Hosted by the Law Society of Upper Canada, the Aboriginal Law Career Symposium is an excellent chance for law students to meet and connect with local lawyers that practice in the area of Aboriginal law.
Open to law students only.
Curious about what type of suit to purchase? What are the different ways to tie a tie and why does it matter?
If these are your burning questions and if you have more, come out to our 2nd Dress for Success for Men, hosted by JB Evans (www.jbevans.ca).
Open to law students only.
We will be welcoming any newly admitted students to tour the Bora Laskin Faculty of Law, meet professors, fellow incoming students and current students.
Help make an informed decision about where you will be attending law school in September 2015.
Open to invited students only (and their families). RSVPs are mandatory.
Last year, the Law school students took on the Med students in basketball and trivia.
This year, more events are planned. Funds raised from admission at the door will be going to a great cause.
Stay tuned for more info!
Part 4 of the Walk A Mile film presentation and discussion with Michelle Derosiers of Thunderstone Pictures.
Open to law students only.
2nd Annual Internal Moot Competition, open to all law students
More information provided as we get closer to the day.
Michelle Derosier of Thunderstone Pictures is back with part 3 of the Walk a Mile film series, including a further discussion on the topics and issues raised.
Open to law students only.
Michelle Derosiers of Thunderstone Pictures is back with her Walk A Mile film series, to show Part 2 of the series and to further the discussion.
Open to law students only.
Faculty of Law exam schedule can be found here.
On November 7, we will be holding an Aboriginal Law Student Conference, entitled: Aboriginal Law Landscape: What's Ahead?
This conference is unusual in that it is geared specifically to students.
Full conference details and registration now available on the conference website.
