SBA: Donuts for Outlines
Have you ever used an outline from the SBA Outline Bank? It’s an amazing resource that SBA manages, but it wouldn’t exist without outline submissions from students like you! We are offering donuts (vegan too) in exchange for sending us your outline(s). Please stop by our table!
Fall Trivia & Social
Join us for a night of fun and excitement at the SBA Trivia & Social! Get ready to test your knowledge and enjoy a fantastic evening filled with laughter and good company. The event will take place in the Student Lounge in the LRC. Gather your friends and form a team to compete against others in a series of brain-teasing trivia questions. Don’t worry if you’re not a trivia master, it’s all about having a great time! So mark your calendars and come join us for an unforgettable night of trivia and fall festivities!
Hallow Hunt
Follow spooky clues around the downtown area in a photo scavenger hunt on Halloween night!
Community Meal
Virtual meal time with new and old friends at L&C Law. Play games, have fun, win prizes.
Virtual Student Organization Fair Day 3
Join the student organizations of Lewis & Clark Law School for drop in Zoom rooms where you can ask questions, learn about student orgs, and sign up!
Virtual Student Organization Fair Day 2
Join the student organizations of Lewis & Clark Law School for drop in Zoom rooms where you can ask questions, learn about student orgs, and sign up!
Virtual Student Organization Fair Day 1
Join the student organizations of Lewis & Clark Law School for drop in Zoom rooms where you can ask questions, learn about student orgs, and sign up!
Multnomah County District Attorney Debate - CANCELLED
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED.
Gatsby Barrister’s Ball
The SBA invites you to attend the Gatsby Barrister’s Ball on March 7, 7-11 pm, at The Laurelhurst Club. Dress to impress. Flapper outfits and fedoras encouraged.
SBA Halloween Party
Costumes, DJ, dancing, drinks, and food. Theme: Time Warp! It’s a Rocky Horror Picture Show theme, but if you want to interpret Time Warp as time travel in general, and go for a Back to the Future or Star Trek costume, we won’t stop you.
Buy tickets online via Eventbrite. Or, buy your Halloween Party tickets in person from SBA members tabling the LRC 9 am to 1:30 pm October 7, 8, 9, 14, 15, and 16.
Keep an eye out for Halloween Party emails from SBA with additional details about the party.
Buy tickets online via Eventbrite. Or, buy your Halloween Party tickets in person from SBA members tabling the LRC 9 am to 1:30 pm October 7, 8, 9, 14, 15, and 16.
Keep an eye out for Halloween Party emails from SBA with additional details about the party.
5th Annual OutLaw Drag Show
Friday April 5th, 2019. Doors open 7:00pm. Show begins at 8:00pm. In the LRC.
Come join OutLaw for a night of Drag, drinks, food, and fun as we celebrate the LGBTQ+ community! Performers are members of the L&C community including students, staff, and alumni family. Entrance, drink tickets, and food are all FREE! Fundraising for the Portland Sexual and Gender Minority Youth Resource Center (providing various professional and support services to LGBTQ+ youth with the goals of increasing academic success and access to jobs, reducing poverty, and school drop-out) is done via voluntary, but suggested, donation (of any amount) by attendees. So, bring your dolla-dolla bills to hand to performers and put in donation jars, and be prepared to have a fantastic night! This is an all-ages event, but please be aware that Drag, by its nature, can have adult themes and undertones.
Come join OutLaw for a night of Drag, drinks, food, and fun as we celebrate the LGBTQ+ community! Performers are members of the L&C community including students, staff, and alumni family. Entrance, drink tickets, and food are all FREE! Fundraising for the Portland Sexual and Gender Minority Youth Resource Center (providing various professional and support services to LGBTQ+ youth with the goals of increasing academic success and access to jobs, reducing poverty, and school drop-out) is done via voluntary, but suggested, donation (of any amount) by attendees. So, bring your dolla-dolla bills to hand to performers and put in donation jars, and be prepared to have a fantastic night! This is an all-ages event, but please be aware that Drag, by its nature, can have adult themes and undertones.
Opt In III: Trauma Informed Training
The SBA, the Office of Diversity & Inclusion, the Law School’s Diversity Committee, and Student Affairs encourage you to attend this training session featuring Professor Meg Garvin and Doctor Chris Wilson. They will present on the neuroscience behind trauma, as well as how students and professors can work together to make a more inclusive campus community.
Barristers Ball
Dress up and party at law prom! Barristers Ball is the annual spring law school dance organized by SBA. Tickets available via Eventbrite ONLY: $25 plus $1.49 service fee. Drinks and food are included in your ticket price. The event is 21+. We’ll use drink bracelets like we did for the 2018 Halloween Party. This year the ball will be located at Leftbank Annex in inner NE Portland–near the Broadway Bridge.
Tickets are $15 until February 17, when the price rises to $25. Buy your tickets with card, cash, or check from SBA members tabling in the LRC Mondays-Thursdays 9-10 am and 12-1 pm. Ticket sales end March 4. You may also purchase tickets via Eventbrite, but be warned that there is a processing fee.
Tickets are $15 until February 17, when the price rises to $25. Buy your tickets with card, cash, or check from SBA members tabling in the LRC Mondays-Thursdays 9-10 am and 12-1 pm. Ticket sales end March 4. You may also purchase tickets via Eventbrite, but be warned that there is a processing fee.
Oregon trial attorney Bill Barton
SBA is co-sponsoring this event with Oregon Trial Lawyers Association (OTLA). Mr. Barton’s firm Barton Trial Attorneys specializes in catastrophic injuries, medical negligence, and sexual abuse and exploitation. Free lunch provided. Classroom 1. http://bartontrialattorneys.com/
RBG Film Screening
We’ll show 2018 documentary RBG, about the life and accomplishments of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. This’ll be a great companion to the Justice Ginsburg biopic On the Basis of Sex, which arrived in cinemas mid-January. (Location and time TBA–watch your Announcements emails.)
Welcome Back Happy Hour
Enjoy drinks with classmates and friends at neighborhood Tryon Creek Grill.
Opt In II: Trans and LGBTQ+ Allyship Training
The SBA, the Office of Diversity & Inclusion, and Student Affairs encourage you to attend this Allyship Training session featuring Trystan Reese, a father and social justice professional dedicated to increasing the visibility and acceptance of trans and LGBTQ+ people and families.
*SOLD OUT* Halloween Party
Join SBA for our annual Halloween Party at Ecotrust in the Pearl district! Theme: CRIME SCENE. Location: 8 pm to 1 am, at the Ecotrust building in NW Portland’s Pearl District at 721 NW 9th Avenue, between Irving and Johnson streets.
This event is 21+. BRING YOUR ID so that you may be admitted. The Halloween party will serve beer, wine, and cider. No, there will not be hard liquor. Drinks are included in the price of your ticket.
You will receive a drink bracelet. The bracelet leaves it up to you to use your best judgment to monitor your own drinking. Upper division students may recall that past SBA events have used drink tickets to limit alcohol consumption. We’re using bracelets instead this year. Drink responsibly so we can use drink bracelets for future events, such as the spring Barrister’s Ball!
The number of drinks you consume is up to your best judgement and up to the discretion of the bartenders. Just like at a bar, if you request a drink and the bartender believes that you’ve had too many, the bartender has the discretion to refuse to serve you more drinks. If a SBA Halloween Party bartender decides you are too inebriated for more drinks, they’ll snip your drinks bracelet. Without a bracelet, you may not be served drinks at the Halloween party.
“What if I bought tickets for other people? Do all of us have to arrive at the party at the same time and check in with me?” Students will be checked in via a guest list. The guest list means that you will not receive a physical ticket, and you will not receive any email receipt from SBA. Don’t worry–all the people you bought tickets for do not have to arrive with you and check in alongside you. SBA members checking students in will have a guest list that notes how many tickets each guest bought. If someone else bought your ticket, arrive at the party knowing the full name of the student who bought your ticket. If my friend Sonia Sotomayor bought a ticket for herself and for me, but I arrive an hour earlier than she does, I just tell the SBA member checking me in at the Halloween party, “Hey Sonia Sotomayor bought my ticket,” and the SBA member will note on her guest list that one of the two tickets Sonia bought has been claimed.
You will receive a drink bracelet. The bracelet leaves it up to you to use your best judgment to monitor your own drinking. Upper division students may recall that past SBA events have used drink tickets to limit alcohol consumption. We’re using bracelets instead this year. Drink responsibly so we can use drink bracelets for future events, such as the spring Barrister’s Ball!
The number of drinks you consume is up to your best judgement and up to the discretion of the bartenders. Just like at a bar, if you request a drink and the bartender believes that you’ve had too many, the bartender has the discretion to refuse to serve you more drinks. If a SBA Halloween Party bartender decides you are too inebriated for more drinks, they’ll snip your drinks bracelet. Without a bracelet, you may not be served drinks at the Halloween party.
“What if I bought tickets for other people? Do all of us have to arrive at the party at the same time and check in with me?” Students will be checked in via a guest list. The guest list means that you will not receive a physical ticket, and you will not receive any email receipt from SBA. Don’t worry–all the people you bought tickets for do not have to arrive with you and check in alongside you. SBA members checking students in will have a guest list that notes how many tickets each guest bought. If someone else bought your ticket, arrive at the party knowing the full name of the student who bought your ticket. If my friend Sonia Sotomayor bought a ticket for herself and for me, but I arrive an hour earlier than she does, I just tell the SBA member checking me in at the Halloween party, “Hey Sonia Sotomayor bought my ticket,” and the SBA member will note on her guest list that one of the two tickets Sonia bought has been claimed.
New Student Conduct Code: Open Forum
Our Honor Code was originally adopted by a vote of the student body in 1975. Now, the faculty committee is proposing many changes to the Honor Code, which, most significantly, adds a “Conduct Code.” The SBA has been given an opportunity to gather student feedback about these important changes. This is the second of two student forums to discuss the proposed Code (the other forum will be Monday, October 15, 12:10-1:10, in Classroom 1). Snacks will be provided.
Professionalism 101 Panel
Hear from the Honorable Magistrate Judge Stacie F. Beckerman, MBA Young Lawyers Section President and Barran Liebman Partner Shayda Le, Markowitz Herbold Associate Kate Acosta, and Stoel Rives’ Director of Talent Acquisition Dorianna Phillips, as they discuss the expectations of local judges, attorneys, and hiring professionals. Take advantage of these prestigious panelists and come with questions! Baja Fresh provided.
New Student Conduct Code: Open Forum
Our Honor Code was originally adopted by a vote of the student body in 1975. Now, the faculty committee is proposing many changes to the Honor Code, which, most significantly, adds a “Conduct Code.” The SBA has been given an opportunity to gather student feedback about these important changes. This is the first of two student forums to discuss the proposed Code (the other forum will be Wednesday, October 17 4-5 in LRC Classroom 6). Snacks will be provided.
Lessons from the Addicted Lawyer
Mental Health Week
Join the SBA, Oregon Attorney Assistance Program, OSB Diversity & Inclusion Dept., and Multnomah Bar Association in welcoming best-selling author and addiction recovery advocate Brian Cuban to our law school! Come hear Brian share his experience navigating childlhood, law school, and life as an attorney, while battling eating disorders, depression, alcoholism, and drug addiction. Brian, brother to Dallas Mavericks owner and entrepreneur Mark Cuban, has been in long term recovery from alcohol, cocaine, and bulimia since April of 2007. Hear him speak on his amazing journey to recovery and his plea to legal communities across the nation to de-stigmatize mental health.
Reception to follow. Please RSVP.
Student Strong: Resilience & Success in Law School
Mental Health Week
Learn how to develop strategies and healthier habits during law school to help build resilience and achieve success! Talk hosted by Oregon Attorney Assistance Progam (OAAP). Lunch provided by OAAP.
Learn how to develop strategies and healthier habits during law school to help build resilience and achieve success! Talk hosted by Oregon Attorney Assistance Progam (OAAP). Lunch provided by OAAP.
Free Speech Symposium: Questioning the Marketplace of Ideas
Join us for a day of discussion and dialogue with CAS, Law, and Grad students, staff, and faculty.
Take a Walk
Mental Health Week
Take a break from your studies and join SBA on a walk through Tryon! Meet SBA Secretary Carolyn Griffin in the amphitheater at 8 am.
Take a break from your studies and join SBA on a walk through Tryon! Meet SBA Secretary Carolyn Griffin in the amphitheater at 8 am.
Fruit & Water Bottles
Mental Health Week
Stop by the LRC or the Wood Hall free table during lunch to grab a piece of fruit and water bottle! To promote nutrition and hydration, SBA is distributing fresh fruit and water bottles provided by the Lewis & Clark College Office of Sustainability.
Stop by the LRC or the Wood Hall free table during lunch to grab a piece of fruit and water bottle! To promote nutrition and hydration, SBA is distributing fresh fruit and water bottles provided by the Lewis & Clark College Office of Sustainability.
SBA Pastries & Professors
Enjoy coffee and a breakfast pastry, while getting to know your professors as well as other L&C Law Faculty and Staff!
Opt In to Race Forward: Navigating Race in the Legal Profession
Angela Buck, Lewis & Clark’s Director of Inclusion & Multicultural Engagement, will lead an interactive session on how to discuss race. The session aims to equip attendees with tools and skills for effective and meaningful engagement.
Law School Progressives—Oregon Clean Energy Jobs Bill Town Hall with Senator Michael Dembrow
Join the Law School Progressives for a Town Hall with Oregon Senator Michael Dembrow. Food and drinks will be provided.
2018 PILP Auction
Please join the Public Interest Law Project for an evening of magic and intrigue at our 27th Annual Secret Garden Auction
L&C Law SBA Oregon Food Bank Volunteer Day
SBA invites Lewis & Clark Law students, faculty, staff and alumni to come together for this special post-Thanksgiving day of service at the Oregon Food Bank.
Joint JD/MBA Info Session with Portland State University
Joint JD/MBA Info Session with Portland State University
Opt In to Race Forward: Navigating Race in the Legal Profession Workshop
L&C Law alums Kasia Rutledge and Rakeem Washington will lead an interactive workshop on how to discuss race. The workshop aims to equip attendees with tools and skills for effective and meaningful engagement. As present and future legal advocates, ignoring the race elephant in the room is not an option.
You Are Doing Just Fine
You Are Doing Just Fine – Strategies for Managing Stress
June Portland/Vancouver Alumni Happy Hour
Join us for our monthly Alumni gathering at the tailgate for the football game!
Pay Up: Negotiating Your Worth
Start your legal career on the right path and learn tips on negotiating your compensation from lawyers. Sponsored by Women’s Law Caucus, Student Bar Association, and Oregon Women Lawyers Leadership Committee.
Executive Experimentation: Oregon’s Response to Ordering Constitutionally-Risky Immigration Action
Scholars and activists will analyze the recent Executive Orders on Immigration, their impact on Oregon, and how Oregon can respond. The event is free to the public. Parking is limited. Registration is required. To register, go to: innovationlawlab.org/register
Lunch Discussion with Oregon Attorney General - Ellen Rosenblum
This will be an opportunity where students can engage in an informal discussion with Oregon’s chief legal advisor, Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum. Attorney General Rosenblum will discuss the details of her position, the path which she took to get to where she is today and how her position interacts with the Governor’s Office and other aspects of the administration. There will also be a Q&A for students to ask questions.
International Women’s Day Panel
WLC and If/When/How’s International Women’s Day Panel
Wednesday March 8th at 12:10pm, Room 1
Join Women’s Law Caucus and If/When/How in celebrating International Women’s Day on Wednesday, March 8th for a lunch panel of female law professors and faculty. The panel will be sharing personal stories of the women in their lives who have most affected and inspired them. Also we’ll feed you!
Navigating the Oregon State Bar with the President of the OSB
Navigating the Oregon State Bar with the President of the OSB. Join us for a conversation focusing on hard and soft skills which help lead students to obtain employment opportunities. Also addressing issues of diversity within the Oregon State Bar, and ways the OSB is attempting to go about solving these concerns.
Diversity & Community Building Judges Panel
Join the Diversity Committee (and sponsors) for a panel discussing how diversity plays a role in the field of law from the perspective of diverse and honorable judges. With the uncertain social and political future of the nation, it is important to embrace our differences and to build community relations together. Everyone is encouraged to attend and ask thoughtful questions of the panel. The panel includes: The Honorable Judges Adrienne Nelson, Darlene Ortega, Angel Lopez & Kenneth Walker. This event is open to the Public.
Lewis & Clark Law School Centennial Ball
A black-tie event to close out the year in style. More information to come soon.
Lewis & Clark Law School Centennial Ball
A black-tie event to close out the year in style. More information to come soon.
SBA Halloween Masquerade
2013 Halloween Masquerade
Lewis & Clark Student Bar Association
Friday October 25, 7:00 PM
Bossanova Ballroom
722 East Burnside, Portland OR
722 East Burnside, Portland OR
Cuisine with the Dean
Thursday, March 21 @ 12:15pm in McCarty Classroom #3
Join the Dean for a Q&A session on Rankings, Tuition, and more.
Pizza and soda will be served.
Join the Dean for a Q&A session on Rankings, Tuition, and more.
Pizza and soda will be served.
Entertainment/Art/Sports Law Society (EASL) — Annual Creative Exhibition and Talent Show
Second Annual Creative Exhibition and Talent Show
There will be a reception with food and drink on March 7th before and after the Talent Show, in the LRC. For more information, contact easl@lclark.edu.
This will not be a networking event.
Cosponsored by: Intellectual Property Student Organization, Food & Wine Society, American Constitution Society, Federalist Society, Law Revue
There will be a reception with food and drink on March 7th before and after the Talent Show, in the LRC. For more information, contact easl@lclark.edu.
This will not be a networking event.
Cosponsored by: Intellectual Property Student Organization, Food & Wine Society, American Constitution Society, Federalist Society, Law Revue
Death Penalty Talk with Jeff Ellis
Death Penalty Talk with Jeff Ellis, Director of Oregon Capital Resource Center, nationally known death penalty defense attorney, and adjunct professor. Part of the Week Against the Death Penalty. Lunch will be served. Sponsored by NLG and ACLU.
Cuisine with the Dean
Join Dean Klonoff and other members of the administration for a lunchtime Q&A session. Lunch will be provided.
SBA Halloween Party
DJ & Dance / Free Food & Drinks / Costume Contest / Carnival Games / and more!
SBA Halloween Party
DJ & Dance / Free Food & Drinks / Costume Contest / Carnival Games / and more!
Student Group Leaders Budget Committee Student Town Hall
Alex Tinker and Linli Pao invite leaders and board members of student groups to come discuss their External Budget Committee concerns.Tell us what you want future funding to look like. Please RSVP to linli@lclark.edu
Budget Committee Student Town Hall
Your student representatives, Alex Tinker and Linli Pao, invite you to come learn about the school’s budget and discuss your budget concerns for the upcoming 2013-2014 fiscal year.
What kind of tuition increase is acceptable?
What programs are overfunded?
What programs are underfunded?
What kind of funding should student groups receive?
We will answer your questions about the upcoming budget years and comment on the changes you are likely to see. While we will take notes, the event will notbe podcast and comments will be handled in a confidential manner.
What kind of tuition increase is acceptable?
What programs are overfunded?
What programs are underfunded?
What kind of funding should student groups receive?
We will answer your questions about the upcoming budget years and comment on the changes you are likely to see. While we will take notes, the event will notbe podcast and comments will be handled in a confidential manner.
Spring into Action!
Spring into Action! Day of Service for the greater Portland Community. Click on picture to see Registration link.
Let’s Do Lunch
Let’s Do Lunch! Students are invited to have lunch with the Recent Graduate Council.
SBA Bar Review
E is for EastBurn! Ditch the computer and join fellow students for some face time.
Annual Harpole Awards Presentation & Reception
Annual Joyce Ann Harpole Award Presentation & Reception Featured Speaker: Hon. M. Margaret McKeown
SBA Bar Review
Kick off Spring Break with SBA Bar Review. D is for Dig a Pony!
Sustainability Week
A collaboration of EJA, ELC, NEDC, SALDF, and SBA, this collection of sustainability events will showcase the dedication of our students to a sustainable lifestyle.
Sustainability Week: World Water Day Celebration
World Water Day Celebration by ELC, EJA, NEDC, and SBA, in Amphitheater, featuring guest speaker PEAC Professor and CWA Expert Dan Mensher. Tantalizing tacos and beer provided!
Sustainability Week
A collaboration of EJA, ELC, NEDC, SALDF, and SBA, this collection of sustainability events will showcase the dedication of our students to a sustainable lifestyle.
Sustainability Week: Meat Out
Meat Out BBQ by SALDF in Amphitheater with savory vegan food and beer!
Sustainability Week
A collaboration of EJA, ELC, NEDC, SALDF, and SBA, this collection of sustainability events will showcase the dedication of our students to a sustainable lifestyle.
TORTS from a Social Justice Perspective: What’s Missing from Our Casebooks
Panel discussion with local attorneys.
Sustainability Week: Food Security 101
Food Security 101 by EJA in the LRC, featuring guest speaker Robyn Johnson of Partners for a Hunger-Free Oregon. Delicious vegan food!
2012 SBA Elections March 19th & 20th
Vote online for your favorite candidates in the 2012 SBA Elections!
Sustainability Week
A collaboration of EJA, ELC, NEDC, SALDF, and SBA, this collection of sustainability events will showcase the dedication of our students to a sustainable lifestyle.
Faculty Appreciation Mixer
Women’s Law Caucus, Career Services, SBA, Black Law Student Association, and Business Law Society invite you for a unique chance to network with professors/faculty and thank them for the school year. Appetizers and Drinks will be provided in LRC Lower Student Lounge. RSVP requested by Friday, March 16th to Melanie (mmusial@lclark.edu) questions? email the above address.
Sustainability Week: “Carbon Nation” Screening
Screening of Carbon Nation by SBA, EJA, ELC, NEDC, and SALDF, in Room 4. Hotlips Pizza, popcorn, and drinks!
Sustainability Week
A collaboration of EJA, ELC, NEDC, SALDF, and SBA, this collection of sustainability events will showcase the dedication of our students to a sustainable lifestyle.
2012 SBA Elections March 19th & 20th
Vote online for your favorite candidates in the 2012 SBA Elections!
31st Annual Gender Studies Symposium Keynote Event
Keynote Event
“The New ‘PC’: Popular Culture, Technology and a 21st Century Framework for Reproductive Rights and Activism”
Pamela D. Bridgewater, professor of law, American University Washington College of Law
“The New ‘PC’: Popular Culture, Technology and a 21st Century Framework for Reproductive Rights and Activism”
Pamela D. Bridgewater, professor of law, American University Washington College of Law
NLG Presents: Andrea Ritchie - Book Signing & Talk
Join the National Lawyers’ Guild and NYC police misconduct attorney Andrea Ritchie as Ms. Ritchie speaks about the book she co-authored, Queer (In)justice: The Criminalization of LGBT People in the United States. Ms. Ritchie’s talk will be followed by happy hour at the Florida Room (435 N Killingsworth Street). Andrea Ritchie is a police misconduct attorney and organizer who has engaged in extensive research, writing, speaking, litigation, organizing, and advocacy on profiling, policing, and physical and sexual violence by law enforcement agents against women, girls, and LGBT people of color in the US and Canada over the past two decades. She currently coordinates Streetwise & Safe (SAS), a leadership development initiative aimed at sharing information, strategies for safety, and visions for change among LGBT youth of color. Her book, Violence Every Day: Racial Profiling and Police Brutality Against Women, Girls and Transgender People of Color, will be published in 2012 by South End Press. See http://www.queerinjustice.com/ for more information.
Cuisine with the Dean
Don’t miss this rare opportunity to meet Dean Klonoff and get answers to your burning questions Waffles and Vegan Bagels are on the menu! Email questions for the Dean to sba@lclark.edu by Mar. 7th.
SBA Bar Review
C is for Crow Bar! Ditch the computer and join fellow students for some face time.
Working on a Capital Case
Panel Discussion with Professors and Attorneys
Film Screening
Join us for a documentary screening, with snacks. Film TBA!
Bar Exam Luncheon
Free lunch for all Lewis & Clark Law School graduates taking the Oregon State Bar Exam.
“Death is Different”
The Death Penalty in Oregon Brown Bag Lunch
Bar Exam Luncheon
Free lunch for all Lewis & Clark Law School graduates taking the Oregon State Bar Exam.
SBA Bar Review
B is for Beulahland! Ditch the computer and join fellow students for some face time.
Brewer’s Guild Inaugural Meeting
Inaugural meeting for the Lewis & Clark Brewer’s Guild.
Know Your Rights Training
ACLU of Oregon will provide training on how to be a Know Your Rights Trainer!
Mark your calendars! More information TBA.
Mark your calendars! More information TBA.
ABA Law Student Division 12th Circuit Spring Meeting
RSVP for the ABA Law Student Division 12th Circuit Spring Meeting! Open to all students. Free admission whether you are a member of ABA or not. Great opportunity to network. Free food!
Poker for PILP
Join PILP for a few rounds of Texas Hold’ Em!
ABA Law Student Division 12th Circuit Spring Meeting
RSVP for the ABA Law Student Division 12th Circuit Spring Meeting! Open to all students. Free admission whether you are a member of ABA or not. Great opportunity to network. Free food!
Occupy Law School: Why the Movement Still Matters
Vegetarian/vegan-friendly Lebanese food and vegan/GF cupcakes!*
The Occupy movement: a flash in the pan, an inspiring movement, or just a roadblock on the daily commute? Join a panel of NLG-affiliated attorneys and activists as they discuss Occupy! Consider the Constitutional implications, its meaning for the labor movement, how court cases related to Occupy will work out (and what the term “mass defense” defense means), and how it will continue to shape American politics and society. Come with your questions and opinions!
Contact Diana Winther at dianawinther@lclark.edu regarding questions, etc.
The Occupy movement: a flash in the pan, an inspiring movement, or just a roadblock on the daily commute? Join a panel of NLG-affiliated attorneys and activists as they discuss Occupy! Consider the Constitutional implications, its meaning for the labor movement, how court cases related to Occupy will work out (and what the term “mass defense” defense means), and how it will continue to shape American politics and society. Come with your questions and opinions!
Contact Diana Winther at dianawinther@lclark.edu regarding questions, etc.
SBA Bar Review
SBA Bar Review is back! Ditch the computer and join fellow students for some face time.
Breakfast with the Dean
Free Coffee, Bagels, and Vegan Treats!
The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women: Substantive Presentation & Info Session about WLC Travel Funds
The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women: What it is, and what it Means for Women in the United States
Hear how to obtain a conference travel stipend from WLC and learn about women’s human rights from last year’s stipend recipients. Snacks provided! Contact wlc@lclark.edu for more information.
Wrongful Conviction Panel – Featuring Philip Scott Cannon and Professor Tung Yin
Mark your calendars! We will be joined by Philip Cannon, his son Mathias, Professor Aliza Kaplan, and Professor Tung Yin.
Public Interest Happy Hour with NLG
The Portland National Lawyers Guild invites you to a February Public Interest Happy Hour
When: 6 p.m. on Thursday, February 2nd
Where: Bar Bar at Mississippi Studios, 3943 N. Mississippi Ave.
Who: Public interest lawyers, law students, legally-minded non-lawyers, and all friends of the people, including children!
When: 6 p.m. on Thursday, February 2nd
Where: Bar Bar at Mississippi Studios, 3943 N. Mississippi Ave.
Who: Public interest lawyers, law students, legally-minded non-lawyers, and all friends of the people, including children!
We hope to see you there. We picked a child-friendly establishment, so feel free to bring the kiddos. Happy hour ends at 7:00, so get there early to enjoy the cheap food and drinks. Minors are allowed until 9 p.m.
You can find more info about the location, menu and drinks at http://www.mississippistudios.com/menu/
For more information, email nlg@lclark.edu.
Roe v. Wade Anniversary Panel: Reproductive Freedom
Join us for a panel discussion on important developments in reproductive rights in Oregon and the nation. Panelists include guests from NARAL Pro-Choice Oregon and Planned Parenthood Advocates of Oregon. Moderated by Prof. Safriet.
WLC Spring Meeting
Want to find out what the WLC has planned for the spring semester? Get more involved or learn how you can become a member of the Board for the 2012-2013 school year? Give input on what types of events you’d like to see? Come to the WLC’s general membership meeting on Wednesday 1/25/2012 at 5:00 p.m. in LRC Room 336 (around the corner/down the hall from the Development offices). Coffee and both vegan and regular dot cupcakes from Saint Cupcake bakery will be provided.
Questions? Contact Emily Christiansen at emilyc@lclark.edu
Questions? Contact Emily Christiansen at emilyc@lclark.edu
ACLU General Meeting
Please join us for a general ACLU Student Group meeting. We would like to let you know about our plans for the rest of the semester and solicit your ideas (and help, if you’d like to lend a hand).
Unsung Heroes of the Civil Rights Era
Dr. Martin Luther King Memorial Lecture with Kurt Schmoke, Dean of Howard University Law School
L&C ACLU Happy Hour
Join us for a few drinks, pool, and shuffle board. We’d love to talk with you about our upcoming events, 1L Election, civil liberties, and more!
MLK Lecture with Stephen Manning, Immigrant Law Group, PC
“When We Become the Other”
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Annual Celebration
Community readings from Dr. King’s speeches and a candlelight vigil. Gospel by Northeast Community Fellowship Foursquare Church Praise Team
San Francisco Alumni/Admissions Reception
Catch up with colleagues, network and hear the latest law school news.
Los Angeles Alumni/Admissions Reception
Catch up with colleagues, network and hear the latest law school news.
Cuisine with the Deans
Cuisine with the Deans. Wed., Nov. 16th, 5-6pm in Room 5. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to meet Dean Kelley and Dean Spence and get answers to your burning questions Indian Cuisine Served! Email questions for the Dean to Kya Marienfeld at kmarienfeld@lclark.edu by Thursday, Nov. 10th.