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Week of October 26, 2009

Maximizing your Labor & Employment Law Experience at Chicago-Kent

Tuesday | 27 October | 11:45 a.m. - 12:45 p.m. | Room C35
A student panel with lots of tips for 1Ls, 2Ls… and even those seasoned 3Ls and 4Ls. Ask any of those burning questions that keep you up at night, and find out how to make the most of your time at Chicago-Kent!

Food will be provided!

LEL Practitioners Panel

Wednesday | 28 October | 3:00-4:00 p.m. | Room 590
A panel of labor and employment law practitioners, including those from union, hiring, government and management, will be discussing the current economic climate and job searching.

LELS Bowling at Lucky Strike!

Wednesday | 28 October | 8:00-10:00 p.m. | Lucky Strike
Join LELS members and alumni at Lucky Strike for a fun evening of spooky bowling. Costumes optional!

$15 if paid by 10/23
$20 after 10/23

The price covers lanes for two hours, pizza, and soda. All other food and beverages are extra.

Lucky Strike is located at 322 E Illinois St. in Chicago. Please RSVP to Sara Schumann [sschumann@kentlaw.edu] so we know how many lanes to reserve.

2009-2010 Louis Jackson National Student Writing Competition in Employment and Labor Law

Dear Certificate students:

The Twelfth Annual Louis Jackson Memorial National Student Writing Competition in Employment and Labor Law is co-sponsored by Chicago-Kent's Institute for Law and the Workplace and Jackson Lewis LLP.  The competition is open to all students at ABA accredited law schools who are taking or have taken at least one class in labor or employment law (broadly defined).  First prize is $3,000.  There are two-second prize awards of $1,000 each.  Winning papers are published in the Institute for Law and the Workplace website. (Electronic versions of winning papers will be required.)

Papers are blind judged by a panel of five law professors from law schools across the country.  Neither Chicago-Kent nor Jackson Lewis has any say in determining the winners. 

This competition should be of particular interest to those of you who took a seminar last year or are taking a seminar this semester and therefore have substantial papers in the labor or employment law field.  Details are posted outside Prof. Malin's, Prof. Strubbe's and Assistant Dean Francine Soliunas office and are also available from Sharon Wyatt-Jordan and on the website: www.kentlaw.edu/ilw/jackson.html.  Please view the attached flyer for more details.

The deadline for submission is Tuesday, January 19, 2010.

CONTACT: Questions may be directed to Professor Martin H. Malin by email to mmalin@kentlaw.edu

Best regards,

Sharon Wyatt-Jordan
Program Associate
Institute for Law and the Workplace
Chicago-Kent College of Law
565 W. Adams Street, Room 803
Chicago, IL  60661-3691
312.906.5111 (direct line)
312.906.5280 (fax)
sjordan@kentlaw.edu

Be a Class Rep in 2009-2010!

If you would like to serve as a class representative (or continue to serve if you already are a representative) for the LELS this year, please let Mark know (LELS@kentlaw.edu). Everyone is encouraged to participate - the more the merrier!

Here is a description, from the LELS Constitution, of what a class representative does:

Section 4 - Class Representatives

i - There shall be no elections for class representative positions. All interested members may contact the President to serve as a representative.

ii - Class representatives shall be responsible for communicating news about LELS programs, events, and meetings to the student body.

iii – Class representatives are encouraged to help with the planning and implementation of LELS programs and events.

 

 

 

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