Events
There's always time to learn about a career option especially if it includes lunch!
Please join us to find out such things as:
- How a JD helped our panelists acquire their jobs
- The ways in which law school prepared our panelists for their alternative careers
- The job hunting techniques that they employed to find their jobs
- How their compensation compares with that of practicing lawyers
- The panelists' motivations for seeking careers outside of the practice of law
This event will take place in the atrium.
The Supreme Court just heard arguments in Chicago v. McDonald on whether the Second Amendment should be applied to the states, thus limiting the ability of states to infringe on this right.
Clark Neily took this case all the way from trial to the Supreme Court, and will be here to share his experience with the case and what it could mean for both the right to keep and bear arms in particular and the protection of other constitutional rights in general.
Sponsored by The Federalist Society for Law and Public Policy
Room 250
Lunch will be provided
Room 250
This workshop is for 3Ls not enrolled in AFBS
The Career Services Department will be conducting the MANDATORY 1L Orientation in room 550. All spring admits must attend.
Pizza and drinks will be provided!
Law Students Against Violence is proud to present Eve Ensler's "THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES."
Law Students Against Violence is proud to present Eve Ensler's "THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES."
The Florida Coastal Law Review is hosting two informational sessions to discuss the Write-On Competition and often-asked questions, including:
1. What is the Florida Coastal Law Review?
2. What does Florida Coastal Law Review do?
3. Why is Law Review membership important and what will it do for me?
4. What are the criteria to grade-on to the Law Review?
5. What are the criteria to write-on to the Law Review?
***The write-on competition is open to students who will complete between 25 and 39 credits after the Spring 2010 semester (i.e., Fall 2009 Admits and Part-Time Students who fall within the credit range)***
This session will take place in Room 450
Join us to learn about ExamSoft. We will assist students in downloading the software to their computers as well as demonstrating how ExamSoft works. Please note that attendance at an ExamSoft workshop is mandatory for all 1L (Fall 09 and Spring 10 admits) who wish to use ExamSoft on their final exams and who have not previously attended a workshop.
Join us to learn about ExamSoft. We will assist students in downloading the software to their computers as well as demonstrating how ExamSoft works. Please note that attendance at an ExamSoft workshop is mandatory for all 1L (Fall 09 and Spring 10 admits) who wish to use ExamSoft on their final exams and who have not previously attended a workshop.
Please join the Career Services Department for a workshop on "Judicial Clerkships." The event will be held in room 420. Pizza and drinks will be provided.
The workshop will address the process of applying for federal judicial clerkships and how to assemble the application package. Judicial clerkships must be applied for at the very beginning of your 3rd year of law school. If you are interested in obtaining a judicial clerkship following graduation, it is imperative that you understand the intricacies of the hiring process involved and start your planning THIS SUMMER!
- Where to apply
- The timing of applications
- Understanding OSCAR (Online System for Clerkship Applications & Review)
Please RSVP on Symplicity or send an e-mail to careerservices@fcsl.edu.
The Florida Coastal Law Review is hosting two informational sessions to discuss the Write-On Competition and often-asked questions, including:
1. What is the Florida Coastal Law Review?
2. What does Florida Coastal Law Review do?
3. Why is Law Review membership important and what will it do for me?
4. What are the criteria to grade-on to the Law Review?
5. What are the criteria to write-on to the Law Review?
***The write-on competition is open to students who will complete between 25 and 39 credits after the Spring 2010 semester (i.e., Fall 2009 Admits and Part-Time Students who fall within the credit range)***
This session will take place in Room 250
Join us to learn about ExamSoft. We will assist students in downloading the software to their computers as well as demonstrating how ExamSoft works. Please note that attendance at an ExamSoft workshop is mandatory for all 1L (Fall 09 and Spring 10 admits) who wish to use ExamSoft on their final exams and who have not previously attended a workshop.
Please RSVP to this event by emailing the Alumni Relations Office or calling 904-256-1212.
The Career Services Department will host a panel of attorney who will discuss the practice of Bankruptcy Law. The presentation will take place in room 550.
Pizza and drinks will be provided.
Please R.S.V.P. on Symplicity or to careerservices@fcsl.edu.
Please RSVP to this event by emailing the Alumni Relations Office or calling 904-256-1212.
Join the Sports Law Society at their 4th annual charity golf tournament. The tournament will be held at Deercreek Country Club starting at 2pm on April 10, 2010.
The proceeds of this tournament will benefit Big Borthers/Big Sisters of Northeast Florida.
Contact Marie Bagby for more information.
