Show your "evening student" spirit!
Get your very own evening law student t-shirt, featuring the Evening Law Student Society slogan "Evening Law Students: The Few, The Proud, The Tired."
There are multiple products to choose from, including short-sleeve t-shirts, long-sleeve t-shirts, women's fit t-shirts, and even a baseball hat or a tote bag! Each product has a front image and a back image, plus the official Chicago-Kent logo. There are two different designs to choose from:
For the design called "books on back," see the link below:
http://www.cafepress.com/booksonbackFor the design called "words on back," see the link below:
http://www.cafepress.com/wordsonbackWear that shirt proudly and don't let anyone forget how hard you work!
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Chicago-Kent Evening Law Student Society
elss@kentlaw.edu
The Chicago-Kent Evening Law Student Society (ELSS) provides programming for, advocates on behalf of, and builds community among the evening student body.
We represent the interests of evening students by serving as a liaison between evening students and the administration, faculty, staff, and alumni.
We act to ensure that evening students are included in the academics, programs, and services offered by the administration, faculty, Student Bar Association, and other Chicago-Kent student organizations.
All evening students are encouraged to contact any ELSS officer to contribute suggestions for programs, volunteer to get involved, and to express their concerns.
Part-Time Students - What they know that you don't
The National Jurist, February 2007
Part-time law school is just as tough as full-time, perhaps even tougher since many part-timers also juggle jobs and family. But some say they will graduate with a leg up on full-timers.
Being an evening student can be time-consuming and exhausting, but many evening students find a way to be active members of the Chicago-Kent community. Here are a few samples of evening students who are taking full advantage of what Chicago-Kent has to offer.
Joanna Brinkman - 3L
Joanna Brinkman is a 3L evening student (May 2009) who is also a Program Officer at the Illinois Housing Development Authority working 35 - 40 hours a week. Joanna is a member of Chicago-Kent’s Moot Court Honor Society and has participated in two major national moot court tournaments over the past year. Last spring, Joanna’s moot court team participated in the American Bar Association’s Appellate Advocacy Competition, where her team was honored among 178 other teams as a National Semifinalist, Regional Finalist and Regional Best Brief Winner. While working full-time, Joanna has sought out opportunities at Chicago-Kent to build her legal experience, most recently spending her 2L summer as a Research Assistant working on foreign and international laws involving property restitution. As a 3L, Joanna currently serves as a Legal Writing Teaching Assistant and participates in the Environmental Law Clinic. She, together with Lalania Gilkey-Johnson and Rachel Moran, won the 2007-08 National Moot Court Competition!
Joanna Brinkman
jbrinkman@kentlaw.edu
Amy Chiang - 3L
Amy Chiang is a 3L evening student who will graduate in December 2008. Amy is a law clerk in Baker & McKenzie's Compensation, Labor and Employment Practice Group, and works approximately 30 hours a week. She is a member of the Chicago-Kent Law Review and the Moot Court Honor Society. Amy is also the President of the Muslim Law Student Association and is a member of the Chicago-Kent Advocates. After her first year she investigated Germany's property restitution program as a research assistant for Professor Autahene. During the summer of her second year she was a judicial extern at the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals. She also volunteered as a civil rights intern at the Council on American-Islamic Relations. During the fall of 2007 she is Brill's evening division torts TA. Amy plans to work as a summer associate during the summer of her third year.
Amy Chiang
achiang@kentlaw.edu
Tamara Starks, President
Tim Wei, Vice President Technology
Michael Darcy, Treasurer
Nayra Caldern-Najera , Secretary
Alisa Ittner, 1L Representative
Megan Pekala, 1L Representative
Prati Khanduri, 2L Representative
Rachel O'Konis, 2L Representative
Danielle Beach, 3L Representative
Jim Cagle, 3L Representative
Celeste Addyman, 4L Representative
The ELSS has three executive board meetings (all evening students are welcome to participate) for Spring 2008: 2/16; 3/29; and 5/3. All meetings are held on a Saturday at Chicago-Kent from noon to 1pm. The location will be announced in The Record.
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