Diversity Week 2022: Highlights from Slate of Events
Recordings are now available for many of the sessions comprising LLS Diversity Week, held Jan. 24-28, such as the Haben Girma talk (pictured above). Archived events include:
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Infectious Disease Expert Anchors Talk
Dean Michael Waterstone will host a Conversation about the COVID-19 Pandemic with infectious-disease expert Dr. Christian B. Ramers, MD, MPH, FIDSA, AAHIVS, at 12 p.m. on Tuesday. Feb. 1 . Dr. Ramers serves as Medical Director, Laura Rodriguez Research Institute, ACGME Designated Institutional Official, Family Health Centers of San Diego; Clinical Associate Professor, UC San Diego School of Medicine; Adjunct Associate Professor, SDSU School of Public Health; and Senior Clinical Advisor, Clinton Health Access Initiative, Global Hepatitis Program. RSVP>>
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Entertainment & Media Law Institute's “Is This Legal?"
Every film, TV series and commercial has a legal team addressing issues and risks from pre-production through post. Collaboration between the creative and legal teams is crucial to its success. Join LLS' Entertainment & Media Law Institute and LMU SFTV on Thursday, Feb. 17 for a panel discussion about the role of production counsel during the production process. Register for the mailing list to receive further information. | | 
LLS Alumni Retain Top Super Lawyers List Rankings!
Once again, Loyola Law School alumni lead the pack among those ranked by Southern California Super Lawyers for 2022 list. More LLS alumni appear on the Top 100 list than alumni from UCLA, USC and Pepperdine combined! LLS alumni also topped the lists of Orange County Super Lawyers and Women Southern California Super Lawyers. More>> | |
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2022 IP & Information Law Speaker Series Ramps Up
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Faculty Workshop Looks at Cost of Parole Compliance
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Human Trafficking, Then & Now: New Directions & Approaches to Exploitation
Associate Dean for Equity & Inclusion Kathleen Kim, RISE Clinic Director Stephanie Richard and Sunita Jain Anti-Trafficking Policy Initiative Policy Director Sabrina Talukder will present at the Boston University School of Law's Public Interest Law Journal Symposium addressing human trafficking. The symposium summary states that "defining the scope is difficult, in part due to the underground nature of the problem and the fear that many survivors face. Many survivors do not self-identify. Moreover, legal and social service professionals, often uniquely positioned to engage with survivors, fail to effectively identify potential survivors." RSVP>>
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Event coordinators are encouraged to use the LLS Events Calendar for events they want promoted broadly. Note: You must select "Loyola Law School" in the department field in order for the event to display in the LLS roundup. Questions? Email us!
Upcoming highlights:
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Go Move Challenge (Feb. 1-28)
Calling all faculty and staff! Help LMU/LLS win the 10th-annual Go Move Challenge by recording your minutes of intentional physical activity that gets the heart pumping to determine which Jesuit institution is the most active. Awards go to the university that tracks the most minutes, the university that averages the highest number of minutes per participant, and the university with the highest average number of minutes per region. Register below and an email with instructions will follow. RSVP>>
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- LLS COVID Dashboard: The LLS COVID Dashboard has been updated to include cluster counts since the start of COVID. The dashboard continues to list statistics on LLS community members who are currently isolated or quarantined based on university records of lab-confirmed COVID-19 cases for individuals who have been on the LLS campus or participated in an approved LLS activity during their infectious period.
- Boosters: Eligible community members are required to obtain their COVID-19 booster within one month of eligibility. Upload your booster record in VaxLMU using your phone or tablet.
- Testing: Members of the campus community are advised to get retested within one week of their return to campus for the spring semester. And all members of the campus community are strongly encouraged to test weekly. This helps ensure the health and safety of all on our campus and all LMU campuses. The LLS COVID Testing Center is open with appointments required.
- Masks are required to be worn at all times in all indoor public spaces of the LLS campus. Students, faculty and staff should wear surgical or medical grade masks while on campus. LLS Campus Community members may obtain masks meeting these criteria at the Information Center, Career Development Office, Office of Student Affairs and William M. Rains Library. Library patrons will receive warnings for not masking, with three warnings resulting in loss of privileges.
- Updated isolation/quarantine guidelines are available.
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Celebrating Black History Month
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