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Diversity Month Coffee Mess

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Date: 
01.25.2012
Location: 
North Green Lounge

Join us for a special Coffee Mess showcasing diversity within the Chicago legal community.  Chicago bar groups and other local institutions will be on hand.  This Coffee Mess is sponsored by Skadden.  Diversity Month is sponsored by the Office of the Dean of Students. 

2L & 3L Write-In

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Date: 
10.24.2011
Location: 
Rooms IV & V

2L and 3L Write-In

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Date: 
10.23.2011
Location: 
Room IV and V

Celebrating Diversity Reception

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Date: 
10.05.2011
Location: 
Harold J. Green Law Lounge

Dean Michael H. Schill and Dean of Students Amy M. Gardner invite you to a Reception Celebrating Diversity at the Law School

Wednesday, October 5, 2011
5:00 p.m.
Harold J. Green Law Lounge
The University of Chicago Law School
1111 East 60th Street

This event is generously sponsored by Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, LLP.

Micrsoft Office Training

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Date: 
10.01.2011

Organized by the Office of the Dean of Students and the Law Library, this Microsoft Office Training  is meant to address what students will see in private practice – new associates are expected to be able to do anything computer-related because they are generally the youngest person on the team, are at the bottom of the pecking order in terms of getting secretarial supp

JD/MBA Information Session

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Date: 
09.26.2011
Location: 
Room V

The JD/MBA Association and the Office of the Dean of Students will host a lunchtime program featuring Carrie Lydon from Booth’s Admissions office.  Carrie will discuss the process for applying to Booth (how it works, applicable deadlines, materials needed, interview process), what Booth looks for in applicants (demonstrated interest in business, business experience, etc.?),

Convocation 2011: Hooding Ceremony

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Remarks from the Law School's 2011 Hooding Ceremony on June 11, 2011. Speakers included Dean Michael Schill, Debra Cafaro, '82 (recipient of the Distinguished Alumna Award), and Professor Douglas Baird.


30:42 minutes (28.12 MB)
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