Calendar of Events
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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HOLIDAY TOY DRIVE Please Donate NEW toys, books, CD’s, etc. suitable for ages infant-17.Wrapping paper and ribbons would also be appreciated.Donations can be dropped off in the boxes in the atrium, the chapel, and the library. Students: Place your donations in the box in the atrium corresponding to your class (1L, 2L, 3L/4L, Evening) and sign the raffle sheet attached to the box. The class with the most toys will be entered into a raffle for a variety of PRIZES, including $100 BarBri certificates, Westlaw and Lexis points, and more! Your generosity will benefit the children of the Saint Rose of Lima Parish and New Community Corporation of Newark. Sponsored by St. Thomas More Society. Questions can be sent to Rebecca Fink at Rebecca.fink84@gmail.com |
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RELIGIOUS LEGAL THEORY: The conference will host leading scholars to assess the “state of the field” of religious legal theory, consolidating the advances and charting new directions for religious perspectives on law and public policy. Read more. |
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ORDER OF THE COIF/SWEARING IN CEREMONY |
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PAST EVENTS
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CAREER SERVICES NETWORKING EVENT |
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BREAKING INTO ENTERTAINMENT AND SPORTS LAW The Entertainment and Sports Law Society of Seton Hall University School of Law is hosting it's first ever Industry Night - “Breaking Into Entertainment and Sports Law”- an intimate panel event with some of the biggest names in entertainment and sports law. The event is limited to the first 35 registrants, so be sure to register in advance! Business casual attire. Panelists Include: |
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RISKS TO DIRECTORS AND TRUSTEES OF HEALTHCARE & LIFE SCIENCES COMPANIES: |
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FIRST YEAR ORIENTATION TO CAREER SERVICES |
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SECURITIES REGULATION AND THE GLOBAL ECONOMIC CRISIS: WHAT DOES THE FUTURE HOLD? |
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BEYOND FALL OCI: CONDUCTING A JOB SEARCH |
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HEALTHCARE COMPLIANCE CERTIFICATION PROGRAM The Healthcare Compliance Certification Program is a multi-day educational program for compliance professionals and lawyers in the pharmaceutical, biotech, and medical device industries. The Program addresses the issues faced by the pharmaceutical and medical device industries in complying with such standards as the OIG’s Compliance Program Guidance for Pharmaceutical Manufacturers (.pdf), the PhRMA Code (.pdf), and the AdvaMed Revised Code of Ethics (.pdf). The program immerses attendees in the statutes, regulations, and other guidance that comprise the body of law known as “fraud, waste, and abuse law,” as well as FDA law, so they can understand the legal underpinnings of the compliance programs that they enforce. |
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TAX LAW CAREER PANEL Join us to hear speakers from large and small law firms, an accounting firm, the Internal Revenue Service Office of Chief Counsel, and a NJ Tax Court judge! This will be a unique opportunity for all students to learn more about the exciting career options in the tax law field, as well as to network with successful practitioners and potential employers. Even if you aren't sure that tax law is for you, this event will help you learn as much as possible to assist you with your job search and planning for the future. All are welcome. Presented by: The Seton Hall Law Tax Society, ABA Section of Taxation, and Rutgers Newark Law School |
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2LE & 3LE CURRICULUM ADVISEMENT |
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RODINO SOCIETY ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP BANQUET |
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EQUAL JUSTICE WORKS CONFERENCE AND CAREER FAIR |
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INTERNATIONAL LAW WEEKEND FORDHAM LAW SCHOOL This conference is co-sponsored by Seton Hall Law the Association of the Bar of the City of New York, and Fordham Law School. The theme for this year’s conference is “Challenges to Transnational Governance,” and features more than 30 panels addressing a variety of topics relating to international law, including international criminal law, human rights law, international environmental law, international economics law, commercial law, and trade law. Professor Kristen Boon will chair the panel, Overlapping Threats/Overlapping Jurisdictions: International Law in the Face of New Threats to Peace and Security. Professors Elizabeth Defeis and Tracy Kaye participate in the panel discussion, Current Developments in the European Union. Additional information on the event is available at American Branch of the International Law Association website. |
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MET LIFE LEGAL AFFAIRS CAREER FORUM |
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GOVERNMENT RESOURCE CENTER LAUNCH KICK-OFF ORIENTATION Please join the Office of Career Services at our kick-off orientation for the newly established Government Recourse Center. The GRC will significantly assist students and alumni who are interested in pursuing careers at the local, state or federal government level. |
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CAREERS IN PUBLIC INTEREST Practicing Public Interest lawyers will talk about their work experiences and will answer questions about what they do and how they got their. |
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CIVILITY MATTERS: A WORKSHOP Are you interested in trial law? Do you want to hear from practicing trial lawyers and judges about their experiences in the courtroom? The American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA) believes that proper etiquette and civility are an important aspect of courtroom practice. Join SHU Law's Litigation Society, Alternative Dispute Resolution, and the Women's Law Forum at an event hosted by Brian Steller ’82, a Partner at Connell, Foley LLP and President of the NJ Chapter of ABOTA. Additional speakers include former New Jersey Supreme Court and Appellate Court Judge Jack L. Linter, and Professor Paula Franzese. Mr. Stellar will present clips from ABOTA's DVD, "Civility Matters", followed by a discussion-style Q&A with the panelists. Afterward students and attending alumni and ABOTA members will enjoy a networking reception in the Atrium. |
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CLASSES OF 1989, 1994 & 1999 REUNIONS |
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THIRD ANNUAL STUDENT HEALTH LAW CONFERENCE This conference, which is attended by law students from law schools throughout the country, seeks to expose law students to the myriad career paths for attorneys in health and life sciences. The conference provides an introductory session on health law, panels on a variety of employment opportunities in health law, and a networking reception with the conference speakers. Sponsored by the American Society of Law, Medicine & Ethics (ASLME) and Seton Hall Law |
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CLASSES OF 1989, 1994 & 1999 REUNIONS |
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EVENING STUDENT COFFEE HOUR WITH FINANCIAL AID |
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ESSEX COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION PANEL ON BLOGGING AND THE INTERNET |
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FIRST MONDAY The Law Democrats, along with the American Constitution Society (ACS), Federalist Society and Law Republicans, will co-sponsor the annual First Monday event, commemorating when the United States Supreme Court starts its new session each year. Students will meet for wine and hors d'œuvres to discuss the pending cases for the upcoming year, including the controversial gun case that may apply the Second Amendment to the states (McDonald vs. Chicago). Seton Hall faculty will be in attendance, so this is a good chance to pick their brains about some of the upcoming cases. Information on the current Supreme Court's docket for the 2009-2010 session is available at: http://www.abanet.org/publiced/preview/briefs/home.html. |
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FEDERALIST SOCIETY: ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES OF PROPOSED HEALTH LEGISLATION, A DEBATE |
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SBA FALLFEST |
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VERIZON PUBLIC INTEREST FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM KICK-OFF BREAKFAST A celebration of the Verizon Public Interest Fellowship Program, providing legal representation to low-income victims of domestic violence. Guest speakers include Dennis M. Bone, President of Verizon New Jersey; Paula T. Dow, Essex County Prosecutor; and Cory A. Booker, Mayor of Newark. For reservations contact 973-642-8711 or lori.thimmel@shu.edu. |
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BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS LAUNCH |
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LAMBDA LAW ALLIANCE PRESENTS: THE LARAMIRE PROJECT |
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ANNUAL ADJUNCT RECEPTION |
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FEDERALIST SOCIETY Learn how New Jersey selects its judges, then learn how New Jersey should select its judges. Professor Stephen Ware of the University of Kansas School of law will explain what's all wrong about how New Jersey's judicial selection process works. Our own Professor Wefing will attempt to explain why Professor Ware is mistaken. Professor Martin will moderate and Professors Baroni and Jaso will serve on as part of a commenting panel. |
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MUSLIM LAW STUDENTS ASSOCIATION (MLSA) MLSA is hosting an Eid ul-Fitr Dinner celebrating the breaking of the fasting period. Authentic food will be available. Eid ul-Fitr (Arabic: عيد الفطر ‘Īdu l-Fiṭr), often abbreviated to Eid, is a Muslim holiday that marks the end of Ramadan, the Islamic holy month of fasting. Eid is an Arabic word meaning "festivity", while Fiṭr means "to break fast"; and so the holiday symbolizes the breaking of the fasting period. It is celebrated after the end of the Islamic month of Ramadan, on the first day of Shawwal. |
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SEVENTH ANNUAL WORKS IN PROGRESS INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY (WIPIP) CONFERENCE |
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FOURTH ANNUAL COLLOQUIUM: The Colloquium has become the premier American forum for labor and employment law scholars to present and obtain feedback on works-in-progress. It's designed to allow professors to explore new ideas with the help of supportive colleagues, past colloquia have featured broad and deep treatment of topics spanning the gamut of Employment Law, Employment Discrimination, Labor Law, and Employee Benefits. Professors from across the country interact both in panel sessions and in the many opportunities for more informal conversations. |
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THE 25th ANNUAL RED MASS Honoring Karol Corbin Walker, Esq. '86 and Thomas E. Durkin, Jr.Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart, Newark4 pmReception following Mass at the Archdiocesan Center (across the street from the Cathedral)For reservations, contact Alumni and Development at 973-642-8711, Lori.Thimmel@shu.edu. |
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ALUMNI NETWORKING EVENT FOR EVENING STUDENTS |
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September 22, 2009 Come hear from New Jersey Superior Court Judges and their clerks regarding the benefits of a judicial clerkship, the application and interview process and what trial and appellate division judges are looking for when hiring. The panel will also address internship opportunities. Includes guest speakers The Honorable Margaret M. Hayden, J.S.C.; The Honorable Verna Leath, J.S.C.; Kimberly Douglas, Esq., New Jersey Judiciary, Administrative Office of the Courts. For reservations contact Michele.Sadati, Office of Career Services, at michele.sadati@shu.edu.Sponsored by the Office of Career Services. |
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September 9, 2009 |
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August 11, 2009 |
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August 20-21, 2009 |
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August 27, 2009 |
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July 21, 2009 |
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July 16, 2009 |
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July 2, 2009 |
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June 16, 2009 |
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June 15, 2009 |
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June 4, 2009 |
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May 22, 2009 |
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May 21, 2009 |
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Tuesday May 19, 2009 |
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May 14, 2009 |