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September 2008

Monday1 Labor Day (College closed)


 Labor Day (College closed)
Thursday4 Add Deadline: Last day to Add a class-requires faculty approval; see section 2.8


 Add Deadline: Last day to Add a class-requires faculty approval; see section 2.8 Courtyard Rooms, Overland Park Convention Center Study Strategies: How to Become an Expert Learner

The Academic Achievement Program director and staff will offer Academic Achievement Workshops throughout the year on a variety of topics, including study strategies, time and stress management, critical reading, case briefing, legal analysis, outlining, and exam taking.   The workshops are open to all students, and all are encouraged to attend.  Each workshop is offered twice: Thursdays from noon to 1 pm, and Saturdays from 10 to 11 am.

 Study Strategies: How to Become an Expert Learner
Saturday6 Study Strategies: How to Become an Expert Learner

The Academic Achievement Program director and staff will offer Academic Achievement Workshops throughout the year on a variety of topics, including study strategies, time and stress management, critical reading, case briefing, legal analysis, outlining, and exam taking.   The workshops are open to all students, and all are encouraged to attend.  Each workshop is offered twice: Thursdays from noon to 1 pm, and Saturdays from 10 to 11 am.

 Study Strategies: How to Become an Expert Learner
Thursday11 Legal Reasoning and the Socratic Method—What’s the Fuss all About?
The Academic Achievement Program director and staff will offer Academic Achievement Workshops throughout the year on a variety of topics, including study strategies, time and stress management, critical reading, case briefing, legal analysis, outlining, and exam taking. The workshops are open to all students, and all are encouraged to attend. Each workshop is offered twice: Thursdays from noon to 1 pm, and Saturdays from 10 to 11 am. Legal Reasoning and the Socratic Method—What’s the Fuss all About?
Saturday13 Legal Reasoning and the Socratic Method—What’s the Fuss all About?

The Academic Achievement Program director and staff will offer Academic Achievement Workshops throughout the year on a variety of topics, including study strategies, time and stress management, critical reading, case briefing, legal analysis, outlining, and exam taking.   The workshops are open to all students, and all are encouraged to attend.  Each workshop is offered twice: Thursdays from noon to 1 pm, and Saturdays from 10 to 11 am.

 Legal Reasoning and the Socratic Method—What’s the Fuss all About?
Monday15 MN Law Schools Panel/Forum
Thursday18 Open House
A great opportunity to take a closer look at our academic program, hear from a variety of people about their experiences at William Mitchell, and tour our courtrooms, library, and campus. Open House
Wednesday24 Brown Bag Noon Forum

Kathryn Tucker, director of Legal Affairs, Compassion in Choices and affiliate professor of law, Lewis & Clark College of Law, will speak on "Social Change in the Context of End of Life Care." Co-sponsored by the Center for Elder Justice and Policy and the student Elder Law and Estate Planning Society. She will review recent efforts to pass a “Right to Know End of Life Options Act” in California and will discuss current opportunities for and threats to patient autonomy at end of life. Brown Bag Noon Forum

Thursday25 Morning CLE Series: Minnesota Criminal Evidence Update
Professor Ted Sampsell-Jones presents this morning CLE on recent developments in evidence law in the Minnesota Supreme Court and Court of Appeals, on topics including character evidence, impeachment evidence, and the Confrontation Clause. Register for classroom presentation or webcast. Application will be made for 1 CLE credit. Morning CLE Series: Minnesota Criminal Evidence Update Professor Kunz’s Super Case Briefing Method

The Academic Achievement Program director and staff will offer Academic Achievement Workshops throughout the year on a variety of topics, including study strategies, time and stress management, critical reading, case briefing, legal analysis, outlining, and exam taking.   The workshops are open to all students, and all are encouraged to attend.  Each workshop is offered twice: Thursdays from noon to 1 pm, and Saturdays from 10 to 11 am.

 Professor Kunz’s Super Case Briefing Method
Saturday27 Professor Kunz’s Super Case Briefing Method

The Academic Achievement Program director and staff will offer Academic Achievement Workshops throughout the year on a variety of topics, including study strategies, time and stress management, critical reading, case briefing, legal analysis, outlining, and exam taking.   The workshops are open to all students, and all are encouraged to attend.  Each workshop is offered twice: Thursdays from noon to 1 pm, and Saturdays from 10 to 11 am.

 Professor Kunz’s Super Case Briefing Method