Week at a Glance
Here are this week's events. Continue reading…
From the Career Development Office
Here are the upcoming events in the Career Development Office. More information is also available through ROSCOE. Continue reading…
From the Library
Peace and Quiet?
The library strives to provide a quiet, comfortable environment for students to study and work. It’s easy for us to keep our voices down, but we need your help in order to keep the whole library quiet and peaceful. Please help us out and politely ask others to join in.
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Roscoe Pound Lecture: Professor Douglas Laycock, University of Virginia
“How the Supreme Court Protects the Free Exercise of Religion”
Thursday, March 3rd
12 - 1 p.m.
Auditorium
Allies and Advocates Speaker: Senator Adam Morfeld
LB 586: Workplace Non-Discrimination Protection for LGBT Nebraskans
Tuesday, March 1st
12:10 - 1 p.m.
Courtroom
BYC: cultural competency
Federalist Society Speaker: Alan Gura
"Dead or Alive? The Second Amendment in Today's Courts"
Wednesday, March 2nd
12 -1 p.m.
Auditorium
Greater Nebraska Connections Speaker: Jeffery Peetz
Friday, March 4th
12 - 1 p.m.
Room 125
Theodore C. Sorensen Fellowship Fund
The Sorensen Fellowship Fund awards scholarships up to the amount of tuition & fees to FT 3rd year law students who have demonstrated superior academic performance, are native Nebraskans or have graduated from a Nebr high school, and have demonstrated a commitment to public affairs an public service Continue reading…
Robert G. Simmons Nebraska Law Practice Award
The Robert G. Simmons Law Practice Award will go to the winner of the annual Simmons writing competition, and all students currently enrolled at the College of Law are eligible to participate. Continue reading…
2016 Legal Studies Institute
The Fund for American Studies is accepting applications for the 2016 Legal Studies Institute in Washington, D.C. Continue reading…
Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation Scholarship
The Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation (RMMLF) has two Scholarship Programs to support well-qualified law students who have the potential to make significant contributions to scholarship in natural resources law. Continue reading…
Originally published February 22, 2016 -
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