titled “Externship INFORMATION.” Contact Professor Jordan for additional information.
On Friday, April 13th at 3:00 p.m. in Shumaker Research Building Room 139, the School of Interdisciplinary and Graduate Studies, the Department of Women’s and Gender Studies, and the Women’s Center will co-sponsor a panel discussion on “Women in Academe". Guest speakers include Dr. Shirley Willihnganz, Professor Enid Trucios-Haynes, and other faculty from across the University. New faculty, graduate students, and undergraduates considering careers in academe are all encouraged to attend.
The Student Animal Legal Defense Fund is hosting the fourth annual Puppy Palooza! It will be at the dog park behind O'sheas on Bardstown Road. We encourage all dog owners and to bring their furry four legged friends for a day of doggy bliss. This event is fun for those who do not own dogs as well, as we will have plenty of human-oriented activities. We will be selling t-shirts and animal friendly food and tasty treats. There will be pet competitions including best trick and cutest dog. We will also be holding a silent auction that includes t-shirts, goody baskets for humans and dogs, gift cards and many more fun items. The proceeds will go to the Animal Care Society which is a non-profit organization formed to find new homes for pets whose owners can no longer care for them. We will also be collecting donation items like cat food, towels, paper towels and other cleaning supplies for Alley Cat Advocates. Alley Cat Advocates is also a non-profit organization whose mission is to provide for the humane treatment of unowned cats in the metropolitan Louisville area. So come to Puppy Palooza, because no one can resist a puppy
Executive Board Elections & Summer/Fall Planning
Free Lunch
Please join your classmates, professors, and law school staff for the
final Brandeis "Brief" Break of the semester. We will have coffee and
tea and an assortment of cookies in the Mosaic Lobby for you to enjoy as
you prepare for final exams. We have extended the hours to accommodate
more students. Stop by anytime between 3:15 and 4:30 on Wednesday, the last day of classes.
On behalf of the previous board & members, please join us in saying Congratulations to the newly elected BLSA Executive Board!President: Aaron MarcusVice President: Stephany HunterTreasurer: Ahmed Safeeullah
On behalf of the previous board & members, please join us in saying Congratulations to the newly elected BLSA Executive Board!President: Aaron MarcusVice President: Stephany HunterTreasurer: Ahmed Safeeullah
The Brandeis School of Law Moot Court Board is now accepting applications for the 2012-2013 academic year. MCB plans and manages external and internal moot court, mock trial, and professional skills competitions at the Brandeis School of Law. MCB members organize and administer the Pirtle-Washer Competition, First-Year BLS Oral Arguments, First-Year Oral Advocacy Competition, and any moot court competitions the Brandeis School of Law hosts during the year. In addition, each MCB member acts as a facilitator for a moot court team or competition. Each member is expected to fully participate in planning and carrying out all MCB events.Any interested persons should submit their completed application, resume, and Waiver and Release form by May 9th at 9:00 p.m. Please see the attached application for more information. Note that the completed Waiver and Release should be submitted electronically or in the envelope on the MCB door.For any further questions or information, please contact any of the Executive Board members: Paige Hamby, Courtney Pawley, Ashley Haile, Pete Lay, or Luke Markusheski.
The Brandeis School of Law Moot Court Board is now accepting applications for the 2012-2013 academic year. MCB plans and manages external and internal moot court, mock trial, and professional skills competitions at the Brandeis School of Law. MCB members organize and administer the Pirtle-Washer Competition, First-Year BLS Oral Arguments, First-Year Oral Advocacy Competition, and any moot court competitions the Brandeis School of Law hosts during the year. In addition, each MCB member acts as a facilitator for a moot court team or competition. Each member is expected to fully participate in planning and carrying out all MCB events.Any interested persons should submit their completed application, resume, and Waiver and Release form by May 9th at 9:00 p.m. Please see the attached application for more information. Note that the completed Waiver and Release should be submitted electronically or in the envelope on the MCB door.For any further questions or information, please contact any of the Executive Board members: Paige Hamby, Courtney Pawley, Ashley Haile, Pete Lay, or Luke Markusheski.
Join us for the 15th Annual Estate Planning Institute on April 27 at the University Club on UofL's Belknap Campus.Seven CLE hours, including two ethics hours, from the KBA.
Program
Date and time
Location
CLE hours
Cost
Brochure
Online registration
15th Annual Estate Planning Institute
April 27, 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM
University Club, Belknap Campus
7 hours (2 ethics hours)
$250Printed copies of materials are available for $25.
The Brandeis School of Law Moot Court Board is now accepting applications for the 2012-2013 academic year. MCB plans and manages external and internal moot court, mock trial, and professional skills competitions at the Brandeis School of Law. MCB members organize and administer the Pirtle-Washer Competition, First-Year BLS Oral Arguments, First-Year Oral Advocacy Competition, and any moot court competitions the Brandeis School of Law hosts during the year. In addition, each MCB member acts as a facilitator for a moot court team or competition. Each member is expected to fully participate in planning and carrying out all MCB events.Any interested persons should submit their completed application, resume, and Waiver and Release form by May 9th at 9:00 p.m. Please see the attached application for more information. Note that the completed Waiver and Release should be submitted electronically or in the envelope on the MCB door.For any further questions or information, please contact any of the Executive Board members: Paige Hamby, Courtney Pawley, Ashley Haile, Pete Lay, or Luke Markusheski.
The Brandeis School of Law Moot Court Board is now accepting applications for the 2012-2013 academic year. MCB plans and manages external and internal moot court, mock trial, and professional skills competitions at the Brandeis School of Law. MCB members organize and administer the Pirtle-Washer Competition, First-Year BLS Oral Arguments, First-Year Oral Advocacy Competition, and any moot court competitions the Brandeis School of Law hosts during the year. In addition, each MCB member acts as a facilitator for a moot court team or competition. Each member is expected to fully participate in planning and carrying out all MCB events.Any interested persons should submit their completed application, resume, and Waiver and Release form by May 9th at 9:00 p.m. Please see the attached application for more information. Note that the completed Waiver and Release should be submitted electronically or in the envelope on the MCB door.For any further questions or information, please contact any of the Executive Board members: Paige Hamby, Courtney Pawley, Ashley Haile, Pete Lay, or Luke Markusheski.
The Brandeis School of Law Moot Court Board is now accepting applications for the 2012-2013 academic year. MCB plans and manages external and internal moot court, mock trial, and professional skills competitions at the Brandeis School of Law. MCB members organize and administer the Pirtle-Washer Competition, First-Year BLS Oral Arguments, First-Year Oral Advocacy Competition, and any moot court competitions the Brandeis School of Law hosts during the year. In addition, each MCB member acts as a facilitator for a moot court team or competition. Each member is expected to fully participate in planning and carrying out all MCB events.Any interested persons should submit their completed application, resume, and Waiver and Release form by May 9th at 9:00 p.m. Please see the attached application for more information. Note that the completed Waiver and Release should be submitted electronically or in the envelope on the MCB door.For any further questions or information, please contact any of the Executive Board members: Paige Hamby, Courtney Pawley, Ashley Haile, Pete Lay, or Luke Markusheski.
Please be sure to sign up for Free Massages on Monday, April 30th.
The Brandeis School of Law Moot Court Board is now accepting applications for the 2012-2013 academic year. MCB plans and manages external and internal moot court, mock trial, and professional skills competitions at the Brandeis School of Law. MCB members organize and administer the Pirtle-Washer Competition, First-Year BLS Oral Arguments, First-Year Oral Advocacy Competition, and any moot court competitions the Brandeis School of Law hosts during the year. In addition, each MCB member acts as a facilitator for a moot court team or competition. Each member is expected to fully participate in planning and carrying out all MCB events.Any interested persons should submit their completed application, resume, and Waiver and Release form by May 9th at 9:00 p.m. Please see the attached application for more information. Note that the completed Waiver and Release should be submitted electronically or in the envelope on the MCB door.For any further questions or information, please contact any of the Executive Board members: Paige Hamby, Courtney Pawley, Ashley Haile, Pete Lay, or Luke Markusheski.
The Brandeis School of Law Moot Court Board is now accepting applications for the 2012-2013 academic year. MCB plans and manages external and internal moot court, mock trial, and professional skills competitions at the Brandeis School of Law. MCB members organize and administer the Pirtle-Washer Competition, First-Year BLS Oral Arguments, First-Year Oral Advocacy Competition, and any moot court competitions the Brandeis School of Law hosts during the year. In addition, each MCB member acts as a facilitator for a moot court team or competition. Each member is expected to fully participate in planning and carrying out all MCB events.Any interested persons should submit their completed application, resume, and Waiver and Release form by May 9th at 9:00 p.m. Please see the attached application for more information. Note that the completed Waiver and Release should be submitted electronically or in the envelope on the MCB door.For any further questions or information, please contact any of the Executive Board members: Paige Hamby, Courtney Pawley, Ashley Haile, Pete Lay, or Luke Markusheski.
The Brandeis School of Law Moot Court Board is now accepting applications for the 2012-2013 academic year. MCB plans and manages external and internal moot court, mock trial, and professional skills competitions at the Brandeis School of Law. MCB members organize and administer the Pirtle-Washer Competition, First-Year BLS Oral Arguments, First-Year Oral Advocacy Competition, and any moot court competitions the Brandeis School of Law hosts during the year. In addition, each MCB member acts as a facilitator for a moot court team or competition. Each member is expected to fully participate in planning and carrying out all MCB events.Any interested persons should submit their completed application, resume, and Waiver and Release form by May 9th at 9:00 p.m. Please see the attached application for more information. Note that the completed Waiver and Release should be submitted electronically or in the envelope on the MCB door.For any further questions or information, please contact any of the Executive Board members: Paige Hamby, Courtney Pawley, Ashley Haile, Pete Lay, or Luke Markusheski.
The Brandeis School of Law Moot Court Board is now accepting applications for the 2012-2013 academic year. MCB plans and manages external and internal moot court, mock trial, and professional skills competitions at the Brandeis School of Law. MCB members organize and administer the Pirtle-Washer Competition, First-Year BLS Oral Arguments, First-Year Oral Advocacy Competition, and any moot court competitions the Brandeis School of Law hosts during the year. In addition, each MCB member acts as a facilitator for a moot court team or competition. Each member is expected to fully participate in planning and carrying out all MCB events.Any interested persons should submit their completed application, resume, and Waiver and Release form by May 9th at 9:00 p.m. Please see the attached application for more information. Note that the completed Waiver and Release should be submitted electronically or in the envelope on the MCB door.For any further questions or information, please contact any of the Executive Board members: Paige Hamby, Courtney Pawley, Ashley Haile, Pete Lay, or Luke Markusheski.
The Brandeis School of Law Moot Court Board is now accepting applications for the 2012-2013 academic year. MCB plans and manages external and internal moot court, mock trial, and professional skills competitions at the Brandeis School of Law. MCB members organize and administer the Pirtle-Washer Competition, First-Year BLS Oral Arguments, First-Year Oral Advocacy Competition, and any moot court competitions the Brandeis School of Law hosts during the year. In addition, each MCB member acts as a facilitator for a moot court team or competition. Each member is expected to fully participate in planning and carrying out all MCB events.Any interested persons should submit their completed application, resume, and Waiver and Release form by May 9th at 9:00 p.m. Please see the attached application for more information. Note that the completed Waiver and Release should be submitted electronically or in the envelope on the MCB door.For any further questions or information, please contact any of the Executive Board members: Paige Hamby, Courtney Pawley, Ashley Haile, Pete Lay, or Luke Markusheski.
The Brandeis School of Law Moot Court Board is now accepting applications for the 2012-2013 academic year. MCB plans and manages external and internal moot court, mock trial, and professional skills competitions at the Brandeis School of Law. MCB members organize and administer the Pirtle-Washer Competition, First-Year BLS Oral Arguments, First-Year Oral Advocacy Competition, and any moot court competitions the Brandeis School of Law hosts during the year. In addition, each MCB member acts as a facilitator for a moot court team or competition. Each member is expected to fully participate in planning and carrying out all MCB events.Any interested persons should submit their completed application, resume, and Waiver and Release form by May 9th at 9:00 p.m. Please see the attached application for more information. Note that the completed Waiver and Release should be submitted electronically or in the envelope on the MCB door.For any further questions or information, please contact any of the Executive Board members: Paige Hamby, Courtney Pawley, Ashley Haile, Pete Lay, or Luke Markusheski.
The Brandeis School of Law Moot Court Board is now accepting applications for the 2012-2013 academic year. MCB plans and manages external and internal moot court, mock trial, and professional skills competitions at the Brandeis School of Law. MCB members organize and administer the Pirtle-Washer Competition, First-Year BLS Oral Arguments, First-Year Oral Advocacy Competition, and any moot court competitions the Brandeis School of Law hosts during the year. In addition, each MCB member acts as a facilitator for a moot court team or competition. Each member is expected to fully participate in planning and carrying out all MCB events.Any interested persons should submit their completed application, resume, and Waiver and Release form by May 9th at 9:00 p.m. Please see the attached application for more information. Note that the completed Waiver and Release should be submitted electronically or in the envelope on the MCB door.For any further questions or information, please contact any of the Executive Board members: Paige Hamby, Courtney Pawley, Ashley Haile, Pete Lay, or Luke Markusheski.
On Monday, May 7, from 12:45-2:40 PM, the end of the year celebration for the Central High School Law & Government Magnet students will take place at Central High School. The graduating seniors will be honored, outstanding achievements by other Central law magnet students will be recognized, and our law school students, faculty, and staff who have participated and attend will be thanked. There will be ice cream treats. You are invited to take a break from grading exams and join us.
The Journal of Animal and Environmental Law is now accepting
applications for the 2012-2013 academic year. All those interested in
the field of Animal or Environmental law and issues should apply.
Applications are evaluated based on a previous writing sample and a 500
word interest statement. There are two application deadlines: for
priority status, May 7th (this guarantees an evaluation within 7 days); all other applications are due May 25th. For more information, please see the attachment. Any further questions or comments? Email Jacob Giesecke or any of the editorial board: Brian O'Connor, Brittany Deskins, or Emma Franklin.
