I am pleased to announce the Seventh Annual National Undergraduate Diversity Mock Trial Competition at The John Marshall Law School in Chicago, Illinois. The mock trial competition will bring three-member teams of sophomores to seniors from around the country to compete on Friday and Saturday, April 9th and 10th, 2010. Individual competitors are also welcome, […]…Continue Reading National Undergraduate Diversity Mock Trial Competition – April 9-10, 2010
Tag: Uncategorized
Invitation to Diversity Day at New England Law School, Boston, Massachusetts
On March 20, 2010, New England Law School will be hosting a Diversity Day. They hope to attract students of color who would like to learn more about law school and the legal profession. If you have any questions, please contact Michelle L’Etoile, Director of Admissions, at mletoile@nesl.edu or 617-422-7210….Continue Reading Invitation to Diversity Day at New England Law School, Boston, Massachusetts
Law School Recruiting
Below is a list of 2010 recruitment events that we are aware of at this time: March 19, 2010 – Caribbean Law Fair – St. Thomas March 22, 2010 – Caribbean Law Fair – St. Croix March 22, 2010 – Truman University June 19, 2010 – LSAC Washington DC Recruitment Forum September 8, 2010 – […]…Continue Reading Law School Recruiting
Foreign Policy’s Middle East Channel
It may have been a downright depressing week in the region, but all you Midd-east junkies should check out Foreign Policy Magazine’s new Middle East Channel blog. Contributors include Marc Lynch, Daniel Levy, Amjad Atallah and anothers….Continue Reading Foreign Policy’s Middle East Channel
To the Israeli Government: Thanks a Million
To the Israeli Government: Thanks a Million Dearest and Most Esteemed Government of Israel, I just wanted to write and let you know that I think you guys are doing a great job. No, really, I think that the decisions you’ve made lately have been fantastic. Starting with that Hamas leader’s assassination in Dubai- like, […]…Continue Reading To the Israeli Government: Thanks a Million
How Should We Eat?
During the past 18 months of budget discussions on campus, the most common request I heard from students, aside from preserving the academic excellence of the College, centered on dining. We converted the use of one of the three large dining halls from meal plan use to daily language table use and special event use, […]…Continue Reading How Should We Eat?
“CPI + 1″
It has been a while since I posted, but my silence was not because there was little about which to communicate; just the opposite. Much has gone on since my last post, including another great Winter Term (highlights to come), the start of the “spring” semester, the trustees’ annual February meeting, Winter Carnival, which coincided […]…Continue Reading “CPI + 1″