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International Law Society will hold a general meeting on Tuesday, September 29, at 5:45 pm in W-214.
This will be the first meeting of the year to welcome all students interested in what ILS has to offer. This meeting is simply to get everyone up to speed on the agenda and introduce the officers.
The Admissions Office is looking for student/faculty/staff/contract professional volunteers to staff the Akron Law booth at the Akron Marathon Expo on Friday, September 25. The expo runs from 11 am – 9 pm at the John S. Knight center in downtown Akron. Since this is such a long event, we would ideally like to have several people work in shifts of an hour or two each, so the time commitment should not be too great.
Please e-mail Adam Messner at apm@uakron.edu if you are available to help out.
Do you need a brush-up on researching Ohio Law?
Try the Ohio Legal Materials lesson in CALI. The purpose of this lesson is to familiarize the learner with Ohio legal research materials. The lesson will focus on primary source materials in Ohio, including case law, statutes, administrative materials, and court rules.
This lesson is divided into three major sections. The first includes sources of Ohio case law and court rules. The second section contains information on Ohio legislative sources (including the Ohio Constitution). The final section discusses Ohio administrative materials.
Lesson Completion Time: 45 minutes
How to find this lesson: After logging into CALI, click on Legal Research. The lessons are alphabetic at the next page.
Questions? Contact Lynn Lenart, Assistant Law Librarian for Reference Services. 330-972-6357, llenart@uakron.edu, Law Library, second floor, office 269.
Do you ride your bike to school? Would you – if you had somewhere to lock it up? There is now a bike rack located outside the entrance to the Library Stairwell, on the East side of the building. It is mostly under the cover of the overhang as well, so most bikes can be protected from the weather.
Please note: The restrooms in the Constitutional Law Center (room W103) are not public restrooms. These are intended for those who have offices in the Center and those visiting the Center. Because the Con Law Center is research-based, please be respectful in honoring this policy, as excess traffic and commotion can be very disruptive.
Thank you,
Administration