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12 Tuesday Apr 2016
12 Tuesday Apr 2016
19 Thursday Feb 2015
Posted Careers, Geography, Law School, Scholarship
inDear 1L and 2L students:
This Bar association has asked us to share a scholarship opportunity offer with you. The Serbian Bar Association of America (SBAA) provides scholarships every year to persons of Serbian birth or ancestry and/or their spouses who are enrolled in an accredited law school in the United States. The SBAA typically awards scholarships in the following amounts:
The SBAA scholarship application is now available online at www.serbbar.org/scholarships. The deadline to apply is March 20, 2015. Scholarships will be presented at the SBAA’s annual scholarship gala on April 18, 2015. If you have questions, please contact: Mr. Marko Duric, Secretary, Serbian Bar Association of America, sbaa@serbbar.org
23 Thursday Oct 2014
Posted by Pershia M. Wilkins | Filed under Entertainment, Geography, Human Rights, Law School, Race and Ethnicity
18 Friday Oct 2013
Register to attend (RSVP): www.albany.edu/gihhr
Women of the Middle East: A Week-Long Conference and Cultural Program, Click Below Continue reading
25 Thursday Jul 2013
Posted Careers, Geography, Human Rights, Jobs, Law School, Prospective Students Information
inAlbany Law School’s students fanned across the globe during the summer of 2013, taking positions on three continents and getting hands-on legal experience in a wide variety of law firms and court systems. Through the New York State Bar Association’s International Law Section’s Summer Law Student Internship Project, students obtained positions in law firm offices in Prague, Vienna, Guatemala City and Mexico City, as well as Bergamo in Italy. Other students participated in the law school’s Paris summer program, while three others clerked for the South African Supreme Court. As part of Albany Law School’s Paris Summer Comparative Law Program, Professor Laurie Shanks’ comparative trial class attended part of a criminal trial in the Palais de Justice and met with the presiding judge.
Three other Albany Law School students clerked for the South African Supreme Court, two students worked in Australia, and another one worked in Ghana.
Both J.D. and LL.M. students can take advantage of the many study abroad opportunities offered at Albany Law. The programs aim to create partnerships with international law schools for the exchange of faculty and students that enrich both the academic and cultural communities of each institution.
20 Thursday Jun 2013
Posted Geography, Human Rights, Jobs, Law School, Networking Event, Resources
inPlease Join University at Albany President Robert J. Jones![]() A special event for our home city, Albany, NY Monday, June 24th, 2013 6:30-8:00pm 6:30pm Reception, 7:00pm Program Event held at Emerson Community Hall First Unitarian Universalist Society of Albany 405 Washington Ave. Please respond by June 20th to or call 956-8010 Dr. Robert J. Jones will discuss the special connection between the campus and community and working together to create a vibrant, sustainable future for this great city and its residents. Conversation to follow. Co-Hosts A UAlbany event for: Parents, neighbors, non-profit and business leaders, public officials and other stakeholders Maps, Directions, Free Parking Information and more available at: http://www.albany.edu/outreach/events.php Questions? Please call (518) 956-8010 |
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13 Wednesday Jan 2010
One of the worst day in Haiti‘s history unfolded just before 5pm on January 12. Tens of thousands are feared dead or injured. Our hearts are breaking as we learn of the aftermath of this catastrophic earthquake. To keep abreast of what is happening in Haiti, Click HERE
The U.S. State Department has set up a phone line for those seeking information about loved ones: 1-(888) 407-4747 Continue reading
11 Friday Dec 2009
Posted Geography, Law School, Politics, Race and Ethnicity, Resources, Social/Economic Status
inPlease join us in congratulating James Gathii, the Associate Dean for Research and Scholarship and Governor George E. Pataki Professor of International Commercial Law on the publication of his new book, War, Commerce & International Law, published by the Oxford University Press. Description of the book: Continue reading
14 Monday Sep 2009
Posted Careers, Geography, Jobs, Law School, Race and Ethnicity, Resources
inAPALSA and the Diversity Office at Albany Law School in collaboration with the Asian American Bar Association of New York (AABANY) an affiliate of NAPABA, invites you to attend an Inaugural Upstate New York AABANY networking presentation and luncheon on Saturday, September 19th, from noon – 2 p.m. in Matthew Bender Room (Room 425 – in Building 1928) at the Law School. James Chou, AABANY’s President, will be in attendance. Over 10 attorneys from DC area, NYC and Upstate will be on hand to offer mentor matches and advice to law students. Continue reading
14 Monday Sep 2009
Albany Law School will be participating in the 2009 AIDS walk in Albany. This event will be held on Sunday, September 27, 2009. Please join us in sponsoring a walker.
For information on local, confidential, and anonymous HIV testing, visit: http://www.nyhealth.gov/diseases/aids
Time of Walk on Sept. 27th is: 1 PM
Location: Washington Park, Albany
For some general information: http://www.aidswalk-capitalregion.org/. Sponsor Form is HERE.
What we need you to do:
1) REGISTER: Go to http://www.firstgiving.com. After you go to the page, you can just have people donate there or you can “join this team” and create your own page which will be added to Team Albany Law School.