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Berkeley Boosts | Skills Lab: Navigating Bureaucracy
How do litigators and policymakers confront and work within bureaucratic systems to effect change? Please join us for a talk of how to navigate bureaucracy, focusing on FOIA laws and public records requests, with Rachel Wallace, Interim Deputy Director of the Policy Advocacy Clinic at Berkeley Law. Ms. Wallace’s experience includes working on complex policy […]
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Understanding Wildfire Impacts in California – Far More Than Acres Burned
How are wildfires impacting California, and how are those impacts evolving? This question is central to our social response to wildfire - including how we live with it, restore it to the landscape, and mitigate its worst effects. However, we do not yet have clear answers to this question. A wild variety of wildfire impacts […]
Find out more about Understanding Wildfire Impacts in California – Far More Than Acres Burned12:45 pm
PWC Presents: Protecting Mental Health in Law School — Insights from Dr. Linda Zaruba
PWC is hosting a lunchtime talk with law school psychologist, Dr. Linda Zaruba! We'll be covering a variety of topics related to mental health and wellness in law school. Lunch will be provided.
Find out more about PWC Presents: Protecting Mental Health in Law School — Insights from Dr. Linda ZarubaSolidarity: A Conversation with Authors Leah Hunt-Hendrix and Astra Taylor
Join the authors of Solidarity for a conversation about political organizing and advocacy. Activists Leah Hunt-Hendrix and Astra Taylor survey the past, present, and future of the concept across borders of nation, identity, and class to ask: how can we build solidarity in an era of staggering inequality, polarization, violence, and ecological catastrophe? A limited number of […]
Find out more about Solidarity: A Conversation with Authors Leah Hunt-Hendrix and Astra Taylor12:50 pm
History, Tradition, and AI – A Presentation by Judge John K. Bush (6th Cir.)
Recently, the Supreme Court has favored "history and tradition" in its constitutional interpretation. What does this mean for a rapidly changing world, faced with problems that past generations never could have imagined? Join us for a presentation with the Honorable John K. Bush, circuit judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit. […]
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ABA Women in M&A Panel
Want to hear more about high-stakes deal-making and the women running the show? Join the American Bar Association (ABA)’s Women in M&A Subcommittee to hear from women who are blazing trails in Mergers & Acquisitions. The panel will provide information on the day-to-day work and lifestyle of an M&A lawyer and offer tips for building […]
Find out more about ABA Women in M&A PanelThe Intersection of AI and ESG: The Applications of AI Technology for ESG Strategies in the Korean Legal Landscape
THE INTERSECTION OF AI AND ESG: The Applications of AI Technology for ESG Strategies in the Korean Legal Landscape. The Korea Law Center invites all Berkeley Law students and affiliates to this speaker event, inviting Dr. Yukyong Choe, Senior Research Fellow at Korean Legislation Research Institute (a government-funded think tank on studies of legal reform […]
Find out more about The Intersection of AI and ESG: The Applications of AI Technology for ESG Strategies in the Korean Legal LandscapeASP: Tips for Getting Caught Up (Zoom)
Are you feeling behind in your classes or worried about having enough time to prepare for exams? If so, this is the workshop for you! It is easy to fall behind in law school, especially when there are other things happening in your life that require your time and attention. Join Prof. Hernandez to discuss […]
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Weekly Study Hall for 1Ls
All 1Ls are invited to weekly study sessions ("labs") with three of our amazing fellows. This semester, there are two labs and both are open to all 1Ls: Tuesdays 2:10-3:00 in Room 113 with Ben, and Wednesdays 2:10-3:00 in Room 113 with Vanessa and Celeste. During the month of March, all labs will be study […]
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Law & Technology Writing Workshop Info Session
Heard of the Law and Technology Writing Workshop (LTWW)? Interested in fulfilling your writing requirement and publishing a Note on an IP, privacy, or tech law topic? If so, come join Allison Schmitt and Wayne Stacy (the instructors for the Fall 2024 LTWW class) and LTWW alumni to learn more. We will meet at Freehouse for an info […]
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ALS Paint & Sip
Join ALS (Art Law Society) for one last Paint & Sip on Wednesday, April 17th at 6 pm. The location will be sent out to registered attendees the morning of the event. Snacks and supplies will be provided! RSVP here
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Join us on Wednesday, April 17th from 6-8 PM at the Bancroft Hotel for our annual Herma Hill Kay Women Advancing the Law Dinner! Doors open at 5:45 PM. We will be celebrating phenomenal students as well as our Professor of the Year Urmila Taylor. It is free to all students and faculty members and […]
Find out more about WOBL’s Herma Hill Kay Women Advancing the Law DinnerEvents are wheelchair accessible. For disability-related accommodations, contact the organizer of the event. Advance notice is kindly requested.
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