Come join us for the beginning of Career Week! The ACLU, American Constitution Society, and the Federalist Society will host a discussion on the different aspects of law in government, the role of attorneys in the process, and what the future looks for lawyers in this field. We couldn't ask for more qualified speakers: Clay Barkley from the Office of the Attorney General, Bill Sharp from the ACLU of Kentucky, and Amy Cubbage who helped litigate a Supreme Court case (Parents Involved). As always, food will be provided. We look forward to your attendance in room 175 at 12pm noon!

Help this year's ULSOM Ecuador Team raise funds for medical supplies this summer!

Presenting...
FUND DAY AT O'SHEAS (956 Baxter Ave)
MONDAY, MARCH 25th 11AM to 2 AM
Happy Hour 4-6 PM

100% of proceeds go to raising funds for medical supplies in rural Ecuador!

All Monday, March 25th, 100% of O'Sheas profits at the Highlands location will be donated to purchasing medical supplies for rural Ecuador. More information can be found on our Facebook Event. Our trip is sponsored by an Indianapolis-based Non-Profit Organzition, Timmy Global Health. With your help, this could potentially be our biggest fund raiser of the year (previous Fund Days have raised as much as $2,500).

So stop by and have lunch, second lunch, dinner, drinks, and help spread the word!

Your support is greatly appreciated and we hope to see you there!

Inquiries about this event should be directed to Rudra Pampati - rapamp01@louisville.edu 

Do you have any shoes you don't wear anymore and need to get rid of?  Donate them to Soles4Souls!  Soles4Souls is a shoe charity that provides new and used shoes for those in need.  There will be a collection bin in the mosaic lobby from March 18 - April 25. You can donate any size or style shoe - new and used. If you have any questions please contact Elizabeth Richardson at earich04@louisville.edu.

The SBA would like to congratulate B.J. Hardy for being selected as Student of the Month for February. B.J. has been selected as the Editor in Chief for Volume 52 of the University of Louisville Law Review and serves as Research Assistant for Professor Sweeny. He is a 2011 KLEO scholar and currently serves as an Academic Fellow. This past summer, B.J. clerked for Judge David Tapp in the 28th Judicial Circuit of Kentucky.

Any law student, faculty, or staff may nominate, and the SBA votes to approve, the Student of the Month award. The Student of the Month is recognized for his or her dedication to increasing the University of Louisville Law School's reputation. The SBA Public Relations Chair facilitates this award and current SBA members are not eligible to win the Student of the Month.

If you would like to nominate a student for Student of the
Month, you may submit a nomination at
http://www.law.louisville.edu/students/sba/forms/student-of-the-month.

Congratulations again to B.J.!

The SBA would like to congratulate Lauren Claycomb for being selected as Student of the Month for January. Lauren is the Senior Articles Editor for the University of Louisville Law Review and serves as Research Assistant for Professor Levinson. She is a member of the Brandeis Inn of Court and was an Academic Advisor during the 2011-2012 school year.  Following graduation, Lauren will be clerking for Senior District Judge Charles R. Simpson III in the United States District Court for the Western District of Kentucky.

Any law student, faculty, or staff may nominate, and the SBA votes to approve, the Student of the Month award. The Student of the Month is recognized for his or her dedication to increasing the University of Louisville Law School's reputation. The SBA Public Relations Chair facilitates this award and current SBA members are not eligible to win the Student of the Month.

If you would like to nominate a student for Student of the
Month, you may submit a nomination at
http://www.law.louisville.edu/students/sba/forms/student-of-the-month.

Congratulations again to Lauren! 

The SBA would like to congratulate Brad Johnson for being selected as Student of the Month for December. Brad recently graduated a semester early and secured a position with the Hopkins County Attorney's office In Madisonville, Kentucky. During his tenure at Brandeis, Brad served as a Library Research Assistant and was a 2-year member of the Arbitration Moot Court Team where he served as team leader.

Any law student, faculty, or staff may nominate, and the SBA votes to approve, the Student of the Month award. The Student of the Month is recognized for his or her dedication to increasing the University of Louisville Law School's reputation. The SBA Public Relations Chair facilitates this award and current SBA members are not eligible to win the Student of the Month.

If you would like to nominate a student for Student of the
Month, you may submit a nomination at
http://www.law.louisville.edu/students/sba/forms/student-of-the-month.

Congratulations again to Brad! 

 Do you have any shoes you don't wear anymore and need to get rid of?  Donate them to Soles4Souls!  Soles4Souls is a shoe charity that provides new and used shoes for those in need.  There will be a collection bin in the mosaic lobby from March 18 - April 25. You can donate any size or style shoe - new and used. If you have any questions please contact Elizabeth Richardson at earich04@louisville.edu.

Due to the time constraints set by Spring Break, the SBA Executive and Election Committees have decided to postpone SBA Election activities by one week.  Today's candidate interest session will still occur between 4-5 in the SBA Office, Room 245.  Additional candidate interest sessions and a new election timeframe will be drafted and distributed tomorrow.  Please consider giving back to your classmates and University by running for any SBA Office.  It does not take a lot of work to make a positive change.  Please direct all questions to jbrandonjohnson@gmail.com.