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Table of Contents

1. DEAN’S CUP KICKOFF!!! (TODAY)
2. Scholarship Opportunity for Students Interested in IP Law – Donald W. Banner Diversity Scholarship
3. UW Law Students for Reproductive Justice Info Meeting
4. First SBA Meeting of the Year
5. Phi Alpha Delta – Kickoff Meeting
6. Democratic Law Student Association – Kickoff Meeting
7. Wisconsin Journal of Law, Gender, and Society – Transfer Student Write-On
8. Wisconsin International Law Journal – Transfer Student Write-On
9. Wisconsin Law Review – Transfer Student Write-On
10. Homecoming/Cane Toss Information
11. Scanners Available at the Law Library
12. Incoming Student Mentor Program – For all new students and mentors
13. Faculty Committee Student Members
14. Lost and Found…

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1.

DEAN’S CUP KICKOFF
TODAY – 9PM
Madhatters

The Law School will be holding the annual kickoff for our month long competition with the Med School. Come out to show your support and meet some new people!

NEXT WEEK IS THE FIRST WEEK OF EVENTS SO GET READY TO COME OUT AND SUPPORT LAW!
Sept. 8: Flag Football
Sept. 9: Chess/Spades/Ping Pong
Sept. 10: Texas Hold ‘Em/Euchre

A full list of events and rules may be found on the SBA Website:http://wisconsinsba.org/

Flag football will take place at the Near East Fields on Wed., Sept. 8 at 6pm.
If you are interested in playing, please contact Scott Krueger (sckrueger2@wisc.edu) for the men’s team or Purnita Howlader (phowlader@wisc.edu) for the women’s team.
Please include your name, email, and playing abilities. The Near East Fields are located next to the Nat Gym on Observatory Dr.

Chess, Spades, and Ping Pong will take place at the Med School on Thurs., Sept. 9 at 7:30pm.
If you are interested in playing CHESS, please contact Justin Shultz (jtshultz@wisc.edu); SPADES, please contact Sir Williams (smwilliams5@wisc.edu); or PING PONG, please contact JP Pitcher (jjpitcher@wisc.edu). The Med School is located at 750 Highland Avenue.

Texas Hold ‘Em and Euchre will take place at the Law School on Fri., Sept. 10 at 7pm.
If you are interested in playing TEXAS HOLD ‘EM, please contactSharone Assa (assa2@wisc.edu) or EUCHRE, please contact Purnita Howlader (phowlader@wisc.edu).

We will be hosting an onsite blood donation day and need volunteers to help the donation day run smoothly! Please contact Debra Leo (dleo@wisc.edu) with your availability on Sept. 27 between 11AM-5PM if you are interested in volunteering to man the canteen, be a donor aide, or help with registration.

GO LAW!
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2.

Donald W. Banner Diversity Scholarship for those interested in IP Law

Banner & Witcoff, Ltd., a leading intellectual property law firm dedicated to the procurement, enforcement and litigation of intellectual property rights throughout the world, announces the Donald W. Banner Diversity Scholarship for Law Students. The scholarship is open to all law students who are members of any group traditionally under-represented in the field of intellectual property law (including race, sex, ethnicity, sexual orientation, and disability), and all applicants must have exemplary writing and oral communication skills.

For more details and to access the scholarship application, please visit the following website:

http://www.bannerwitcoff.com/about/diversity/

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3.

Join the
UW Law Students for Reproductive Justice
Tuesday, September 7 • 12:00 – 1:15 • Room TBD
Come learn about the opportunities that UWLSRJ offers throughout the semester and how you can make reproductive justice a reality in our community, our country, and our world.

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4.
First Student Bar Association Meeting of the Year!

Attention all students!

The first SBA meeting of the year will be held next Tuesday, Sept. 7 at 7:45 pm in Room 2211. As always, all students are welcome to attend, especially 1Ls with an interest in running for a 1L representative position.
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5.

PHI ALPHA DELTA

Hello all,

The UW Phi Alpha Delta—Ryan Chapter cordially invites you to our general kickoff meeting at 7:00PM on Wednesday, September 8th (Room TBA). Come learn what being a member is all about and what we have in store for academics, community service, and networking and social events! Food will be provided. Email rahlin@wisc.edu if you have any questions.

Fraternally,

Justice: Edgar Lin
Vice Justice: Laura McCabe
Clerk: Katie Rahlin
Treasurer: Christine Chung
Marshal: Andrew Briggs
Community Service Chair and Fundraising Chair: Richelle Martin Balistreri

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6.

DLSA Kickoff Meeting
Please join the Democratic Law Student Association
as we get things started for the year!

When: Wednesday, September 8 at 6:30pm
Where: Room 5229 in the Law School
Dues: $5 for the year

Want to get involved in Democratic activities during law school? Have an idea for speakers you’d
like to hear from this year? Please join us! We will provide more information about DLSA, go over
some important dates and events, and provide details about 1L elections.
And…pizza will be provided!!

Questions? Email Joanna Beilman-Dulin at beilmandulin@wisc.edu
or visit DLSA on Facebook att http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/group.php?gid=142851382417203&ref=ts
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7.

Wisconsin Journal of Law, Gender & Society
Transfer Student Write-On

The Journal is making decisions on applications from transfer students interested in joining the Wisconsin Journal of Law, Gender & Society on a rolling basis. Students should have already received application materials via email and have until September 12th at 5:00 pm to submit their applications to Jayme Durkee at jlawson2@wisc.edu.

If you are a transfer student and need application materials or have any questions, please contact Kyla Davidoff (kdavidoff@wisc.edu).
___________________________________________________________________________________________

8.

Wisconsin International Law Journal Fall Write-On (Transfer Students)

All transfer students are encouraged to apply for membership on the Wisconsin International Law Journal (WILJ). To apply, please request an application packet no later than 5:00 pm on Friday, September 10th. Contact Senior Note & Comment Editor Brad Motl atbjmotl@wisc.edu to request an application packet. Please remember that once you receive the application packet you will have two weeks to complete the application. If you have any questions about eligibility or general questions about the write-on process please feel free to email Brad.

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9.

Wisconsin Law Review – Transfer Student Write-On

Reminder: enrollment for the Wisconsin Law Review Fall Write-On webcourse begins August 27th and ends September 4th at 11:59 pm. The Write-On materials will be come available on the web course September 3rd at 12:00 pm and the application will be due September 17th at 5:00 pm. You must enroll in the web course by the 4th in order to gain access to the Write-On materials. Please contact the Senior Note & Comment Editor at wishart@wisc.edu if you have questions about eligibility for the Fall Write-On or for more general questions about the Write-On process.

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10.

It’s that time of year again!
Fall semester has begun.
Football season is underway and homecoming is right around the corner.
This can only mean one thing…

it’s time for the annual 3L Homecoming Cane Toss!

Graduating 3Ls and graduate students, please be watching your email inbox in the coming days and weeks for further announcements and registration information.

What: Homecoming Information
Who: Wisconsin v. Minnesota
When: October 9, 2010 at 11:00 am
Where: Camp Randall Stadium

For questions or concerns, please contact Cassandra at uwsba.homecoming@gmail.com
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11.

New this year, the law library has three publicly accessible print scanners available for use at no charge.

There are two copier/scanner units – one on the 5th floor in the copy center and one on the 3rd floor near the journals. There is also a book scanner on the 5th floor in the copy center.

Read more about them at http://law.wisc.edu/newsletter/Law_Library_and_IT/Scanners_Available_at_the_Law_Li_2010-09-02.

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12.

Incoming Student Mentor Program

1Ls and transfer students:

You should have received emails from your peer mentor and from Jason Foster regarding the mentorship program. These emails would have been sent to the email address you provided to the Law School before you matriculated. If you have not received an email from your peer mentor or from Jason Foster, please first check all of your email accounts. You may then contact Jason if your mentor has not been in touch with you.

Mentors:

To assist you in your role as a mentor, the Academic Enhancement Program is offering a Mentor Workshop, which will cover effective mentoring. This workshop is optional, but mentor attendance is strongly encouraged.

The workshop will be held on Wednesday, September 8 and Thursday, September 9, at 12:05 p.m. in room 3250. Please contact Dean Moji Olaniyan at meolaniyan@wisc.edu if you cannot attend either workshop, but are interested in the material that will be discussed.

For questions or concerns about the Mentorship Program generally, contact Jason Foster atjdfoster@wisc.edu.

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13.

FACULTY COMMITTEE STUDENT MEMBERS

The faculty committees serve various functions in the Law School’s administration and governance. Each committee sits two student members who represent the student body’s perspective and provide valuable input for important committee decisions.

The Admissions and Financial Aid Committee deals with issues regarding admissions and financial aid at the Law School. Student representatives: Elizabeth Massaro (3L) and Claire Norsetter (2L).

The Curriculum Committee determines the student body’s desires for the curriculum. This committee then brings those desires to the administration’s attention and, along with the administration, discovers ways to effectuate those desires. Student representatives: Ian McFarland (3L) and Colleen Marion (2L).

The Faculty Appointments Committee is chiefly involved with hiring new faculty at the Law School. Student representatives: Rich Greenlee (3L) and Chris Byers (2L).

The Student Career Opportunities Committee works with the Career Services staff to ascertain how that office might better serve students’ career needs. Student representatives: Larry Fogel (3L) and Ally Amerson (2L).

The Student Disabilities Committee brings the needs of disabled students to the administration’s attention and endeavors to improve the Law School’s environment for students with disabilities. Student representatives: Sarah Anderson (3L) and Sara Stellpflug (2L).

The Tenure Committee decides whether to grant tenure by reviewing a professor’s scholarship, teaching, and service to the Law School. Student representatives focus mainly on evaluating a professor’s teaching and service. Student representatives: Delanie Breuer (3L) and Janet Mitchell (2L).

The faculty committee student members will periodically report committee activities to the Vice President of Academic Affairs, who will announce these updates as necessary at the general Student Bar Council meetings. Collectively, the student members of the faculty committees comprise the SBA Steering Committee. The Steering Committee serves to promote communication among the various faculty committees, the Student Bar Council, and the general student body. Ultimately, the Steering Committee’s goal is encouraging and facilitating student voice in the Law School’s administration and academic affairs.

Contact Jason Foster at jdfoster@wisc.edu with any questions.

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14.

Lost! and Found

There is a lost and found bin located in the locker area, straight down the main hallway on the right (next to the copy shop). Any items too valuable to leave in the bin may be returned to an SBA member during SBA office hours. Please contact Michelle Yun (myun@wisc.edu) with any questions about the lost and found or recovering a valuable item.

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We’re updating the SBA website, so check it out!

You can see a calendar of upcoming events, access old outlines for your classes, and post pictures of life as a UW Law student:

www.wisconsinsba.org

Also, to submit your old outlines, please email uwsbaweb@gmail.com

Attention Student Orgs!
Please send your law school announcements as you would like them to appear and by 8:00 am on the first day you would them to appear to uwsbamail@gmail.com.

Announcements will run for three consecutive emails, except for congratulatory announcements.
Congratulatory announcements will run once unless specifically requested otherwise.
If you would like announcements to run beyond three consecutive emails or the day of/before your event, please resend them.

Any questions? Contact Michelle Yun at myun@wisc.edu.

The Law School will be holding the annual kickoff for our month long competition with the Med School. Come out to show your support and meet some new people!

NEXT WEEK IS THE FIRST WEEK OF EVENTS SO GET READY TO COME OUT AND SUPPORT LAW!
Sept. 8: Flag Football
Sept. 9: Chess/Spades/Ping Pong
Sept. 10: Texas Hold ‘Em/Euchre

A full list of events and rules may be found on the SBA Website: http://wisconsinsba.org/

Flag football will take place at the Near East Fields on Wed., Sept. 8 at 6pm.
If you are interested in playing, please contact Scott Krueger (sckrueger2@wisc.edu) for the men’s team or Purnita Howlader (phowlader@wisc.edu) for the women’s team.
Please include your name, email, and playing abilities. The Near East Fields are located next to the Nat Gym on Observatory Dr.

Chess, Spades, and Ping Pong will take place at the Med School on Thurs., Sept. 9 at 7:30pm.
If you are interested in playing CHESS, please contact Justin Shultz (jtshultz@wisc.edu); SPADES, please contact Sir Williams (smwilliams5@wisc.edu); or PING PONG, please contact JP Pitcher (jjpitcher@wisc.edu). The Med School is located at 750 Highland Avenue.

Texas Hold ‘Em and Euchre will take place at the Law School on Fri., Sept. 10 at 7pm.
If you are interested in playing TEXAS HOLD ‘EM, please contact Sharone Assa (assa2@wisc.edu) or EUCHRE, please contact Purnita Howlader (phowlader@wisc.edu).

We will be hosting an onsite blood donation day and need volunteers to help the donation day run smoothly! Please contact Debra Leo (dleo@wisc.edu) with your availability on Sept. 27 between 11AM-5PM if you are interested in volunteering to man the canteen, be a donor aide, or help with registration.

GO LAW!

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Table of Contents

1. DEAN’S CUP KICKOFF!!!
2. Bar Review
3. UW Law Students for Reproductive Justice Info Meeting
4. Race Judicata
5. Wisconsin Journal of Law, Gender, and Society – Transfer Student Write-On
6. Wisconsin International Law Journal – Transfer Student Write-On
7. Wisconsin Law Review – Transfer Student Write-On
8. Homecoming/Cane Toss Information
9. Incoming Student Mentor Program – Mentor Workshop
10. Faculty Committee Student Members
11. How to get your reading lists online
12. Technical difficulties with email

___________________________________________________________________________________________

1.

DEAN’S CUP KICKOFF

Sept. 3, 9 PM
Madhatters
The Law School will be holding the annual kickoff for our month long competition with the Med School.
Come out to show your support and meet some new people!
WE STILL NEED YOUR HELP TO MAKE DEAN’S CUP A SUCCESS!

Please contact Debra Leo (dleo@wisc.edu) if you are interested in coaching one of the following events: football, chess, spades, texas hold ‘em, basketball.

Check out the SBA Calendar on www.wisconsinsba.org for the event times and locations!

We will be hosting an onsite blood donation day and need volunteers to help the donation day run smoothly! Please contact Debra Leo (dleo@wisc.edu) with your availability on Sept. 27 between 11AM-5PM if you are interested in volunteering to man the canteen, be a donor aide, or help with registration.
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2.
In keeping with tradition, please join SBA in kicking off the school year at Essen Haus for the first official bar review of the semester.

Essen Haus

http://www.essen-haus.com/

514 East Wilsonstrasse
Madison, Wisconsin 53703
Phone: 608-255-4674
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3.

Join the
UW Law Students for Reproductive Justice
Tuesday, September 7 • 12:00 – 1:15 • Room TBD
Come learn about the opportunities that UWLSRJ offers throughout the semester and how you can make reproductive justice a reality in our community, our country, and our world.

___________________________________________________________________________________________

4.
RACE JUDICATA
A 5k run/walk down the Lake Shore path

Saturday, October 2, 2010
Where: Lot 60, near the Goodman Softball Complex
Time: Registration at 10am, Race starts at 11am
Fees: $15/Student, $25/Non-Student, $13/person for a team of 5 or more. Entry fee includes a free t-shirt.
Food will be provided in a post-race celebration including prizes!

All proceeds go to raise money for summer grants for law students working in unpaid public interest internships.

Don’t hesitate, register online now!

http://www.active.com/running/madison-wi/21st-annual-race-judicata-2010

…or look for the registration form in your hangfile!!

Sponsored by the UW Public Interest Law Foundation
Questions?? Please contact Chrissie Nelson, Grants Coordinator, at uwpilf@gmail.com.
___________________________________________________________________________________________

5.
Wisconsin Journal of Law, Gender & Society
Transfer Student Write-On

The Journal is making decisions on applications from transfer students interested in joining the Wisconsin Journal of Law, Gender & Society on a rolling basis. Students should have already received application materials via email and have until September 12th at 5:00 pm to submit their applications to Jayme Durkee at jlawson2@wisc.edu.

If you are a transfer student and need application materials or have any questions, please contact Kyla Davidoff (kdavidoff@wisc.edu).
___________________________________________________________________________________________

6.

Wisconsin International Law Journal Fall Write-On (Transfer Students)

All transfer students are encouraged to apply for membership on the Wisconsin International Law Journal (WILJ). To apply, please request an application packet no later than 5:00 pm on Friday, September 10th. Contact Senior Note & Comment Editor Brad Motl atbjmotl@wisc.edu to request an application packet. Please remember that once you receive the application packet you will have two weeks to complete the application. If you have any questions about eligibility or general questions about the write-on process please feel free to email Brad.

___________________________________________________________________________________________

7.

Wisconsin Law Review – Transfer Student Write-On

Reminder: enrollment for the Wisconsin Law Review Fall Write-On webcourse begins August 27th and ends September 4th at 11:59 pm. The Write-On materials will be come available on the web course September 3rd at 12:00 pm and the application will be due September 17th at 5:00 pm. You must enroll in the web course by the 4th in order to gain access to the Write-On materials. Please contact the Senior Note & Comment Editor at wishart@wisc.edu if you have questions about eligibility for the Fall Write-On or for more general questions about the Write-On process.

___________________________________________________________________________________________

8.

It’s that time of year again!
Fall semester has begun.
Football season is underway and homecoming is right around the corner.
This can only mean one thing…

it’s time for the annual 3L Homecoming Cane Toss!

Graduating 3Ls and graduate students, please be watching your email inbox in the coming days and weeks for further announcements and registration information.

What: Homecoming Information
Who: Wisconsin v. Minnesota
When: October 9, 2010 at 11:00 am
Where: Camp Randall Stadium

For questions or concerns, please contact Cassandra at uwsba.homecoming@gmail.com
___________________________________________________________________________________________

9.

Incoming Student Mentor Program

Mentors:

To assist you in your role as a mentor, the Academic Enhancement Program is offering a Mentor Workshop, which will cover effective mentoring. This workshop is optional, but mentor attendance is strongly encouraged.

The workshop will be held on Wednesday, September 8 and Thursday, September 9, at 12:05 p.m. in room 3250. Please contact Dean Moji Olaniyan at meolaniyan@wisc.edu if you cannot attend either workshop, but are interested in the material that will be discussed.

For questions or concerns about the Mentorship Program generally, contact Jason Foster atjdfoster@wisc.edu.

___________________________________________________________________________________________

10.

FACULTY COMMITTEE STUDENT MEMBERS

The faculty committees serve various functions in the Law School’s administration and governance. Each committee sits two student members who represent the student body’s perspective and provide valuable input for important committee decisions.

The Admissions and Financial Aid Committee deals with issues regarding admissions and financial aid at the Law School. Student representatives: Elizabeth Massaro (3L) and Claire Norsetter (2L).

The Curriculum Committee determines the student body’s desires for the curriculum. This committee then brings those desires to the administration’s attention and, along with the administration, discovers ways to effectuate those desires. Student representatives: Ian McFarland (3L) and Colleen Marion (2L).

The Faculty Appointments Committee is chiefly involved with hiring new faculty at the Law School. Student representatives: Rich Greenlee (3L) and Chris Byers (2L).

The Student Career Opportunities Committee works with the Career Services staff to ascertain how that office might better serve students’ career needs. Student representatives: Larry Fogel (3L) and Ally Amerson (2L).

The Student Disabilities Committee brings the needs of disabled students to the administration’s attention and endeavors to improve the Law School’s environment for students with disabilities. Student representatives: Sarah Anderson (3L) and Sara Stellpflug (2L).

The Tenure Committee decides whether to grant tenure by reviewing a professor’s scholarship, teaching, and service to the Law School. Student representatives focus mainly on evaluating a professor’s teaching and service. Student representatives: Delanie Breuer (3L) and Janet Mitchell (2L).

The faculty committee student members will periodically report committee activities to the Vice President of Academic Affairs, who will announce these updates as necessary at the general Student Bar Council meetings. Collectively, the student members of the faculty committees comprise the SBA Steering Committee. The Steering Committee serves to promote communication among the various faculty committees, the Student Bar Council, and the general student body. Ultimately, the Steering Committee’s goal is encouraging and facilitating student voice in the Law School’s administration and academic affairs.

Contact Jason Foster at jdfoster@wisc.edu with any questions.

__________________________________________________________________________________________

11.

How to Get Your Class Reading List Online

Are you ready to read some books? Books about the law? But you just don’t know where to go? Just a friendly SBA reminder on how to get your class reading lists:

1) Log into MyUW, which is at the top of the Wisconsin homepage (www.wisc.edu).
2) Click on “Student Center” in the Student Center box on the upper left side of the page.
3) Click on the second link on the left, titled “Course Enrollment.”
4) Select the appropriate term (“Fall 2010-2011″).
5) Click on the sixth option under Course Enrollment, titled “Term Information.”
6) Click on “Textbooks.”
7) Satisfy your need to read. Enjoy!

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12.

Technical Difficulties with Email…

We’ve received a note about a 1L who has not yet been added to the law school email list. Students can view the email lists to which they are subscribed by going to http://law.wisc.edu/help.my.php and clicking on the list membership link. Please email the Law School Help Desk (help@law.wisc.edu) with any email list concerns. Mentors, consider checking in with your 1Ls to make sure they are getting them. Announcements are also posted on the website so check them out to make sure you didn’t miss anything!

Contact Michelle Yun (myun@wisc.edu) with any other questions related to announcements and emails. Thanks!

__________________________________________________________________________________________

We’re updating the SBA website, so check it out!

You can see a calendar of upcoming events, access old outlines for your classes, and post pictures of life as a UW Law student:

www.wisconsinsba.org

Also, to submit your old outlines, please email uwsbaweb@gmail.com

Attention Student Orgs!
Please send your law school announcements as you would like them to appear and by 8:00 am on the first day you would them to appear to uwsbamail@gmail.com.

Announcements will run for three consecutive emails, except for congratulatory announcements.
Congratulatory announcements will run once unless specifically requested otherwise.
If you would like announcements to run beyond three consecutive emails or the day of/before your event, please resend them.

Any questions? Contact Michelle Yun at myun@wisc.edu.

___________________________________________________________________________________________

Table of Contents

1. DEAN’S CUP KICKOFF!!!
2. SBA Used Book Sale (Today)
3. UW Law Students for Reproductive Justice Info Meeting
4. Race Judicata
5. Co-Sponsor a Bar Review
6. Faculty Committee Student Members
7. How to Get Your Class Reading List Online
8. Technical Difficulties with Email…

___________________________________________________________________________________________

1.

DEAN’S CUP KICKOFF

Sept. 3, 9 PM
Madhatters
The Law School will be holding the annual kickoff for our month long competition with the Med School.
Come out to show your support and meet some new people!
WE STILL NEED YOUR HELP TO MAKE DEAN’S CUP A SUCCESS!

Please contact Debra Leo (dleo@wisc.edu) if you are interested in coaching one of the following events: football, chess, spades, texas hold ‘em, basketball.

We will be hosting an onsite blood donation day and need volunteers to help the donation day run smoothly! Please contact Debra Leo (dleo@wisc.edu) with your availability on Sept. 27 between 11AM-5PM if you are interested in volunteering to man the canteen, be a donor aide, or help with registration.
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2.
Want to save money on your textbooks?

Check out SBA’s USED BOOK SELECTION!

When: Monday, August 30th, 9AM – 4PM
Where: SBA Office
How much: All books will be priced at 40% of Bookmart prices

We accept cash $$ or checks payable to UW SBA. We have a limited number of books available, so first come, first served – we will NOT “hold” books for anyone! Please check your course lists before purchasing these used books – ALL SALES ARE FINAL.
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3.

Join the
UW Law Students for Reproductive Justice
Tuesday, September 7 • 12:00 – 1:15 • Room TBD
Come learn about the opportunities that UWLSRJ offers throughout the semester and how you can make reproductive justice a reality in our community, our country, and our world.

___________________________________________________________________________________________

4.

RACE JUDICATA
A 5k run/walk down the Lake Shore path

Saturday, October 2, 2010
Where: Lot 60, near the Goodman Softball Complex
Time: Registration at 10am, Race starts at 11am
Fees: $15/Student, $25/Non-Student, $13/person for a team of 5 or more. Entry fee includes a free t-shirt.
Food will be provided in a post-race celebration including prizes!

All proceeds go to raise money for summer grants for law students working in unpaid public interest internships.

Don’t hesitate, register online now!

http://www.active.com/running/madison-wi/21st-annual-race-judicata-2010

…or look for the registration form in your hangfile!!

Sponsored by the UW Public Interest Law Foundation
Questions?? Please contact Chrissie Nelson, Grants Coordinator, at uwpilf@gmail.com.

___________________________________________________________________________________________

5.

Co-Sponsor a Bar Review!

ATTENTION STUDENT ORGS

SBA is looking for student orgs to co-sponsor Thursday night Bar Reviews this semester.

If you are interested in co-sponsoring, please email Cassandra ( cbest@wisc.edu) by August 31st. Please include in your email the name of your Student Org, a point of contact, and their email address.

Do not worry about requesting when and where your co-sponsored event will take place. Cassandra will follow up with the points of contact once the semester is underway.

Thank you for your interest!!!

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6.

FACULTY COMMITTEE STUDENT MEMBERS

The faculty committees serve various functions in the Law School’s administration and governance. Each committee sits two student members who represent the student body’s perspective and provide valuable input for important committee decisions.

The Admissions and Financial Aid Committee deals with issues regarding admissions and financial aid at the Law School. Student representatives: Elizabeth Massaro (3L) and Claire Norsetter (2L).

The Curriculum Committee determines the student body’s desires for the curriculum. This committee then brings those desires to the administration’s attention and, along with the administration, discovers ways to effectuate those desires. Student representatives: Ian McFarland (3L) and Colleen Marion (2L).

The Faculty Appointments Committee is chiefly involved with hiring new faculty at the Law School. Student representatives: Rich Greenlee (3L) and Chris Byers (2L).

The Student Career Opportunities Committee works with the Career Services staff to ascertain how that office might better serve students’ career needs. Student representatives: Larry Fogel (3L) and Ally Amerson (2L).

The Student Disabilities Committee brings the needs of disabled students to the administration’s attention and endeavors to improve the Law School’s environment for students with disabilities. Student representatives: Sarah Anderson (3L) and Sara Stellpflug (2L).

The Tenure Committee decides whether to grant tenure by reviewing a professor’s scholarship, teaching, and service to the Law School. Student representatives focus mainly on evaluating a professor’s teaching and service. Student representatives: Delanie Breuer (3L) and Janet Mitchell (2L).

The faculty committee student members will periodically report committee activities to the Vice President of Academic Affairs, who will announce these updates as necessary at the general Student Bar Council meetings. Collectively, the student members of the faculty committees comprise the SBA Steering Committee. The Steering Committee serves to promote communication among the various faculty committees, the Student Bar Council, and the general student body. Ultimately, the Steering Committee’s goal is encouraging and facilitating student voice in the Law School’s administration and academic affairs.

Contact Jason Foster at jdfoster@wisc.edu with any questions.

__________________________________________________________________________________________

7.

How to Get Your Class Reading List Online

Are you ready to read some books? Books about the law? But you just don’t know where to go? Just a friendly SBA reminder on how to get your class reading lists:

1) Log into MyUW, which is at the top of the Wisconsin homepage (www.wisc.edu).
2) Click on “Student Center” in the Student Center box on the upper left side of the page.
3) Click on the second link on the left, titled “Course Enrollment.”
4) Select the appropriate term (“Fall 2010-2011″).
5) Click on the sixth option under Course Enrollment, titled “Term Information.”
6) Click on “Textbooks.”
7) Satisfy your need to read. Enjoy!

__________________________________________________________________________________________

8.

Technical Difficulties with Email…

We have notified the IT Help Desk that some students have received several duplicated “Law School Announcements” emails last week. We apologize for flooding your inboxes and hope to get this resolved through IT soon.

We’ve also received a note about a 1L who has not yet been added to the law school email list. Students can view the email lists to which they are subscribed by going to http://law.wisc.edu/help.my.php and clicking on the list membership link. Please email the Law School Help Desk (help@law.wisc.edu) with any email list concerns. Mentors, consider checking in with your 1Ls to make sure they are getting them. Announcements are also posted on the website so check them out to make sure you didn’t miss anything!

Contact Michelle Yun (myun@wisc.edu) with any other questions related to announcements and emails. Thanks!

__________________________________________________________________________________________

We’re updating the SBA website, so check it out!

You can see a calendar of upcoming events, access old outlines for your classes, and post pictures of life as a UW Law student:

www.wisconsinsba.org

Also, to submit your old outlines, please email uwsbaweb@gmail.com

Attention Student Orgs!
Please send your law school announcements as you would like them to appear and by 8:00 am on the first day you would them to appear to uwsbamail@gmail.com.

Announcements will run for three consecutive emails, except for congratulatory announcements.
Congratulatory announcements will run once unless specifically requested otherwise.
If you would like announcements to run beyond three consecutive emails or the day of/before your event, please resend them.

Any questions? Contact Michelle Yun at myun@wisc.edu.

As student representatives to the Tenure committee, we would like your help in gathering information for the upcoming consideration of Professor Alison Christians for a promotion to Associate Professor with tenure.  The Tenure Committee has all of the teaching evaluations and information on Professor Christians’ service to the students and the law school, but we would like to supplement that dossier with anecdotes or other comments from students who have worked with Professor Christians either in class, as a mentor, or otherwise through the law school.

We are asking any of you that have information you would like to add to Professor Christians’ file to email responsible comments (this is not an opportunity to gripe about the law school) to us at breuer2@wisc.edu by Monday, September 13^th. Alternatively, written comments can be left in Delanie Breuer’s hang file.  These comments can be as long or as short as you like. Of course comments should be honest and complete and so merely glowing comments by themselves are not helpful.  We prefer that comments not be anonymously given, but if you are only comfortable with an anonymous submission, such comments will be accepted.  All comments will remain confidential and will be added to Professor Christians’ tenure dossier, but Professor Christians will not see them.  These comments will be reviewed by faculty members of the tenure committee at the law school, and university faculty members of the divisional committee who will also vote on the dossier.  All comments will be used solely for the purpose of evaluation for promotion of Professor Christians.

This is our opportunity, as students, to take part in the evaluation and promotion process at UW Law.  We genuinely hope you can take a few minutes to participate in this important process, and have a say in the future of our staff.  If you have questions, please feel free to email them to either of us atbreuer2@wisc.edu or jcmitchell2@wisc.edu.

Sincerely,

Delanie Breuer and Janet Mitchell

Tenure Committee Student Representatives

Table of Contents

1. DEAN’S CUP KICKOFF!!!
2. Progress Law Students Organization – Happy Hour (Today)
3. Co-Sponsor a Bar Review
4. Race Judicata
5. QLaw 1L & Community Reception (Today)
6. Wisconsin Law Review Fall Write-On – for transfer students (Begins Today)
7. SBA Used Book Sale
8. Faculty Committee Student Members
9. How to Get Your Class Reading List Online
10. Technical Difficulties with Email…

___________________________________________________________________________________________

1.

DEAN’S CUP KICKOFF
Sept. 3, 9 PM
Madhatters
The Law School will be holding the annual kickoff for our month long competition with the Med School.
Come out to show your support and meet some new people!
WE STILL NEED YOUR HELP TO MAKE DEAN’S CUP A SUCCESS!

Please contact Debra Leo (dleo@wisc.edu) if you are interested in coaching one of the following events: football, chess, spades, texas hold ‘em, basketball.

We will be hosting an onsite blood donation day and need volunteers to help the donation day run smoothly! Please contact Debra Leo (dleo@wisc.edu) with your availability on Sept. 27 between 11AM-5PM if you are interested in volunteering to man the canteen, be a donor aide, or help with registration.
___________________________________________________________________________________________

2.
PROGRESSIVE LAW STUDENTS ORGANIZATIONS

Invite you to…

Happy Hour at Genna’s
105 W Main St.
Just off Capitol Square
Friday, August 27th
4:30 pm – 6:30 pm
Co-sponsored by the American Constitution Society, Democratic Law Student Association, Environmental Law Society,
National Lawyers’ Guild and Wisconsin Law Students for Reproductive Justice
___________________________________________________________________________________________
3.

Co-Sponsor a Bar Review!

ATTENTION STUDENT ORGS

SBA is looking for student orgs to co-sponsor Thursday night Bar Reviews this semester.

If you are interested in co-sponsoring, please email Cassandra ( cbest@wisc.edu) by August 31st. Please include in your email the name of your Student Org, a point of contact, and their email address.

Do not worry about requesting when and where your co-sponsored event will take place. Cassandra will follow up with the points of contact once the semester is underway.

Thank you for your interest!!!

___________________________________________________________________________________________

4.

RACE JUDICATA
A 5k run/walk down the Lake Shore path

Saturday, October 2, 2010
Where: Lot 60, near the Goodman Softball Complex
Time: Registration at 10am, Race starts at 11am
Fees: $15/Student, $25/Non-Student, $13/person for a team of 5 or more. Entry fee includes a free t-shirt.
Food will be provided in a post-race celebration including prizes!

All proceeds go to raise money for summer grants for law students working in unpaid public interest internships.

Don’t hesitate, register online now!

http://www.active.com/running/madison-wi/21st-annual-race-judicata-2010

…or look for the registration form in your hangfile!!

Sponsored by the UW Public Interest Law Foundation
Questions?? Please contact Chrissie Nelson, Grants Coordinator, at uwpilf@gmail.com.

___________________________________________________________________________________________

5.

QLaw
1L & Community Reception
You are invited!
Come meet 1Ls and others from the community. All are welcome!

Friday, August 27, 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Hamilton Place Apartments
202 North Hamilton Street
More info: (608) 729-5805 or qlaw@qlaw.org

___________________________________________________________________________________________

6.

Wisconsin Law Review Fall Write-On

Reminder: enrollment for the Wisconsin Law Review Fall Write-On webcourse begins August 27th and ends September 4th at 11:59 pm. The Write-On materials will be come available on the web course September 3rd at 12:00 pm and the application will be due September 17th at 5:00 pm. You must enroll in the web course by the 4th in order to gain access to the Write-On materials. Please contact the Senior Note & Comment Editor at wishart@wisc.edu if you have questions about eligibility for the Fall Write-On or for more general questions about the Write-On process.
___________________________________________________________________________________________

7.

Want to save money on your textbooks?

Check out SBA’s USED BOOK SELECTION!

When: Monday, August 30th, 9AM – 4PM
Where: SBA Office
How much: All books will be priced at 40% of Bookmart prices

We accept cash $$ or checks payable to UW SBA. We have a limited number of books available, so first come, first served – we will NOT “hold” books for anyone! Please check your course lists before purchasing these used books – ALL SALES ARE FINAL.

___________________________________________________________________________________________

8.

FACULTY COMMITTEE STUDENT MEMBERS

The faculty committees serve various functions in the Law School’s administration and governance. Each committee sits two student members who represent the student body’s perspective and provide valuable input for important committee decisions.

The Admissions and Financial Aid Committee deals with issues regarding admissions and financial aid at the Law School. Student representatives: Elizabeth Massaro (3L) and Claire Norsetter (2L).

The Curriculum Committee determines the student body’s desires for the curriculum. This committee then brings those desires to the administration’s attention and, along with the administration, discovers ways to effectuate those desires. Student representatives: Ian McFarland (3L) and Colleen Marion (2L).

The Faculty Appointments Committee is chiefly involved with hiring new faculty at the Law School. Student representatives: Rich Greenlee (3L) and Chris Byers (2L).

The Student Career Opportunities Committee works with the Career Services staff to ascertain how that office might better serve students’ career needs. Student representatives: Larry Fogel (3L) and Ally Amerson (2L).

The Student Disabilities Committee brings the needs of disabled students to the administration’s attention and endeavors to improve the Law School’s environment for students with disabilities. Student representatives: Sarah Anderson (3L) and Sara Stellpflug (2L).

The Tenure Committee decides whether to grant tenure by reviewing a professor’s scholarship, teaching, and service to the Law School. Student representatives focus mainly on evaluating a professor’s teaching and service. Student representatives: Delanie Breuer (3L) and Janet Mitchell (2L).

The faculty committee student members will periodically report committee activities to the Vice President of Academic Affairs, who will announce these updates as necessary at the general Student Bar Council meetings. Collectively, the student members of the faculty committees comprise the SBA Steering Committee. The Steering Committee serves to promote communication among the various faculty committees, the Student Bar Council, and the general student body. Ultimately, the Steering Committee’s goal is encouraging and facilitating student voice in the Law School’s administration and academic affairs.

Contact Jason Foster at jdfoster@wisc.edu with any questions.

__________________________________________________________________________________________

9.

How to Get Your Class Reading List Online

Are you ready to read some books? Books about the law? But you just don’t know where to go? Just a friendly SBA reminder on how to get your class reading lists:

1) Log into MyUW, which is at the top of the Wisconsin homepage (www.wisc.edu).
2) Click on “Student Center” in the Student Center box on the upper left side of the page.
3) Click on the second link on the left, titled “Course Enrollment.”
4) Select the appropriate term (“Fall 2010-2011″).
5) Click on the sixth option under Course Enrollment, titled “Term Information.”
6) Click on “Textbooks.”
7) Satisfy your need to read. Enjoy!

__________________________________________________________________________________________

10.

Technical Difficulties with Email…

We have notified the IT Help Desk that some students have received several duplicated “Law School Announcements” emails over the past week. We apologize for flooding your inboxes and hope to get this resolved through IT soon.

We’ve also received a note about a 1L who has not yet been added to the law school email list. Please email Michelle Yun (myun@wisc.edu) with those concerns and we will work with the help desk to get that issue resolved. Mentors, consider checking in with your 1Ls to make sure they are getting them. Announcements are also posted on the website so check them out to make sure you didn’t miss anything!

Contact Michelle with any other questions related to announcements and emails. Thanks!

__________________________________________________________________________________________

We’re updating the SBA website, so check it out!

You can see a calendar of upcoming events, access old outlines for your classes, and post pictures of life as a UW Law student:

www.wisconsinsba.org

Also, to submit your old outlines, please email uwsbaweb@gmail.com

Attention Student Orgs!
Please send your law school announcements as you would like them to appear and by 8:00 am on the first day you would them to appear to uwsbamail@gmail.com.

Announcements will run for three consecutive emails, except for congratulatory announcements.
Congratulatory announcements will run once unless specifically requested otherwise.
If you would like announcements to run beyond three consecutive emails or the day of/before your event, please resend them.

Any questions? Contact Michelle Yun at myun@wisc.edu.

We’ve also received a note about a 1L who has not yet been added to the law school email list.  Please email Michelle Yun (myun@wisc.edu) with those concerns and we will work with the help desk to get that issue resolved.  Mentors, consider checking in with your 1Ls to make sure they are getting them. Announcements are also posted on the website so check them out to make sure you didn’t miss anything!

Contact me with any other questions related to announcements and emails.  Thanks!

- Michelle Yun, Secretary

1. DEANS’ CUP KICKOFF
2. First Bar Review of the Year!
3. Co-Sponsor a Bar Review
4. Race Judicata
5. QLaw 1L & Community Reception
6. Wisconsin Law Review Fall Write-On – for transfer students
7. SBA Used Book Sale
8. Faculty Committee Student Members
9. How to Get Your Class Reading List Online
 
___________________________________________________________________________________________
 
1.
 

DEANS’ CUP KICKOFF
Sept 3, 9 PM
Madhatters
The Law School will be holding the annual kickoff for our month long competition with the Med School.  Come out to show your support and meet some new people!

WE STILL NEED YOUR HELP TO MAKE DEANS’ CUP A SUCCESS!

Please contact Debra Leo (dleo@wisc.edu) if you are interested in coaching one of the following events: football, chess, spades, texas hold ‘em, basketball.

We will be hosting an onsite blood donation day and need volunteers to help the donation day run smoothly!  Please contact Debra Leo (dleo@wisc.edu) with your availability on Sept 27 between 11AM-5PM if you are interested in volunteering to man the canteen, be a donor aide, or help with registration.
___________________________________________________________________________________________
 
2.
 
Bar Review
 
Summer is coming to a close and another school year is upon us.  Before classes start, come meet and mingle with your fellow law students at our weekly Thursday night bar review!!!

Bar review on Thursday August 26th will be at Johnny O’s Sports Lounge
620 University Avenue

www.johnnyosbar.com

This week’s bar review is brought to you by the letters S, B, & A and the numbers 8 & 26.

If you have any questions or concerns please contact Cassandra at cbest@wisc.edu.
___________________________________________________________________________________________
3.
 
Co-Sponsor a Bar Review!
 
ATTENTION STUDENT ORGS
 
SBA is looking for student orgs to co-sponsor Thursday night Bar Reviews this semester. 
 
If you are interested in co-sponsoring, please email Cassandra ( cbest@wisc.edu) by August 31st. Please include in your email the name of your Student Org, a point of contact, and their email address.
 
Do not worry about requesting when and where your co-sponsored event will take place.  Cassandra will follow up with the points of contact once the semester is underway.
 
Thank you for your interest!!!
 
___________________________________________________________________________________________
 
4.
 
RACE JUDICATA
A 5k run/walk down the Lake Shore path
 
Saturday October 2 2010
Where: Lot 60, near the Goodman Softball Complex
Time: Registration at 10am, Race starts at 11am
Fees: $15/Student, $25/Non-Student, $13/person for a team of 5 or more.  Entry fee includes a free t-shirt.
Food will be provided in a post-race celebration including prizes!
 
All proceeds go to raise money for summer grants for law students working in unpaid public interest internships.
 
Don’t hesitate, register online now!
http://www.active.com/running/madison-wi/21st-annual-race-judicata-2010
…or look for the registration form in your hangfile!!
 
Sponsored by the UW Public Interest Law Foundation
Questions?? Please contact Chrissie Nelson, Grants Coordinator, at uwpilf@gmail.com.
 
___________________________________________________________________________________________
 
5.
 QLaw
1L & Community Reception

You are invited!
Come meet 1Ls and others from the community. All are welcome!

Friday, August 27, 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Hamilton Place Apartments
202 North Hamilton Street
More info: (608) 729-5805 or qlaw@qlaw.org

 
 
 ___________________________________________________________________________________________
 
6.
 
Wisconsin Law Review Fall Write-On
 
Reminder: enrollment for the Wisconsin Law Review Fall Write-On webcourse begins August 27th and ends September 4th at 11:59 pm.  The Write-On materials will be come available on the web course September 3rd at 12:00 pm and the application will be due September 17th at 5:00 pm.  You must enroll in the web course by the 4th in order to gain access to the Write-On materials.  Please contact the Senior Note & Comment Editor at wishart@wisc.edu if you have questions about eligibility for the Fall Write-On or for more general questions about the Write-On process.
___________________________________________________________________________________________
 
7. 
 
Want to save money on your textbooks?

Check out SBA’s USED BOOK SELECTION!

When: Monday, August 30th, 9AM – 4PM
Where:  SBA Office
How much:  All books will be priced at 40% of Bookmart prices

We accept cash $$ or checks payable to UW SBA.  We have a limited number of books available, so first come, first served – we will NOT “hold” books for anyone!  Please check your course lists before purchasing these used books – ALL SALES ARE FINAL.
 
___________________________________________________________________________________________
 
8.
 
 FACULTY COMMITTEE STUDENT MEMBERS
 
The faculty committees serve various functions in the Law School’s administration and governance. Each committee sits two student members who represent the student body’s perspective and provide valuable input for important committee decisions.
 
The Admissions and Financial Aid Committee deals with issues regarding admissions and financial aid at the Law School. Student representatives: Elizabeth Massaro (3L) and Claire Norsetter (2L).
 
The Curriculum Committee determines the student body’s desires for the curriculum. This committee then brings those desires to the administration’s attention and, along with the administration, discovers ways to effectuate those desires. Student representatives: Ian McFarland (3L) and Colleen Marion (2L).
 
The Faculty Appointments Committee is chiefly involved with hiring new faculty at the Law School. Student representatives: Rich Greenlee (3L) and Chris Byers (2L).
 
The Student Career Opportunities Committee works with the Career Services staff to ascertain how that office might better serve students’ career needs. Student representatives: Larry Fogel (3L) and Ally Amerson (2L).
 
The Student Disabilities Committee brings the needs of disabled students to the administration’s attention and endeavors to improve the Law School’s environment for students with disabilities. Student representatives: Sarah Anderson (3L) and Sara Stellpflug (2L).
 
The Tenure Committee decides whether to grant tenure by reviewing a professor’s scholarship, teaching, and service to the Law School. Student representatives focus mainly on evaluating a professor’s teaching and service. Student representatives: Delanie Breuer (3L) and Janet Mitchell (2L).
 
The faculty committee student members will periodically report committee activities to the Vice President of Academic Affairs, who will announce these updates as necessary at the general Student Bar Council meetings. Collectively, the student members of the faculty committees comprise the SBA Steering Committee. The Steering Committee serves to promote communication among the various faculty committees, the Student Bar Council, and the general student body. Ultimately, the Steering Committee’s goal is encouraging and facilitating student voice in the Law School’s administration and academic affairs.
 
Contact Jason Foster at jdfoster@wisc.edu with any questions.
 
__________________________________________________________________________________________
 
 
 9.
 
How to Get Your Class Reading List Online
 
Are you ready to read some books?  Books about the law?  But you just don’t know where to go?  Just a friendly SBA reminder on how to get your class reading lists:

 
1) Log into MyUW, which is at the top of the Wisconsin homepage (www.wisc.edu).
2) Click on “Student Center” in the Student Center box on the upper left side of the page.
3) Click on the second link on the left, titled “Course Enrollment.”
4) Select the appropriate term (“Fall 2010-2011″).
5) Click on the sixth option under Course Enrollment, titled “Term Information.”
6) Click on “Textbooks.”
7) Satisfy your need to read.  Enjoy!

__________________________________________________________________________________________
 
We’re updating the SBA website, so check it out!
 
You can see a calendar of upcoming events, access old outlines for your classes, and post pictures of life as a UW Law student:
 
www.wisconsinsba.org
 
Also, to submit your old outlines, please email uwsbaweb@gmail.com
 
Attention Student Orgs!
Please send your law school announcements as you would like them to appear and by 8:00 am on the first day you would them to appear to uwsbamail@gmail.com.
 
Announcements will run for three consecutive emails, except for congratulatory announcements.
Congratulatory announcements will run once unless specifically requested otherwise.
If you would like announcements to run beyond three consecutive emails or the day of/before your event, please resend them.
 
Any questions?  Contact Michelle Yun at myun@wisc.edu

Table of Contents

1. DEANS’ CUP KICKOFF
2. First Bar Review of the Year!
3. Co-Sponsor a Bar Review
4. Race Judicata
5. Wisconsin Law Review Fall Write-On – for transfer students
6. Incoming Student Mentorship Program
7. Faculty Committee Student Members

___________________________________________________________________________________________

1.

DEANS’ CUP KICKOFF

Sept 3, 9 PM

Madhatters

The Law School will be holding the annual kickoff for our month long competition with the Med School. Come out to show your support and meet some new people!

WE STILL NEED YOUR HELP TO MAKE DEANS’ CUP A SUCCESS!

Please contact Debra Leo (dleo@wisc.edu) if you are interested in coaching one of the following events: football, chess, spades, texas hold ‘em, basketball.

We will be hosting an onsite blood donation day and need volunteers to help the donation day run smoothly! Please contact Debra Leo (dleo@wisc.edu) with your availability on Sept 27 between 11AM-5PM if you are interested in volunteering to man the canteen, be a donor aide, or help with registration.

___________________________________________________________________________________________

2.

Bar Review

Summer is coming to a close and another school year is upon us. Before classes start, come meet and mingle with your fellow law students at our weekly Thursday night bar review!!!

Bar review on Thursday August 26th will be at Johnny O’s Sports Lounge
620 University Avenue

www.johnnyosbar.com

This week’s bar review is brought to you by the letters S, B, & A and the numbers 8 & 26.

If you have any questions or concerns please contact Cassandra at cbest@wisc.edu.
___________________________________________________________________________________________

3.

Co-Sponsor a Bar Review!

ATTENTION STUDENT ORGS

SBA is looking for student orgs to co-sponsor Thursday night Bar Reviews this semester.

If you are interested in co-sponsoring, please email Cassandra ( cbest@wisc.edu) by August 31st. Please include in your email the name of your Student Org, a point of contact, and their email address.

Do not worry about requesting when and where your co-sponsored event will take place. Cassandra will follow up with the points of contact once the semester is underway.

Thank you for your interest!!!

___________________________________________________________________________________________

4.

RACE JUDICATA

A 5k run/walk down the Lake Shore path

Saturday October 2 2010

Where: Lot 60, near the Goodman Softball Complex

Time: Registration at 10am, Race starts at 11am

Fees: $15/Student, $25/Non-Student, $13/person for a team of 5 or more. Entry fee includes a free t-shirt.

Food will be provided in a post-race celebration including prizes!

All proceeds go to raise money for summer grants for law students working in unpaid public interest internships.

Don’t hesitate, register online now!

http://www.active.com/running/madison-wi/21st-annual-race-judicata-2010

…or look for the registration form in your hangfile!!

Sponsored by the UW Public Interest Law Foundation

Questions?? Please contact Chrissie Nelson, Grants Coordinator, at uwpilf@gmail.com.

___________________________________________________________________________________________

5.

Wisconsin Law Review Fall Write-On

Reminder: enrollment for the Wisconsin Law Review Fall Write-On webcourse begins August 27th and ends September 4th at 11:59 pm. The Write-On materials will be come available on the web course September 3rd at 12:00 pm and the application will be due September 17th at 5:00 pm. You must enroll in the web course by the 4th in order to gain access to the Write-On materials. Please contact the Senior Note & Comment Editor at wishart@wisc.edu if you have questions about eligibility for the Fall Write-On or for more general questions about the Write-On process.

___________________________________________________________________________________________

6.

Incoming Student Mentorship Program 2010-2011

We are still looking for more mentors! Make a difference in a new student’s experience!

Thank you to everyone who has submitted an application! Due to increased enrollment projections, we now need about 30 more mentors to keep the ratio of mentors to mentees at 1:2.

This program serves as a useful resource to help introduce incoming students to law school life and broaden their access to all the University of Wisconsin Law School has to offer. The program’s mission is to provide an opportunity for new students to connect with a 2L or 3L who is knowledgeable about Wisconsin Law, in order to ease the transition into our law school.

Some of the things we hope you can provide are: an immediate connection with a current law student who can offer a full picture of law school life and answer questions; friendly advice in a supportive environment; and informal, individualized guidance. The extent of your involvement is mostly up to you and your mentees. We only ask that you make reasonable attempts to meet with your mentees at least once per month for the first semester.

To participate, please complete the application form located at [ https://uwmadison.qualtrics.com/SE?SID=SV_9Y0BtsOx5JGwVpi ]. We use the information you provide to match you with the incoming students. Except for your name, phone number, and email, your information will be kept strictly confidential.

We hope you will help support an integral part of what makes attending the University of Wisconsin Law School a world-class experience!
Please contact Jason Foster at jdfoster@wisc.edu for additional information or with any questions.

___________________________________________________________________________________________

7.

FACULTY COMMITTEE STUDENT MEMBERS

The faculty committees serve various functions in the Law School’s administration and governance. Each committee sits two student members who represent the student body’s perspective and provide valuable input for important committee decisions.

The Admissions and Financial Aid Committee deals with issues regarding admissions and financial aid at the Law School. Student representatives: Elizabeth Massaro (3L) and Claire Norsetter (2L).

The Curriculum Committee determines the student body’s desires for the curriculum. This committee then brings those desires to the administration’s attention and, along with the administration, discovers ways to effectuate those desires. Student representatives: Ian McFarland (3L) and Colleen Marion (2L).

The Faculty Appointments Committee is chiefly involved with hiring new faculty at the Law School. Student representatives: Rich Greenlee (3L) and Chris Byers (2L).

The Student Career Opportunities Committee works with the Career Services staff to ascertain how that office might better serve students’ career needs. Student representatives: Larry Fogel (3L) and Ally Amerson (2L).

The Student Disabilities Committee brings the needs of disabled students to the administration’s attention and endeavors to improve the Law School’s environment for students with disabilities. Student representatives: Sarah Anderson (3L) and Sara Stellpflug (2L).

The Tenure Committee decides whether to grant tenure by reviewing a professor’s scholarship, teaching, and service to the Law School. Student representatives focus mainly on evaluating a professor’s teaching and service. Student representatives: Delanie Breuer (3L) and Janet Mitchell (2L).

The faculty committee student members will periodically report committee activities to the Vice President of Academic Affairs, who will announce these updates as necessary at the general Student Bar Council meetings. Collectively, the student members of the faculty committees comprise the SBA Steering Committee. The Steering Committee serves to promote communication among the various faculty committees, the Student Bar Council, and the general student body. Ultimately, the Steering Committee’s goal is encouraging and facilitating student voice in the Law School’s administration and academic affairs.

Contact Jason Foster at jdfoster@wisc.edu with any questions.

__________________________________________________________________________________________

We’re updating the SBA website, so check it out!

You can see a calendar of upcoming events, access old outlines for your classes, and post pictures of life as a UW Law student:

www.wisconsinsba.org

Also, to submit your old outlines, please email uwsbaweb@gmail.com

Attention Student Orgs!
Please send your law school announcements as you would like them to appear and by 8:00 am on the first day you would them to appear to uwsbamail@gmail.com.

Announcements will run for three consecutive emails, except for congratulatory announcements.
Congratulatory announcements will run once unless specifically requested otherwise.
If you would like announcements to run beyond three consecutive emails or the day of/before your event, please resend them.

Any questions? Contact Michelle Yun at myun@wisc.edu.

Table of Contents

1. Faculty Committee Student Members
2. Co-Sponsor a Bar Review!
3. Incoming Student Mentorship Program 2010-2011
4. DEANS’ CUP
5. Law School Announcements as the summer draws to a close…
___________________________________________________________________________________________

1.

FACULTY COMMITTEE STUDENT MEMBERS

The faculty committees serve various functions in the Law School’s administration and governance. Each committee sits two student members who represent the student body’s perspective and provide valuable input for important committee decisions.

The Admissions and Financial Aid Committee deals with issues regarding admissions and financial aid at the Law School. Student representatives: Elizabeth Massaro (3L) and Claire Norsetter (2L).
The Curriculum Committee determines the student body’s desires for the curriculum. This committee then brings those desires to the administration’s attention and, along with the administration, discovers ways to effectuate those desires. Student representatives: Ian McFarland (3L) and Colleen Marion (2L).
The Faculty Appointments Committee is chiefly involved with hiring new faculty at the Law School. Student representatives: Rich Greenlee (3L) and Chris Byers (2L).
The Student Career Opportunities Committee works with the Career Services staff to ascertain how that office might better serve students’ career needs. Student representatives: Larry Fogel (3L) and Ally Amerson (2L).
The Student Disabilities Committee brings the needs of disabled students to the administration’s attention and endeavors to improve the Law School’s environment for students with disabilities. Student representatives: Sarah Anderson (3L) and Sara Stellpflug (2L).
The Tenure Committee decides whether to grant tenure by reviewing a professor’s scholarship, teaching, and service to the Law School. Student representatives focus mainly on evaluating a professor’s teaching and service. Student representatives: Delanie Breuer (3L) and Janet Mitchell (2L).
The faculty committee student members will periodically report committee activities to the Vice President of Academic Affairs, who will announce these updates as necessary at the general Student Bar Council meetings. Collectively, the student members of the faculty committees comprise the SBA Steering Committee. The Steering Committee serves to promote communication among the various faculty committees, the Student Bar Council, and the general student body. Ultimately, the Steering Committee’s goal is encouraging and facilitating student voice in the Law School’s administration and academic affairs.

Contact Jason Foster at jdfoster@wisc.edu with any questions.

___________________________________________________________________________________________

2.

Co-Sponsor a Bar Review!

ATTENTION STUDENT ORGS

SBA is looking for student orgs to co-sponsor Thursday night Bar Reviews this semester.

If you are interested in co-sponsoring, please email Cassandra (cbest@wisc.edu) by August 31st. Please include in your email the name of your Student Org, a point of contact, and their email address.

Do not worry about requesting when and where your co-sponsored event will take place. Cassandra will follow up with the points of contact once the semester is underway.

Thank you for your interest!!!

___________________________________________________________________________________________

3.

Incoming Student Mentorship Program 2010-2011

We are still looking for more mentors! Make a difference in a new student’s experience!

Thank you to everyone who has submitted an application! Due to increased enrollment projections, we now need about 30 more mentors to keep the ratio of mentors to mentees at 1:2.

This program serves as a useful resource to help introduce incoming students to law school life and broaden their access to all the University of Wisconsin Law School has to offer. The program’s mission is to provide an opportunity for new students to connect with a 2L or 3L who is knowledgeable about Wisconsin Law, in order to ease the transition into our law school.

Some of the things we hope you can provide are: an immediate connection with a current law student who can offer a full picture of law school life and answer questions; friendly advice in a supportive environment; and informal, individualized guidance. The extent of your involvement is mostly up to you and your mentees. We only ask that you make reasonable attempts to meet with your mentees at least once per month for the first semester.

To participate, please complete the application form located at [ https://uwmadison.qualtrics.com/SE?SID=SV_9Y0BtsOx5JGwVpi ]. We use the information you provide to match you with the incoming students. Except for your name, phone number, and email, your information will be kept strictly confidential.

We hope you will help support an integral part of what makes attending the University of Wisconsin Law School a world-class experience!
Please contact Jason Foster at jdfoster@wisc.edu for additional information or with any questions.

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4.

DEANS’ CUP
Sept. 8 – Oct. 3

It’s that time of the year again!
We need your help to make sure we bring back the CUP this year!!

This year’s events include: football, chess, spades, ping pong, texas hold ‘em, ultimate frisbee, mariokart, softball, tennis, soccer, baking, trivia, basketball, volleyball, tug-o-war, bags, and dodgeball.

WE NEED YOU TO COACH!
If you are interested in being a coach for one (or more) of the above events, please contact Debra Leo (dleo@wisc.edu) with your name, email address, cell phone number, and event preference by August 23rd.

More details to follow.

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5.

Law School Announcements as the summer draws to a close…

Regular announcements will begin on Monday, August 23rd.

Please send all announcements according to the protocol listed below. This means for the first announcement on August 23rd, send your announcement as you would like it to appear to uwsbamail@gmail.com by 8:00 am on August 23rd.

Contact Michelle Yun (myun@wisc.edu) with any questions.

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We’re updating the SBA website, so check it out!

You can see a calendar of upcoming events, access old outlines for your classes, and post pictures of life as a UW Law student:

www.wisconsinsba.org

Also, to submit your old outlines, please email uwsbaweb@gmail.com

Attention Student Orgs!
Please send your law school announcements as you would like them to appear and by 8:00 am on the first day you would them to appear to uwsbamail@gmail.com.

Announcements will run for three consecutive emails, except for congratulatory announcements.
Congratulatory announcements will run once unless specifically requested otherwise.
If you would like announcements to run beyond three consecutive emails or the day of/before your event, please resend them.

Any questions? Contact Michelle Yun at myun@wisc.edu.