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  • Kline BrandShop Halloween Special Discount

         Shop the Drexel Kline Law Brand Shop and use code TREAT15 at checkout for 15% off from October 29-31. Shop the Drexel Kline Law Brand Shop and use code TREAT15 at checkout for 15% off from October 29-31.

    10.28

  • PIE Group Procuring Sessions

    Mondays, 12-2 p.m., Room 340

         Come hang out with other PIE volunteer members, send emails, focus, and relax! Every Monday in Room 230, every week all semester! Come hang out with other PIE volunteer members, send emails, focus, and relax! Every Monday in Room 230, every week all semester!

    10.21

  • Upcoming Lawyers in the Lobby Dates

         At Drexel Kline School of Law, experiential learning is a core value of our curriculum. Lawyers in the Lobby events are informal meet & greets designed to spotlight employers and provide students with an opportunity to build networking skills. "Lawyers in the Lobby" brings together employers and students in a casual, relaxed atmosphere.

    At Drexel Kline School of Law, experiential learning is a core value of our curriculum. Lawyers in the Lobby events are informal meet-and-greets designed to spotlight employers and provide students with an opportunity to build networking skills. "Lawyers in the Lobby" brings together employers and students in a casual, relaxed atmosphere. This event offers a platform for employers to showcase their organizations and for students to gain an introduction to the Philadelphia legal community in a familiar setting.

    Join us in the 1st Floor Lobby from 12 to 1 p.m. on the following dates:

    • Tuesday, November 12: CLASI
    • Wednesday, November 13: NJ Courts
    • Monday, November 18: Queens County District Attorney
    • Wednesday, November 20: PAJ Diverse Mentoring Initiative

    10.21

  • Howard-Drexel Energy Justice Collective Workshops

         Are you interested in learning more about a just transition to clean energy? Drexel is partnering with Howard University to establish an Energy Justice Collective. We invite you to participate in...

    Are you interested in learning more about a just transition to clean energy? Drexel is partnering with Howard University to establish an Energy Justice Collective. We invite you to participate in:

    • A series of workshops for students at both universities to discuss decarbonization, clean energy, and smart building and electrification through an environmental justice lens.
    • Hands-on experiential learning activities led by keynote speakers from industry and related community organizations.
    • Opportunities to learn more about clean energy and societal justice impacts and prepare for future careers in clean energy justice.

    If you are interested, please scan the QR code on the flyer or fill out this interest form. Additional information with specific dates and times is included in the attached flyer.

    For questions or more information please contact huduenergyjustice@howard.edu.

    10.21

  • DiveIN Fellowship Opportunity for 1L Students

    Application Deadline: Wednesday, November 8

         We are seeking 1L students to join the DiveIN Committee as Fellows. DiveIN Fellows are key student members who help amplify student voices and perspectives, while promoting DiveIN events and initiatives.

    DiveIN Fellowship Opportunity for 1L Students
    We are seeking 1L students to join the DiveIN Committee as Fellows. DiveIN Fellows are key student members who help amplify student voices and perspectives, while promoting DiveIN events and initiatives. Fellows are expected to actively participate in committee meetings, attend the majority of DiveIN events, and take a hands-on role in fostering diversity and inclusion at Drexel Kline School of Law. While the initial commitment begins in January 2025, Fellows are encouraged to remain involved throughout their time in law school.

    About the Diversity and Inclusion Committee
    Drexel Kline School of Law is dedicated to creating a welcoming and supportive environment for all students, staff, and faculty, with a strong commitment to inclusion and belonging. Our community thrives on diverse backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives, and we aim to ensure that everyone feels respected, valued, and supported. The DiveIN Committee is tasked with finding actionable ways to uphold and enhance this mission, creating an inclusive atmosphere that benefits both learning and the overall quality of life within the law school.

    How to Apply
    If you are interested in becoming a DiveIN Fellow, please submit the following materials to divein_klinelaw@drexel.edu:

    • Your resume
    • A Statement of Interest detailing your reasons for applying and any relevant experience with inclusion, belonging, and well-being

    Application Deadline: Wednesday, November 8th
    Interviews: Week of November 19th

    Selection Criteria
    Students will be selected based on the following:

    • A demonstrated commitment to and interest in the Committee’s mission (required)
    • Experience with inclusion and belonging efforts (preferred)
    • Strong organizational skills and attention to detail

    Don’t forget to join the FB group or follow us on IG.

    10.21

  • Free MPRE Outline Hard Copy

         If you are preparing for the November MPRE, stop by Nick Shalosky's office to grab your free MPRE study materials. If you are preparing for the November MPRE, stop by Nick Shalosky's office to grab your free MPRE study materials.

    10.15

  • Halloween 2024

         Halloween is almost upon us, and we invite you to dress up for the day. That’s right! On Thursday, October 31st, we encourage you to liven up the building with your best costumes. Faculty and staff will be keeping an eye out for and offering silly prizes for best outfits (individual and group categories, with special shout-outs to those of you who think up awesome law-related costumes!).

    Dear students:

    The law school is excited to host our fourth annual Halloween celebration! We know how hard you all work and are excited to enjoy a day that brings back some fun.

    First: costumes! We encourage costumes, especially those related to law & legal themes. Deans will have little prizes for great costumes, so be sure you show off around the building!

    When you arrive to the building on Thursday 10/31 feel free to grab a Halloween “passport” from the stations located in the lobby as well as the 2nd and 3rd floor galleries.

    These passports tell you which suites/offices are hosting trick or treat stations. Note that the Undergrad Program at 3401 Market St., Suite 202 will also be participating!

    For every suite you visit, get a sticker for your passport as well as some treats.

    Drop off completed passports in the lobby at the end of the day and be entered in a drawing for a small prize.

    In addition to the suites, plenty of individual faculty will host trick or treating at their offices. Look for the pumpkin on doors throughout the building.

    Please ONLY visit those doors marked with a pumpkin! Otherwise folks may be in meetings, giving presentations, or doing other important work, so be respectful!!

    What makes a good costume? Be thoughtful and sensible. Remember that you will still be attending classes and interacting with others in the building. Avoid costumes that make us question your character and fitness, such as using someone's ethnicity/culture/religion as a costume, making light of serious social issues, and so on. Keep things fun, light, and appropriate so everyone can enjoy the day. And please refrain from simulated or real weapons as part of a costume because putting us on lockdown will harsh everyone’s fun!

    We can’t wait to enjoy the day with you,
    Deans Corrigan, Boardley, and Oates

    10.7

  • Research Assistant for Professor Fernando J. Loayza Jordán - Project: Contesting the Fiscal Social Contract

         I am looking for a research assistant for a project that investigates taxation as a social phenomenon. Taxes do much more than move wealth around: they shape how we perceive ourselves and how we connect with our political communities.

    From Professor Fernando J. Loayza Jordán

    I am looking for a research assistant for a project that investigates taxation as a social phenomenon. Taxes do much more than move wealth around: they shape how we perceive ourselves and how we connect with our political communities. This research project will study the features of the US fiscal social contract (how US citizens are part of the social contract through paying taxes and voting on taxes) and how it impacts and constrains the US tax policy debate.

    The time commitment will be between 6-8 hours weekly, including a weekly meeting with me. Your background in social sciences is more relevant than your knowledge of tax law, so feel free to apply even if you haven't taken tax law courses. Students who qualify for Study Work funding are preferred. If you are interested, please send me your resume and cover letter at fjl38@drexel.edu.

    10.7

  • Art Display Request

         The wall across from the Experiential Learning Office is now open for student organizations to showcase art exhibits! Kicking off the exhibition is SOLID. Starting in December, other organizations can display their work for a month-long duration.

    The wall across from the Experiential Learning Office is now open for student organizations to showcase art exhibits! Kicking off the exhibition is SOLID. Starting in December, other organizations can display their work for a month-long duration.

    Please submit your request here if your organization is interested in having art displayed!

    10.7

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