Events
Breakfast CLE: Prescription Data Privacy Laws and the First Amendment
Date: Mar, 19 7:30am - Mar, 19 9:30am
Contact: Please register with the MSBA or contact Cheri Harthaus at charthaus01@hamline.edu or 651-523-2610
Location: Hamline University
East Hall, Room 106
The Minnesota State bar Association's Health Law ection and Hamline University School of Law Present
Prescription Data Privacy Laws and the First Amendment
Friday, March 19, 2010
7:30a.m. - 9:30a.m.
East Hall, Room 106
Breakfast and registration will begin at 7:30a.m.
Followed by the program from 8:00a.m. - 9:30a.m.
*1.5 CLE credits applied for*
Presenters :
Professor Sean Flynn, Assistant Director of the Program on Information Justice and Intellectual Property, American University Washington College of Law
Followed by a local panel
Moderated by Lucinda Jesson, Director, Health Law Institute, Hamline University School of Law
Martin Stillman, MD, JD, Assistant Professor, Medicine, University of Minnesota Twin Cities, Hennepin County Medical Center
State Senator John Doll, Sponsor of SF 1044 (aimed at limiting prescription record usage for marketing purposes)
Peter Wyckoff, National Consultant, The Minnesota Prescription Coalition
Additional panelists pending
COST:
- MSBA Section Members: $10.00
- Join the Health Law Section and attend for free: $10.00
- Hamline University Faculty and Staff: $10.00
- MSBA Members (but not Health Law Section Members): $15.00
- Non-MSBA Members: $20.00
- Law Students: Free
ASP Workshop--Moral Moments in the Life of a Lawyer: The Challenge of Ethical Issues in the Practice of Law
Date: Mar, 20 11:30am - Mar, 20 1:00pm
Contact: Alice Silkey, Director, Academic Success Program, 523-3012
Location: Room 101
In this workshop Professor Howard Vogel will help students reflect on why they chose to enter the legal profession as well as on the challenge of maintaining a commitment to the ethical practice of law. A compelling dramatization of an argument to the court by Clarence Darrow, who some refer to as the greatest trial lawyer of the twentieth century, will provide the basis for this workshop.
Res Ipsa Hockey Game
Date: Mar, 20 7:00pm - Mar, 20 8:30pm
Location:
Drake Ice Arena
1712 Randolph Avenue,
St. Paul, MN 55105
Hamline Law Team will battle William Mitchell in the annual cup game! Tickets will be on sale Monday, March 15 thru Friday, March 19, from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in the law school basement. Tickets also on sale in the bookstore. Ticket price: $5.00. All proceeds will go to a yet-to-be-determined legal charity. Plum's Neighborhood Bar & Grill will host the victory celebration immediately following the game. Beverages will be discounted to law students who attend the game. Plums is located at 480 Snelling Avenue South, St. Paul, MN (corner of Randolph and Snelling Avenues).
The Real Secrets to Bar Passage
Date: Mar, 21 11:30am - Mar, 21 1:00pm
Contact: Alice Silkey, Director, Academic Success Program, 523-3012
Location: East Hall (formerly Law/Grad) 106
Learn what it takes to pass the bar exam from the experiences of a panel of Hamline University School of Law alumni. Moderated by Professor Carol Swanson.
National Lawyer's Guild Monthly Meeting
Date: Mar, 21 11:30am - Mar, 21 12:30pm
Location: Room 103
Criminal Law Student Association
Date: Mar, 22 5:15pm - Mar, 22 7:00pm
Location:
Atrium & Moot Courtroom
Expungement panel with 4 attorneys and student facilitators.
Co-sponsored with Employment & Labor Law Student Association.
Professional Development Series: Billable Hours & Time Management
Date: Mar, 23 11:00am - Mar, 23 12:30pm
Contact: RSVP in Symplicity: https://law-hamline-csm.symplicity.com/students/
Location: Law School Room 105
(Same program as March 6.)
RSVP in Symplicity.
Phi Alpha Delta Practice Oral Agrument Panel
Date: Mar, 23 11:00am - Mar, 23 12:15pm
Location: Room 240A
Student Loan Repayment Options Session
Date: Mar, 23 11:30am - Mar, 23 12:30pm
Location: East Hall, Room 106
Are you worried about repaying your student loans? You're probably not alone. The good news is that repayment can be manageable if you have a strategy for success. This interactive session focuses on the following elements in developing your own strategy and provides suggestions for loan repayment success:
-Understand your loan terms and conditions
-Know how much you have to repay and to whom
-Select the repayment plan that best achieves your goals given what you can afford to pay each month
-Take advantage of loan forgiveness programs when you qualify for them
-Keep good financial records
The session is presented by the Office of Financial Aid and is brought to you by Money Making $ense.
Snacks will be provided!
