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Spring 2021 Experiential Learning Fair Starts March 22
Learn more about the myriad experiential opportunities available to LLS students during the virtual Experiential Learning Fair to be held March 22-April 9. Use the opportunity to explore the law school's unparalleled opportunities to practice lawyering skills through clinics, specialized practica and field placements (externships), as well as trial advocacy, moot court and other competition teams. More>>
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1Ls invited to learn more about joint jd/mba program
First-year full-time law students: Interested in earning an MBA along with your JD? Learn about the joint JD/MBA program on Tuesday, March 16 from 12-1 p.m. from reps from the LMU College of Business Administration MBA Programs office and LLS Student Affairs, as well as current JD/MBA students. More>> | | 
Race & Law Colloquium Featuring Khiara M. Bridges
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Library Study Space Available as Part of Phased Reopening
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Understanding Anti-Asian Discrimination and Violence
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Prof trisolini anchors panel assessing climate policy
Environmental law expert Professor Kathy Trisolini will moderate a Conversation with Samantha Gross, Director of the Energy Security and Climate Initiative at Brookings, as part of the Los Angeles World Affairs Council & Town Hall Webinar series. The event will be held from 11 a.m.-12 p.m. on Thursday, March 18. More>> | | 
Exploring How an Entertainment Creative Works with A Business Team
The LLS Entertainment and Media Law Institute and LMU SFTV will host a discussion with Jenniffer Gómez, LMU SFTV alumna and writer/producer of the Starz show Vida, from 3-5 p.m. on Friday, March 19. Gómez, a creative mastermind, will discuss how she interacts with her business team in this panel discussion, Q&A and mixer. RSVP & learn more>>. | |
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Reparations as Racial JusticeProfessor Eric Miller will lead a conversation with a panel of experts as they discuss recent innovations in promoting transformational racial justice through reparations at the state and local level. The panelists will discuss the future of reparations in the context of legislation and litigation. Miller developed a new legal theory using Oklahoma's public nuisance statute to demand reparations for the 105-year-old survivor and descendants of victims of the Tulsa Race Massacre. He now serves as co-counsel of record in Lessie Benningfield Randle et al. v. City of Tulsa et al. (filed Sep 1, 2020). His latest scholarship on the topic of reparations,
Republican, Rebellious Reparations, appears in the Howard Law Journal. More>>
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CELEBRATING WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH
Commemorate Women's History Month th9is March with a one of LLS' Women's History Month Zoom backgrounds.
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Stay LLS Together with the Upcoming LLS Virtual 5K!Participants who registered by March 12 for the inaugural LLS virtual 5K and email a photo by March 28 of their successful completion of the 5K will be eligible to receive an LLS Virtual 5K T-shirt!
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TRANSACTIONAL NEGOTIATION TEAM FINALS TO BE LIVESTREAMED
Save the Date: The Transactional Negotiation Team finals will be livestreamed from 5:30-7 p.m. on Wednesday, April 14. During the event, the two student finalists will negotiate a mock deal in front of practicing attorneys. After the negotiation ends, the attorneys provide live feedback to the students, confer briefly in private and declare a winner. Streaming information will be shared in this space when available.
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Event coordinators are encouraged to use the LLS Events Calendar for events they want promoted broadly. All LLS events should be posted to the LLS Master Calendar, which has been updated to reflect the law school's virtual event and meeting spaces. Questions? Email us!
This Week's Highlights:
3/153/163/173/18- Prof Trisolini moderates L.A. World Affairs Council webinar, 11 a.m.-12 p.m.
- Daily Prayer Gathering, 12:05-12:20 p.m.
- Center for Religion and Spirituality's "The Year of St. Joseph" event, 7 p.m. More>>
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Spring 2021 Community Check-in SurveyAll members of the LLS community are invited to participate in the newest Community Check-in Survey. These instruments have provided a snapshot of how the university has been doing over the past year. The third community check-in survey will be open March 15-26. The surveys will continue to assess our virtual campus, sense of belonging and perceptions of the university related to COVID-19 and racial justice. Surveys for the following groups are due by Friday, March 26, with participants eligible for prizes! Contact OIA@lmu.edu for questions.
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