Events

WLC General Body Meeting: "Where Else Can a JD Take You?"

The Women's Law Caucus invites all Rosenberg College of Law students to join us for a panel discussion exploring legal careers beyond traditional law firm roles. Hear from in-house counsel, judges, and other professionals as they share insights into their paths, day-to-day work, and advice for navigating alternative legal careers. 

Upper Level Library Skills

Confused about all the ways you can get material from the library? Don't know the difference between a Campus Material Request and an Inter-Library Loan? This session is for you! Aimed at journal and seminar students, we'll walk you through how to make the proper request for the materials you need.

Transylvania Pre-Law Society Fall Program 2025

Principal speaker will be Judge Michelle Childs of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit.  The format will have Judge Childs interviewed by Judge Ana Reyes of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia.

Helix Tabling

Continuing Legal Education (CLE) and Student Services Collab

This event is being hosted by the Director of CLE and Student Services and will focus on the ways in which RCoL Office of Continuing Legal Education (CLE) can support student organizations.

Appalachian Law Caucus - Practicing in Appalachia: A Conversation with a Solo Practitioner

Join the Appalachian Law Caucus for a conversation with Michael Arrington, a solo practitioner from Ashland, KY. Mr. Arrington specializes in family law, estate planning and probate, business formation and contracts, and injury claims. Mr. Arrington will discuss his path to pursuing a career as an attorney and the unique opportunities associated with practicing law in rural Kentucky. Students will have the chance to engage in an open forum and ask questions about his career and practice. Food and refreshments will be provided. All students are encouraged to attend.

CLS Weekly Meeting

CASA Lunch and Learn Pro Bono Opportunity

In partnership with SPILF,  hear from a panel about why volunteering with CASA can be helpful to law students, especially those looking to work in courtrooms.  

BARBRI Tabling

Faculty Meeting