It's what you need to know!
Lexis recently updated its interface. The printing options are different so here are some instructions that should help.
Printing from the new version of Lexis Advance
Please contact me if you have any questions- Lynn Lenart, llenart@uakron.edu
The Federalist Society will be hosting Cupcakes and the Constitution! Come meet current Federalist Society members, learn more about the opportunities membership can provide, and enjoy some cupcakes, coffee, and a little Constitution trivia.
Room 134
12:20-1:00
Wednesday, September 17
Contact Lauren Gribble at lag70@zips.uakron.edu with any questions.
The University of Akron School of Law
Substance Abuse Lecture
All students are REQUIRED to take a one-hour substance abuse lecture before they are permitted to take the Bar Exam in the State of Ohio.
FREE substance abuse lectures are offered to the entire law student body (not just for graduating students) only ONCE during the fall semester and ONCE during the spring semester.
Please plan to attend the next Substance Abuse Lecture TONIGHT!!
Tuesday, September 16, 2014
5:15 p.m. to 6:20 p.m.
Room 165
No R.S.V.P. Necessary
Each Session Begins and Ends Promptly
Speaker:
Attorney Scott R. Mote,
Executive Director
Ohio Lawyers Assistance Program (OLAP)
http://www.ohiolap.org
SUPREME COURT RULES FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF THE BAR OF OHIO
A certificate from a law school or a continuing legal education sponsor, certifying that the applicant has received at least one hour of instruction on substance abuse, including causes, prevention, detection, and treatment alterna-tives. Substance abuse instruction that is provided by a continuing legal education sponsor qualifies under this section only if it has been accredited by the Commission on Continuing Legal Education as an approved sub-stance abuse activity under Gov. Bar R. X.
The next Substance Abuse Lecture will be offered:
Spring 2015
Questions?
Contact Director, Student Services, Ivy K. Banks, Esq. ikw1@uakron.edu.
Have you received accommodations in the past, or had been granted a temporary accommodation that you will need again this semester? Remember to receive your accommodations this semester you must register with the Office of Accessibility.
Registering with the Office of Accessibility is easy, visit the Office of Accessibility page for Law Students to find out more.
