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Free: On-Campus Counseling Services here.
Free: TimelyCare teletherapy. Please take a look at the TimelyCare section to create your account.
Office of Student Affairs personalized assistance, email studentaffairs@lls.edu
GIVE: Emergency Fund: The Law School Emergency Fund supports LMU Loyola Law School students facing unprecedented financial strain including food insecurity, work disruptions, housing instability, and other unanticipated expenses.
Campus Ministry, Fr. Wayne Negrete | 213.736.8193
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DEI Spring 2025 Events and Workshops

The following workshops are available to all faculty, staff, and students.

Generative Conflict: Presupposition, Cognitive Distortions, and Multipartiality | Wednesday, January 29 | 12:00 pm-1:30 pm | RSVP Here | Merrifield Hall

In this workshop, attendees will learn about presupposition—the idea that people have preconceived ideas about something. The session will explore implicit biases and cognitive distortions, ways our brains can sometimes misinterpret information. You will have the chance to think about how these biases can play a role in your daily life and whether you want to be biased or not.

Stand Up and Be Counted: A Conversation on the Journey to Identity, Self-Respect, and Inclusiveness in Legal Profession | Tuesday, February 4 | Burns Lounge | 5:00 pm-7:00 pm | RSVP by Jan. 28 here

A Conversation on the Journey to Identity, Self-Respect, and Inclusiveness in Legal Profession from 5-7 p.m. The session will draw on "Stand Up and Be Counted," the recently published memoir of Albert C. Lum, a Chinese American attorney who began practicing in Los Angeles in the 1960s and a co-founder of the Southern California Chinese Lawyers Association. We will hear about Lum's trailblazing life and legal career, learn about the history of Chinese Americans in Southern California, and explore how our personal values inform our professional identity. Professor Nadine Tan, immediate past president of SCCLA, will be among the speakers.

UndocuAdvocate 1.0 | Wednesday, February 5 | 10am-12pm | RSVP Here

UndocuAdvocate trainings are designed to learn about the challenges, rights, and resources available to undocumented immigrants as well as equip participants with knowledge on how to support and advocate for undocumented people. Join Undocumented Student Support Services, the Office of International Programs and Partnerships, and the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion as we cultivate a brave and supportive environment for undocumented students at LLS.

ATTENTION STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS! Student Certificates of Appreciation

Loyola Law School provides student organizations and the three law reviews with the opportunity to order certificates of appreciation, designed to recognize the service of officers and editors, and members and staff writers. The certificates are provided compliments of LMU Loyola Law School, and are personalized with your name, the name of your organization/law review, and your title within the organization/law review. Please follow the steps on this website. Orders must be sent to Alejandra before Tuesday, March 25, 2025, at alejandra.hernandezperez@lls.edu.

Apply by March 31, 2025 | The Los Angeles Bankruptcy Forum | 2025 Honorable Richard M. Neiter Summer Bankruptcy Fellowship

Recipients of the award will receive a stipend to assist with their living expenses as they pursue a full-time internship with a bankruptcy judge in the Central District during the summer of 2025. Loyola Law School students have been the recipients of this award for the past three years. Apply here.

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