Report by the Student-Faculty Honor Committee
The Honor Committee of the College has just resolved an Honor Code matter. As part of the resolution of that matter, a notice of the matter must be publicized to the College community. Continue reading…
S.T.I.R.: No Sticks in My Bundle - The Indian Land Tenure Problem
Tuesday, March 12
4:00 p.m. - Event begins
4:30 p.m. - S.T.I.R. talk begins
Student Lounge
“No Sticks In My Bundle: The Indian Land Tenure Problem”
Presented by Professor Jessica Shoemaker
Join fellow students and faculty for food, drink and conversation. Share. Think. Inspire. Relax. Continue reading…
Exploring Opportunities: Practicing in Greater Nebraska
Tuesday March 12
12:10 to 1:00 p.m.
Hamann Auditorium
Tremendous opportunities exist for lawyers in greater Nebraska. Join a panel of alumni who currently practice in different parts of the state to learn about their careers and the potential careers that exist for you. Continue reading…
Governor Heineman to Speak to the College
Thursday, March 14
3:30 p.m.
Room 109
Governor Heineman will be visiting the law school on behalf of the Law Republicans to speak on his experiences and answer questions from students. Light refreshments will be served.
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From the Library
Digital Scholarship @UNL
Lexis Users Take Note
Spring Break Library Hours
Research News
STIR Talks Available on Law College’s YouTube Chanel
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SBA Elections
Wednesday March 13
9am-11:45am-Dean's Office
12-2pm-TBA: Lounge or Lobby
2013-2014 SBA Elections are going green.
Instead of the traditional poster board campaign, candidates' information, bios, and photographs were emailed for the following seats: Executive President, Secretary, ABA Rep, 3L President, 3L Reps, 2L President, 2L VP, and 2L Reps.
Currently there are NO applicants for the following positions: SBA Executive VP, SBA Treasurer, 3L VP, and a second 3L rep.
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Nebraska Law Review Informational Meeting
Thursday, March 14
12:10-1:00 p.m.
Room 111
1L and 2Ls: Are you interested in learning more about how to become a member of the Law Review? Bring your lunch and join us to discuss the grade-on process and answer any questions you have regarding Law Review. This is also an excellent opportunity to learn about our write-on competition which takes place during the summer.
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The Federalist Society to Host Radley Balko
Thursday, March 14
12:10 p.m.
Room 109
“The Militarization of America's Police”
This event will feature a discussion that will analyze how government has become increasingly willing to use more force to enforce nonviolent laws, from the drug laws, to white collar crime, to regulatory law, to the Continue reading…
ADR 'Brown Bag' Topics
Friday, March 15
12:10-1:00pm
Union Bank and Trust Seminar Room-Library 131
Please join the Alternative Dispute Resolution Club for another 'Brown Bag' Topics with guest speaker Debora Brownyard, Director of the Office of Dispute Resolution. Snacks will be provided!
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Donald O’Brien Scholarship
Judge O’Brien is a Senior Federal Judge in the Northern District of Iowa, with his Chambers in Sioux City. The scholarship was set up by the Judge’s law clerks in 1993 to honor his commitment to public service. It provides financial recognition to first- and second-year law students with Iowa ties who have demonstrated a commitment to the public interest and civil rights. The $1,000.00 scholarship is awarded annually. Continue reading…
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