Research Training Sessions Tuesday, February 13th Professor Oliver’s Section 1 Federal Law with Ron Jones 10:40 A.M. – 12:05 P.M. in Room 100A Professor Oliver’s Section 3 Federal Law with Ron Jones 1:30 – 2:55 P.M. in Room 100A Thursday, … Continue reading →
Minority Hiring at Law Firms Associate Director for Public and Research Services Susan Boland has included information on the representation of African Americans in law firms in this week’s library display. The statistics show the percentage of lawyers at the … Continue reading →
And there may be one… The sentiment expressed in the post’s title, which has been used as the title of a newspaper comic strip created by Al Fagaly and Harry Shorten, commonly comes to mind when one complains about a … Continue reading →
Distinguish Yourself: Know Your Productivity Applications Learning to use productivity applications commonly used in law offices is a valuable skill. The Marx Law Library has subscribed to the Procertas Legal Tech Assessment, a tool that offers tutorials for Microsoft Word … Continue reading →
Let Us Help You Do Your Best! Final exams begin this week, and while this can be an anxious time for any law student, it is especially so for many 1L students, who have yet to face their first law … Continue reading →
Off-Year Elections While elections in odd-numbered years are often not considered as crucial as those in even-numbered ones, they still offer the purest form of participatory governance generally available in the United States. Governorships are on the ballot in a … Continue reading →
Research Training Opportunities We know that your are getting antsy for fall break, but to get the most of this last week before your “week off,” take advantage of these research training sessions. Wednesday, October 4th Library & Lexis Lunch … Continue reading →