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It’s a sunny 20 degrees in our New York City neighborhood today and, as we hunker down at the start of a brand-new year, we want to highlight some of the many ways you can stay connected to St. John’s Law from wherever you are, whenever you want.
Follow Us on Social
Love Instagram? Can’t stop tweeting? Keep your professional profile fresh on LinkedIn? Still a Facebook devotee? St. John’s Law is right there with you. We post regularly across social media sites/apps. You’ll find us at:
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And for all of you in the Twitterverse, our curated St. John’s Law Tweets list makes it easy for you to follow our faculty, administrators, and student groups on the platform.
Read the Magazine
We publish St. John’s Law magazine in print in the fall and spring and mail it to 17,000+ alumni and friends worldwide. (If you’re an alum and don’t receive it in the mail, be sure to update your contact information.) Prefer to read the magazine online? No problem. You’ll find the current issue and back issues on the Law School website.
. . . and Our Newsletters
We also archive back issues of this monthly See infra newsletter and our quarterly In Brief newsletter for alumni, so you never have to worry about accidently deleting them from your email inbox. They’re all online in one convenient place.
Visit Our News & Story Hub
We recently launched stjohnslawseeinfra.com, an online hub for sharing news and stories from St. John’s Law. Visit often to read about everything that makes our St. John’s Law community so special: from job outcomes and bar passage to fundraising and student, faculty, and alumni activities and achievements.
Peruse Class Notes
Grab a hot beverage, relax in your comfy chair, and take in the latest edition of Class Notes, which we now publish online only at stjohnslawseeinfra.com. The Winter 2021 Class Notes post in early March. Please submit your news to mckeevec@stjohns.edu.
Catch Up With the Faculty
Even in these at-a-distance times, the activities and achievements of our wonderful St. John’s Law faculty can leave you breathless. There are books and book chapters, journal articles and opinion pieces, presentations and keynotes, media mentions and appearances, and awards and accolades. Our Faculty Scholarship Blog covers them all. St. John’s Center for Law and Religion co-directors, Professor Mark Movsesian and Professor Marc DeGirolami, also bring their insights and ideas to the virtual space via their Law and Religion Forum blog and Legal Spirits podcast. Other faculty podcasters include Professor Renee Nicole Allen, who hosts Law Profs Are People Too, and Professor Kate Klonick, the co-host of In Lieu of Fun. Follow along!
Join the (Book) Club
Two of our esteemed faculty members, Professor Cheryl Wade and Professor Sheldon Evans, are your hosts for the monthly Black Authors Book Club. On Wednesday, February 2, 2022, join them online as they welcome acclaimed author Ibram X. Kendi for a discussion about his book, Stamped from the Beginning: The Definitive History of Racist Ideas in America.
Mentor a Current St. John’s Law Student
We’re launching Mentor Connect, the Law School's robust online mentoring platform that brings students seeking career guidance together with alumni who are excited to give it. Mentees and mentors connect across aligned professional interests and aspirations and common involvement in St. John's Law journals, co-curricular activities, academic centers, shared identity groups, and student organizations, among other connecting points. Mentors can customize when and how they share their expertise and experience with the next generation of St. John's lawyers. We’re seeking mentors now, so students have a deep pool of talent to source when they sign up for Mentor Connect in the coming weeks. To learn more about this wonderful opportunity for alumni to give back and make a difference, view the MC Mentor guide. Ready to become a mentor? Register today.
Help Prospective Students Connect With Us Virtually
Did you know that aspiring law students who can't make it to campus in person can learn all about St. John's Law virtually? Help us spread the word! Our admissions website offers one-stop access to virtual meetings with student ambassadors and admissions counselors, a recorded, mock law school class; a video tour of the building, and a series of online events. On Tuesday, January 11, 2022, we're hosting a Future Lawyers of Color (Virtual) Open House to give prospective students of color a unique look at St. John’s Law. Registration is now open for that event. And our Admissions team is here to answer any questions at lawinfo@stjohns.edu or 718-990-6474.
Save the Date!
Save the date for the annual Public Interest Auction on March 29-31, 2022! This year’s auction comes to you live and virtually to support the Summer Public interest Fellowship Program and other public interest initiatives at St. John’s Law. We can’t do it without you, and we welcome your participation in, and support of, this pillar student-run event. If you would like to donate an item for our auction block, please reach out to Auction Co-chair Jenna Codignotto ’22 at jenna.codignotto19@st.johns.edu.
Wishing you and yours a happy and healthy New Year!
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Please email Lori Herz, See infra's Managing Editor and Lead Writer, at herzl@stjohns.edu.
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