The April 13th meeting is mandatory. Please understand that
if you fail to attend the meeting and do not contact Remington Center
Director Meredith Ross ahead of time, we will assume that you are no
longer interested in participating in the 2011-12 program. If you
have a direct course conflict with the meeting time, or if an emergency
arises so that you cannot attend the meeting, please contact Meredith Ross prior to the meeting at mjross1@wisc.edu.
Directions for Wait-Listed Students - Please do the following:
1. Read the information sheets below and come to the April 13th meeting with any questions you may have about them.
Directions for Accepted Students - Please do the following:
1. Read the information sheets below and come to the April 13th meeting with any questions you may have about them.
2. Review, complete (as appropriate), and print out the following documents. Bring the completed documents to the meeting. [links to the following forms]
- Institution Preference Sheets [LAIP students only]
- "UW Madison Student/Volunteer/LTE Driver Authorization Form" [all students]
- "UW Madison Notarized Statement of Driving Record" [required only for students with non-Wisconsin driver's licenses, or who have held a Wisconsin license for less than 3 years]
- Employee Campus Information Form
- W-4 Form - Employee's Withholding Allowance Certificate
- Direct Deposit Authorization
3. Bring your driver's license to the April 13th meeting. Even though you have already listed your license number on some of the forms, we will ask you to enter your license number on a separate form at the meeting. So, please be sure to bring your license with you.
4. I-9 Documentation: Because you will be employed as a project assistant during the summer, you will need to provide "I-9" documentation of your citizenship/immigration status in order to get paid. I-9 processing will be handled by Josh Cutler in the Law School's main office. You should plan to bring I-9 documentation to Josh's office (Room 5109) from 2:00 - 4:00pm on April 13th. Please try to be there early as the process takes some time and there are many students who will need to submit documents. You should already have received an email from Josh explaining the I-9 process and what kinds of documentation will be acceptable.
5. You do not need to preregister for the summer program prior to the April 13th meeting. The summer program is a "consent of instructor" course. You will be authorized to register for the summer clinics after the April 13th meeting.
6. You do not need to preregister for the fall component of the clinical projects prior to the April 13th meeting.
