SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT LAW JOURNAL (JRNL7155, 7156, 7157, 7158)
1 credit per semester for member. 1 to 2 credits per semester for editor.
Maximum of 6 credits.

The Sports & Entertainment Law Journal and the Sports Law Symposium are dedicated to studying the expanding disciplines constituting the law and business of the sports industries.

Each year, a Symposium on contemporary issues offers a series of addresses and panel discussions of current sports law issues by speakers who are nationally renowned in the world of sports. The Sports Law Journal publishes the proceedings of the Symposium and also offers scholarly and practical examinations of issues associated with sports in both the legal and educational communities. A writing competition and interview session are held each year for those students interested in joining the Journal of Sports Law. Members must write a publishable piece as a threshold requirement, a requirement that need not be repeated each semester thereafter.

Course is graded on a Pass/D or Fail basis. To receive any credits for the Sports & Entertainment Law Journal, a student must first complete a student note or comment for this Journal.