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How to handle emergencies during final exams
During final exams, you will need to remember two things: (1) ways to reduce your exam stress and (2) how to handle an emergency that prevents you from taking a final exam at the scheduled time. Please kee ...
Summer 2009 Courses
Greetings: This summer, the Law School will offer a broad selection of course offerings, included various "core courses" and courses required for Diploma Privilege and/or graduation. Numerous Clinical Programs, of ...
Curriculum Information Panel
Are you interested in the business, regulatory or policy aspects of law & science? law & technology? law & health? law & the environment? Then come to an informational panel with some of ...
Fall 2009 Web Registration & Course Information
Greetings! This is a follow-up to my message of March 24th. Registration for the Fall 2009 Semester is approaching. Rising third-years (i.e., current 2Ls) and non-graduating third-years will generally be able to ...
Announcing a Special Cross-Cultural Negotiations seminar
Summer Session, May – June 2009 Law 940, sec. to be announced 2 credits; P/F option only Madison and Nagoya, Japan Lectures on principles of negotiation, negotiations across cultures, and cultural attitudes toward negotiat ...
IIS Spring Workshop Schedule
Spring Workshop Schedule Workshops are held on Thursdays at 11:00 in room 3374 at 12:05 in room 3374 at 2:25 in room TBA Dates Topics 1/22 ...
Bookmart booklist & hours
Greetings: To help you prepare for the upcoming term, the Law School Bookmart has distributed to all hang-files its booklist of required and recommended books for Spring 2009 courses. The booklist contains all available information as of 2 ...
Registration Update
1) New Course: Law 940-022 Sports Law (Judge Phil Chavez). Meets 6:00-8:00 p.m. Tuesdays. 2 credits. Limit: 30 students. Call Number: 57027 Description: The class focus concerns today's legal and practical issues surrounding all ...
Spring 2009 1L Schedules
Greetings, 1Ls: I wanted to give you a status report on your schedules for next term. As we did in the run-up to the current Fall term, I anticipate being able to e-mail you each individually, early next week, with your particular sche ...
[3L Students] International Law
Greetings: If you are a 3L and still need to take International Law in order to fulfill the requirements for the International Law Concentration, you may apply to take International Law in the coming Spring 2009 Term (taught by Prof Hun ...
Important: Final Exams on Laptop
Greetings: This is an important message for all Law students concerning laptop computer use for final exams in Fall 2008. Please read this message carefully & thoroughly. You are responsible for knowing the contents of ...
Late ADDS for FALL 2008 - See Jane in Rm. 5106
Students: If you find you haven't enrolled for a course for Fall 2008 that you should have , see Jane Ford Bennett in Rm. 5106. between 8:15 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. This includes Journals, Clinicals, Directed Research, Directed R ...
How to Do FALL 2008 Credit Changes (variable credit courses)
Go to MY UW Student Center, click on COURSE ENROLLMENT, then TERM INFORMATION, then click on "Course Change Request ", select Fall 2008, find the course, put a check by it, enter in the credit change, SAVE , print it out and get ...
Spring 2009 Elective Selection
Greetings: This is a message for all first-year law students concerning elective selection & scheduling for Spring 2009. As you know, in the Spring 2009 Semester, you will be randomly assigned to sections of: Proper ...
Exam-writing workshops - Nov. 14
This coming Friday, November 14, we will offer two workshops on exam writing. The schedule is below. The purpose of the workshops is not to fine-tune your knowledge of Criminal Law or Contracts I. The purpose is for professors to hel ...
Registration for the Spring 2009 Term: Information for First-Years
Greetings! I hope you are having a rewarding first semester. I have some important information for you with respect to your classes for the Spring Term. Please read this entire message . For the Spring 2009 Semester, first- ...
IIS Services for 3Ls
Falling behind on a paper or other writing project? Schedule an appointment to regroup and finish your work more efficiently. You can schedule an individual session by coming to room 2378 and signing up, or by e-mailing yo ...
IIS services for 1Ls
Individual Sessions IIS appointments can help you find answers to your questions about memo revision and brief writing. To sign up, come to room 2378 in the library or e-mail mbray@wisc.edu. Brownbag Workshops ...
IIS Services for 2Ls
Now is a great time to come get advice course papers, law review articles, and writing techniques to help at work. To reserve a session for these or any topics, sign up at room 2378 in the library. If you cannot come to the ro ...
Workshops on Exam Taking
On Friday morning, Nov. 14, we will provide faculty-led workshops on exam taking for you. Classes will be canceled on Friday to allow you to participate. In the workshops professors will explain good and bad answers to sample ...
How to Get Your Exam Number
To get your exam #, go to http://law.wisc.edu/help/my.php Enter your user name and password. You can also get it from the Main Office, Rm. 5110. Show them your ID and they can look it up for you. If no one is ...
Correction: How to do Credit changes for variable credit courses (Fall 2008)
2L and 3L Students: In order to do credit changes on variable credit courses after Sept. 26 On My UW Student Center, recently the "course change request" link location was moved and not readily seen. Go to MY UW ...
Services for 1Ls March 2008
Individual Sessions Appointments are available each weekday, and you can reserve one simply by signing up in room 2378 any time the library is open. Signing up is the fastest way to get an appointment, but you can also e-mail your request to m ...
Services for 2Ls March 2008
For help on improving your articles, papers, or exam performance, schedule an appointment or come to the revision workshop. To schedule appointments, come to room 2378 in the library or email mbray@wisc.edu.
Services for 3Ls March 2008
For individual help with writing on your future job, sign up for an appointment at room 2378, or email mbray@wisc.edu.
IIS Services for 3L's February 11-22
For individual help with class writing projects and work-related writing skills, come in for some individual instruction. You can schedule an individual session by coming to room 2378 and signing up, or by e-mailing your request to mbray@wisc.e ...
LEO Banquet ticket sales
LEO Banquet ticket sales will be held in the Law School Atrium beginning on Monday, March 19 to Monday, April 9 (not including spring break). Tickets will be sold 12-2 daily. Tickets are $20 for students/$35 for faculty/staff.
IMPORTANT: MAY 2007 AND AUGUST 2007 GRADUATION LISTS
MAY 2007 AND AUGUST 2007 GRADUATION LISTS A current list of May and August graduates will appears below and will also be posted on the board (between the doors) at the Boerner Plaza entrance. If your name should be added to or deleted from the ...
Some tips from the Dean of Students during exam time
1. Take care of yourself. You are a human being. You need breaks, exercise, a healthy diet and companionship, especially during final exams. The campus has many free venues for recreational sports and exercise. They include Camp Randall S ...
Ways to reduce the spread of seasonal flu
As required by the Wisconsin Department of Administration, I'm writing to ask for your help in reducing the spread of seasonal influenza. This is the second in a series of messages intended to educate and provide strategies that are vital to m ...
Clinic Fair
Calling all students...It is time for the annual clinic fair. The event will be taking place in the Law School Atrium from 11a -1p on Thursday, November 9th. The purpose of the fair is to spread the word about the clinics and reach students tha ...
Study Abroad Information Session
An Information Session on Study Abroad programs of the law school organized by the Global Legal Studies Initiative will be held on October 27th from 12.00-1.00 pm in Lubar Commons. All students interested in these programs as well as past excha ...
Clinic Fair
Calling all students...It is time for the annual clinic fair. The event will be taking place in the Law School Atrium from 11a -1p on Thursday, November 9th. The purpose of the fair is to spread the word about the clinics and reach students tha ...
Information Session on Study Abroad Programs
An Information Session on Study Abroad programs of the law school organized by the Global Legal Studies Initiative will be held on October 27th from 12.00-1.00 pm in Lubar Commons. All students interested in these programs as well as past excha ...
Remington Center Announcement
In late October and early November, representatives of the Center's "prison-based clinics" (LAIP, the Wisconsin Innocence Project, the Oxford Federal Project, and the Family Law-Restorative Justice Project) will visit first-year Criminal Law cla ...
INFORMATIONAL MEETING
The dual-degree program established by the Law School and the Latin American, Caribbean and Iberian Studies Program (LACIS) allows students to complete a J.D. and an M.A. in a minimum of seven semesters. The dual-degree arrangement reduces the ...
Summer 2007 Externship Opportunities
REMINGTON CENTER Summer 2007 Externship Opportunities Starting the week of October 9, 2006, applications will be accepted at the Remington Center for second-year law students interested in a criminal justice-related externship for the summer ...
Summer 2007 Externship Opportunities
REMINGTON CENTER Summer 2007 Externship Opportunities Starting the week of October 9, 2006, applications will be accepted at the Remington Center for second-year law students interested in a criminal justice-related externship for the summer ...
Study Abroad Information Session
An Information Session on Study Abroad programs of the law school organized by the Global Legal Studies Initiative will be held on October 27th from 12.00-1.00 pm in Lubar Commons. All students interested in these programs as well as past excha ...
Summer 2007 Externship Opportunities
REMINGTON CENTER Summer 2007 Externship Opportunities Starting the week of October 9, 2006, applications will be accepted at the Remington Center for second-year law students interested in a criminal justice-related externship for the summer ...
Graduation Lists
Graduation Lists (tentative) have been posted on the bulletin board in the entry way between the Atrium and Boerner Plaza. If you name should either be added or deleted, please let me know as soon as possible. Mary Beth Shiels Lubing 5107 Law ...
Call for Papers
Call For Papers: Graduate Student Forum, Department of History Deadline: October 1st The UW-Madison History Graduate Student Forum Committee is seeking papers from graduate or professional students on any topic of historical or contemporary si ...
IMMIGRATION "KNOW YOUR RIGHTS" TRAINING
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT IMMIGRATION "KNOW YOUR RIGHTS" TRAINING Thursday, September 21, 11:00-12:30, Room 5246 For those interested in learning about rights of non-citizens and how you can help immigration detainees learn about their rights ...
Study Abroad Information Session
An Information Session on Study Abroad programs of the law school organized by the Global Legal Studies Initiative will be held on October 27th from 12.00-1.00 pm in Lubar Commons. All students interested in these programs as well as past excha ...
Drop Deadlines
Fall 2006 Drop Deadlines, Credit Changes,Tuition Deadlines, etc. by Jane Ford Bennett, Senior Grade Reporter Wednesday, September 13, 2006 Last day to drop courses on-line without DR (Dropped) showing on Transcript. After Sept. 13, st ...
Study Abroad Information Session
An Information Session on Study Abroad programs of the law school organized by the Global Legal Studies Initiative will be held on October 27th from 12.00-1.00 pm in Lubar Commons. All students interested in these programs as well as past excha ...
Donald O'Brien Scholarship
The Donald O'Brien Scholarship offers financial recognition to first- and second-year students with Iowa ties who have demonstrated a comittment to the public interest and civil rights. The Scholarship award is One Thousand Dollars, awarded ann ...
The Lawyers Guide to the News Media
The State Bar of Wisconsin's Media Law Relations Committee has published The Lawyers Guide to the News Media to assist attorneys in better understanding the constitutional rights of the media and the practical ways news gathering organizations ...
The ABA Law Student Division 2006 Arbitration Competition
The American Bar Association Law Student Division is now accepting entry forms for the 2006 Arbitration Competition, which is co-sponsored by the National Arbitration Forum. The entry deadline is September 8, 2006 . This year's competition topi ...
Patient Advocacy & Patient Centered Care Clinical
THE CENTER FOR PATIENT PARTNERSHIPS Law 854 (Summer 2006) -- Patient Advocacy & Patient Centered Care Clinical In a collaborative hands-on environment, future health care providers, and other professional and graduate students will learn skill ...
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