Week of April 15, 2013
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Dear Friends,
As we enter Reading Week and bring this year to a close, I wanted to thank you all for an amazing year. For the graduating 3Ls, I'm sure you've already begun to reflect on the time and memories you've shared with each other and all of us. Don't worry, you have left a lasting impression and your legacy will remain. For the 1Ls, there will be plenty of time after you turn in your LRWA final to remember the good times spent here at USF. I'm only assuming you're feeling a little overwhelmed at the moment. For my dear 2Ls, we've had a year. Thank you. Given all that has transpired over the year, I find it fitting that this is simultaneously our Centennial Year. So I raise the proverbial glass to toast all of us. Have a wonderful summer advocating for justice, taking the bar, and globetrotting.
Shaun T. Greer
Below are the Events & Announcements for this week.
Table of Contents
1. Centennial Challenge - Log Your Hours
2. Pre-Register for Electronic Distribution for the Law Review Writing Contest
3. Charting Our Own Path: Exploring Solo Practice & Self-Employment
Student Bar Association
1. Centennial Challenge - Log Your Hours: If you have completed any community service hours (not for credit or pay) since August 20, 2012, please remember to Log Your Hours online at www.usfca.edu/org/sba. For additional information about the Centennial Challenge, please contact SBA Community Service Co-Chairs Nora Breslin, Holly Pearson, or Esther Wilch at centennial.ch...@gmail.com.
Announcements:
2. Pre-Register for Electronic Distribution for the Law Review Writing Contest:
USF Law Review
The USF Law Review 1L & JD/MBA Writing Competition registration for the electronic distribution option will be taking place in the Student Boulevard on Wednesday, April 24 from 11am – 1pm & 5pm-7pm. This means that anyone interested in receiving their Writing Competition packet by email, instead of picking up a hard copy at school, on their respective day of distribution, needs to sign-up during the times listed above.
Student Groups Events:
3. Charting Our Own Path: Exploring Solo Practice & Self-Employment
Cohosted: PrideLaw and Law Students for Reproductive Justice (LSRJ)
12:00 PM
KN 102
LSRJ and Pride Law are co-sponsoring the final event of the semester, "Charting Our Own Path". Kate Bertash, a small business owner and reigning Miss California Plus, will discuss her platform which encourages women's empowerment through self-employment. Alex Austin, founder of Austin Law Group, will tell how she built her practice. Her firm is a leader in IP and entertainment law; she also represents adult-oriented film companies and has expertise in areas of law which are of particular interest to the LGBT community such as gender revision, relationship agreements, and wills and trusts.