It's what you need to know!
The UAPD delivery of the A.L.i.C.E. training session has been CANCELLED for:
Wednesday, March 28 — 5:30 to 6:30
We plan to reschedule, but in the meantime please view the brief intro training video. See http://www.uakron.edu/safety/police/services/training.dot
All law students attending summer must review this summer enrollment load chart.
| Division
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Summer enrollment is not required beyond the 1st year. Summer enrollment is recommended for part-time students in order to stay on track with graduation. |
Maximum Credits For Summer
(unless otherwise authorized) |
| Full-Time
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More than 3 credits during any 7-day calendar week during summer would result in an overload and must be approved. |
6 (9 if no course overlap***) |
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Part-Time
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6 (9 if no course overlap***) |
If you plan to be enrolled for more than the above-chart allows, and have not already received permission from Assistant Dean Thorpe to do so, you must submit the Overload Permission Request Form (click HERE) prior to the start of summer term.
Return this permission request form as soon as possible to Liz Sauders liz@uakron.edu in the Dean’s Office, Room 136. Once reviewed by Assistant Dean Thorpe, I will notify you of her decision.
Thank you.
Then, please join us, as follows:
DATE: TODAY, Tuesday, March 20
TIME: 12:15 to 1:00 – free food!
5:30 to 6:30 – free food!
PLACE: Room 167
Denay Knope, Esq., Director – Ohio Themis Bar Review will present the following:
General description of Themis, tuition, and important dates
SBA President Jennifer Ellison will answer questions and share her perspective based on her interaction with law students.
Assistant Dean Lauri Thorpe will discuss the $1,000 Bar Exam Review Course Fellowships for the May 2012 JD graduates along with Need Based Scholarships for bar review courses.
All three will answer your questions and provide assistance.
We look forward to seeing you there!
As you may know, our UA Police Department has adopted the A.L.i.C.E. program teaching proactive measures to be taken when faced with an assailant entering a building or classroom.
A.L.i.C.E. stands for Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter, and Evacuate. This nationally-renowned training was developed following examination of school shootings, such as the one that occurred at Colombine . . . and closer to our community we consider Appalachian School of Law, Case Western Reserve University and now Chardon.
UAPD will be here to deliver A.L.i.C.E. training sessions, as follows:
LAW STUDENTS (lunch hour)
Monday, March 26 — Noon to 1:00 — Law Student Lunchroom
LAW STUDENTS (dinner hour)
Wednesday, March 28 — 5:30 to 6:30 — Law Student Lunchroom
In the meantime, please view the brief intro training video prior to our in-service training session. See http://www.uakron.edu/safety/police/services/training.dot
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QUESTIONS ABOUT KAPLAN, Bar Fellowships, Need Based Bar Review Scholarships?
Then, please join us, as follows:
DATE: Monday, March 5
TIME: 12:15 to 1:00 – free food!
5:30 to 6:30 – free food!
PLACE: Room 167
Larissa Helmer, Esq., of Kaplan Bar Review will present the following:
Describe Kaplan course and tuition, as well as demonstrate the online course assets that allow Kaplan to tailor the course to students’ strengths and weaknesses
Assistant Dean Lauri Thorpe will discuss the $1,000 Bar Exam Review Course Fellowships for the May 2012 JD graduates along with Need Based Scholarships for bar review courses.
Both will answer your questions and provide assistance.
We look forward to seeing you there!
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