November 2023

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Exam Deadline Reminders

Students! Please click here to review upcoming exam deadlines for Review upcoming deadlines. Students with exams on the same calendar day, or with other documented exigent circumstances, may request a deferral by November 22nd. Disability accommodation paperwork for Fall exams must be receive

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11.20

ADR Client Counseling Application Deadline Extended!

Applications for the ADR Client Counseling Team have been reopened. Please email your application and resume to ADR President, Dibya Patnaik, dp3235

Announcement

11.13

CSO Networking Tip for Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving is a great excuse to connect with the people in your network and say hello. These can be former employers, college professors, former co-workers, etc. Thanksgiving is a great excuse to connect with the people in your network and say hello. These can be former employers, college professors,

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11.13

New CSO Resource: The Meet and Greet Cheat Sheet

How can you track all of the lawyers you meet through programs and receptions? The CSO has a resource for that, The Meet and Greet Cheat Sheet. This

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11.13

AccessLex Scholarship Database

AccessLex maintains a Scholarship Database. It’s searchable by application deadline, award amount, whether an essay is required or not, minimum GPA, e

Funding Opportunity

11.13

Participate in DiveIN: A Documentary on Race

We're asking you to help us capture how Kline has evolved since 2018. Our documentary will feature interviews with current law students, alums, and Law School faculty and staff. Our goal is to get a full and honest picture of the impact race relations make on our community. Hearing diverse perspectives from members of the Kline School of Law Community is crucial to achieving this goal. Dear Kline Community: We have an exciting opportunity for you to have your voice heard and participate in a unique project exploring race relations in the legal profession. In 2018, BLSA published a documentary exploring race relations and the impact on the Kline community (check it out here). Since 2018, many world events have shaped race relations in our society and the legal profession. In response, DiveIN is recording a new documentary to see how things have changed over the last five years within the Kline community. We're asking you to help us capture how Kline has evolved since 2018. Our documentary will feature interviews with current law students, alums, and Law School faculty and staff. Our goal is to get a full and honest picture of the impact race relations make on our community. Hearing diverse perspectives from members of the Kline School of Law Community is crucial to achieving this goal. We can’t do this without your help! Get Involved If you want to participate in this documentary, please complete this form by Friday, November 10. We will schedule interviews and filming sessions to accommodate the academic sche

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11.6