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Join MCHS in the Ogilvie Auditorium for a livestream viewing party of the final round of the Thirtieth Annual Ilana Diamond Rovner Appellate Advocacy Competition! Please check our Facebook / Instagram page next week for a link to live stream the final round. The Rovner Competition's advocates had...
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Next Tuesday, November 9th, at 12:00pm CST in Room 590 (and via Zoom, see below ), The Federalist Society will be hosting our last event of the semester. It will be a presentation by Professor George Mocsary of the University of Wyoming College of Law , with commentary by our very own Professor...
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What is Corporate Law? Please join Corporate Law Society on Tuesday, October 26, from 4pm - 5pm in room 704 to learn from prominent Chicago-Kent professors on the topic of corporate law, what it means to be a business lawyer, and how the Business Law Certificate at CK can help shape your future...
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Building Success: A First-Gen and Women in Law Panel Friday, Oct. 22 at 5:30 p.m. Join the First-Generation Law Student Association and Women in Law for an evening with a panel of successful female attorneys in a broad spectrum of fields. Marlén Cortez Morris is a Labor & Employment litigator...
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Date and time: Tuesday, October 12th, 2021, 6:30-7:30M Join Parents and Caregivers at Chicago-Kent (PACCK), First-Generation Law Student Association (First-Gen), and the Labor and Employment Law Society (LELS) for an evening with Ronda Muir, author of Beyond Smart: Lawyering with Emotional...
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Now through 12/4/2021 Parents and Caregivers at Chicago-Kent (PACCK), The Chicago-Kent Racial Equity and Advocacy Alliance (REAA), and Women in Law (WIL)—in partnership with the Design Museum of Chicago—are pleased to sponsor a Fall Clothing and Toy Drive to benefit The Women’s Treatment Center (...
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On Tuesday, October 5th at 1:00pm in Room C35 , and online via Zoom ( here ), join the Federalist Society as we host Ashkhen Kazaryan in a discussion on Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, which generally provides immunity for website platforms with respect to third-party content. Ms...
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Event: What is IP? Tuesday, September 28th at 12:30pm in Room C50 of the Conviser Law Center Join the Intellectual Property Law Society on Tuesday, September 28th for an introduction to Intellectual Property law with Professor Gregory Reilly. The lecture will focus on the three main categories of...
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Banned Books Week Book Donation Drive Date and Time: September 27 to October 1 Location: Security Desk Brief Description: The American Civil Liberties Union, Art & Cultural Property Law Society, and Criminal Law Society are having a book donation drive to celebrate Banned Books Week! A box will...
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Federalist Society Informational Meeting When: Tuesday September 21, 12:00pm, Room 580 of the Conviser Law Center D'Amato's subs will be served for lunch as we briefly review the organization, upcoming events, and opportunities to participate on the Board. Our guest speaker will be Andrew Willis,...
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Join Chicago-Kent's Black Law Students Association (BLSA) for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention's Out of the Darkness Suicide Awareness Walk Saturday, October 2nd. This walk and message have always been important, but BLSA participates in the Out of Darkness Walk each year to promote...
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The Chicago-Kent ACLU is seeking students who are interested in participating in the Sixth Annual Religious Freedom Moot Court Tournament. Location and Dates: The tournament will be held online this year. Students will write their briefs in September with a teammate. (Exact dates TBD.) The oral...
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Hello Chicago-Kent community, The Journal of Intellectual Property is currently accepting applications from 2Ls and 3Ls for this year’s Submissions Editor (SE), Executive Articles Editor (EAE), and Articles Editor (AE) positions! If you are interested in Intellectual Property and/or gaining...
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Dear Chicago-Kent Law Community: Congratulations on finishing your final exams! The American Civil Liberty Union (ACLU), Arts and Cultural Property Law Society (ACPLS), Disability Advocacy Law Student Association (DALSA), and Society Of Women In Law (WIL) are cosponsoring a Spring Celebration event...
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This upcoming Friday, April 30th, 2021 at 3 p.m. CST , the American Constitution Society alongside the Chicago-Kent chapters of the American Civil Liberties Union , Criminal Law Society, National Lawyers Guild, and Racial Equity and Advocacy Alliance will be hosting a conversation on the death...
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If you are interested in serving on the executive board of the ACLU's Chicago-Kent chapter, please submit a brief statement - no more than 250 words - by Wednesday, April 21st, 11:59 p.m. to aclu@kentlaw.iit.edu . All positions are open for election and here’s a list of our current board members...
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Paint and Puff with Bob Ross This virtual event is a networking opportunity for students to mingle with 2Ls and 3Ls who are interested in cannabis, arts, and cultural property law. Spend your 4/20 painting with Bob Ross, chatting with students, and learning about the law! Don't have a paint set?...
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