
University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law Student Life
Attention: Students from Adair County
On Tuesday, March 3, a group of students from Adair County High School
will be visiting the law school to take part in a special seminar with
Professor Cross. The seminar will take place from noon to 1:30 in Room
171. It would be great if some of our Adair County students would st...op
by at noon to greet the visitors. There is no need to stay the entire
time, just for a few minutes.

University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law Student Life
Continued . . .
For day-only calculation
1L 0 - 21 hours
2L 22 - 58 hours
3L 59 - 90 hours
For evening-only calculation
1L 0 - 21 hours
2L 22 - 45 hours
3L 46 - 67 hours
4L 68 - 90 hours
For combined day and evening calculation
1L 0 - 21 hours
2L 22 - 58 hours
3L 59 - 90 hours
If you need to discuss the best... way to report your class rank information on your resume, see Assistant Dean Kathy Urbach.

University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law Student Life
Class Ranks are now Available
Class Ranks are now available. To obtain your class rank email Dean Sealing from your @louisville.edu account. Contact Dean Sealing at Keith.Sealing@Louisville.edu Dean Sealing WILL NOT send your class rank to private accounts such as Gmail or Yahoo. This is a security measure for your ...protection, as there is no way to confirm your true identity on these private accounts and we cannot release your rank to anyone other than you without your written permission. For the same reason, phone requests will not be accepted. You will be given two class rankings, one based your status as a full-time (day) or part-time (night) student, and one representing a combination of full- and part-time students with the same class status as you based upon the number of credits completed. All of the following calculations are based on the number of credits you completed by the beginning of this semester. The hourly breakdown is as follows:
For day-only calculation

University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law Student Life
Call for Papers
Notre Dame Law School is sponsoring the Smith-Doheny Legal Ethics Writing Competition with a prize of $2,500. Deadline is April 24, 2009. See www.nd.edu/~ndlaw/writing_competitions/s mith_doheny.pdf for more information.

University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law Student Life
Scholarship Available
The Mae Elizabeth Kaufman and Theresa Coffman Scholarship is available for any full-time student who is a legal resident of the Louisville area (not further defined); was less than 30 years old when he or she started the J.D. degree; and has no other scholarships. The recipient will be under a mor...al obligation to assist disadvantaged and deprived persons in the community with the skills obtained in the J.D.program. The scholarship is for the full year tuition.
Mae Kaufman (she changed he name from Coffman for unknown reasons) attended Central High School in 1926 and later taught in Louisville for 36 years. When she died in 1996 she left a trust to fund these scholarships.
The deadline is April 30, 2009. See Dean Sealing for an application.

University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law Student Life
THEFT ALERT
Please be aware that there have been two laptop thefts from the library already this semester. Let's all make sure there isn't a third theft by making of point of never leaving a laptop (or any valuables) out of your sight in the library or anywhere else in the building, for that matter. Report anyone suspi...cious to the nearest member of the administration.

University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law Student Life
Considering working in the areas of corporate or business law? Want to learn more about business in general? Interested in networking with attorneys in the community and attending social events? If so, please attend the first ever meeting of the Corporate Law Society! The CLS is a new student organization at the Brande...is School of Law endeavouring to aid the student body in pursuing these aims. The meeting is open to all. There will be a brief presentation and time for questions. Pizza will be provided.
Submitted by: Ryan Goode

University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law Student Life
Animal Law Moot Court Results
The Animal Law Moot Court Competition was held at Harvard University
this past weekend. The University of Louisville sent two moot court
teams: Lauren Bean/Rexena Napier and Sarah Haegele/Melissa McHendrix.
Additionally, Ebert Haegele competed in the closing argument
competition. All competitor...s performed very well and impressed the
judges. Final scores are not out yet, but unofficially both moot court
teams went 1-1 against top teams such as Duquesne, Berkeley (Winner of
Best Brief), and New Mexico. Out of 16 teams, only four make the
semi-finals and unfortunately neither UofL team advanced among such
tough competition.

University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law Student Life
Evening Students Town Meeting
On Wednesday, February 11 at 5 p.m. in room 275 Dean Sealing will hold an open meeting with evening students to discuss their academic support needs for the rest of this semester. The meeting is primarily aimed at 1Ls but all are welcome. Other issues related to Student Affairs may be rai...sed on a time-available basis but academic support will be the primary focus.

University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law Student Life
New Bar Prep Materials
The National Conference of Bar Examiners is now offering two 100-question MBE practice tests that are created from recently administered actual tests. Each one can be purchased for $26. This is an online product that can be used any number of times. You can check this study option out by going ...to www.ncbex.org See Dean Sealing if you have any questions.

University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law Student Life
Racial and/or Ethnic Minority $1,000 Scholarship Available!
The Louisville Bar Association is offering a $1,000 scholarship to a (1) second- or third-year student that is (2) a member of a racial and/or ethnic minority that has been under represented in the legal profession, (3) has a 2.50 or better GPA and (4) is a per...manent resident or citizen of the USA. This scholarship was announced previously but there were no applicants by the February 2nd postmark deadline. However, because of the weather the LBA has extended the deadline to February 9. Considering the dearth of applicants, if you meet the criteria you have a very good chance of winning the scholarship if you apply. We would hate to see $1,000 in cash go unclaimed! See Dean Sealing for the application.

University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law Student Life
Writing Competition
The Warren E. Burger Prize is awarded by the American Inns of Court for the best essay (10,000 to 25,000 words) in the areas of legal excellence, civility, ethics and professionalism. The winner will receive $5,000 and be published in the South carolina Law Review. Co-authored submissions are acce...pted. Deadline is June 15, 2009. For more information go to:
www.innsofcourt.org
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