This lunch event will serve as an introduction to Michigan Law's ACS Student Chapter. It will feature a welcome from our faculty advisor, Barb McQuade, and our new co-presidents, and a discussion about the organization's history, how to get involved, and what our members envision for the coming year.
How to 1L: Introduction to Law School
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Welcome to 1L! For those who are lost in the sea of readings and conflicting advice, ACS is happy to provide some guidance in How To 1L.
Join us on Monday, September 15th at 3:00 PM at Fitts Auditorium to grab some Levain cookies and discover the variety of successful strategies used by past and present Penn ACS board members. This event is the first in a series that will occur periodically throughout your first year, and will focus on how to write case briefs, handle your readings, and prepare for cold calls.
After an initial info-session with slides and general guidance, a panel of 2Ls and 3Ls will answer questions and provide professor-specific advice in a Q+A session.
Akhil Reed Amar at Penn Law
We had Professor Akhil Reed Amar to discuss his new book, Born Equal. We handed out books and filmed his podcast along with Professors Kate Shaw and Kermit Roosevelt. It was co-hosted with FedSoc.
Professor Kent Greenfield - Guest Speaker
Kent Greenfield, a prominent constitutional law professor, is coming to William H. Bowen School of Law to talk about the United States Constitution. As part of the event, Professor Greenfield will examine if we are in a constitutional crisis under the current administration.
ACS Hosts the ACLU of Oklahoma
OU ACS welcomes back Tamya Cox-Touré, executive direction of the American Civil Liberties Union of Oklahoma, to discuss the ACLU's mission of defending and promoting the individual rights of all Oklahomans.
Executive Board Meeting
This e-board meeting was to further discuss plans for different events this semester. We also finalized what each of us needed to do for our involvement in a Constitution Day event.