AT & T Intellectual Property Patent Licensing & Sales Support Summer and Fall 2016 Internship: Application deadline: May 11, 2016 by 5:00 p.m.

AT&T Intellectual Property is responsible for the protection, valuation, and monetization of all intellectual property within AT&T. The internship provides a qualified candidate the opportunity to assist AT & T Patent Developers with mining AT & T’s vast portfolio of patents and aligning identified patents with various products and services in support of patent monetization efforts, whether using patent sales or licensing channels.  More details: https://goo.gl/ivtR73

The following internships are unpaid/volunteer positions.

Georgia Tech Pre-Law and the Georgia State College of Law Intellectual Property Legal Society have partnered to offer Tech students a special opportunity. Please see the attached flyer for more details.

Georgia Law Schools and Tech Pre-Law Exploration Fair:
Thursday, February 25
11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Student Center, Piedmont Room
Free, walk-in event

Come by and meet with recruiters from Georgia's law schools, learn about opportunities on campus to explore the law, and gather information about LSAT preparation.

Click read more below for more information!

On Thursday the 22nd, there will be a pre-law and pre-teaching information session from 11.00 AM - 12.00 PM in room G10 of Old CE.  

Are you considering law school? Are you considering pursuing a pre-law certificate? Check out these upcoming Law School Admissions Information Sessions:

Pre-Law Advisement Brief

Georgia Tech and Emory have collaborated to create a new, joint BS/Juris Master degree.  Students complete their undergraduate work at GT, followed by one year of Juris Master (note that this is not a JD) coursework at Emory Law School.  There are several scholarships available for this new program.

Free LSAT Logic Games Workshop

Now that the semester is winding down, this is a great time for students interested in law school to start thinking about which prep course they should take! TestMasters is currently offering all GA Tech undergraduates a $500 discount on our live LSAT preparation course. For students who are interested in taking the June 2015 LSAT, we’re offering an Early Spring Course in Downtown Atlanta.

As you may know, the LSAT is the biggest factor in the law school admissions process, and with a higher score you increase your chances of getting into your dream school as well as your chances of receiving more scholarship money. A quality LSAT preparation course can be the key to getting the score you need!

As early as next fall, Tech students could enroll in a new joint program with Emory University that lets them earn both a bachelor’s and juris master’s degree in as little as five years. 

The new program allows students to pursue any bachelor’s degree at Tech, followed by one year of coursework at Emory School of Law. Once students complete coursework at both institutions, they will receive both degrees. The program was approved at the meeting of the Faculty Senate on Nov. 18.

Representatives from two of the top law schools in the country will be on campus, students considering law school are invited to attend (even if they're not involved in pre-law)!
Jessica Soban, Assistant Dean and Chief Admission Officer at Harvard Law School, will speak on Tuesday Oct. 21 at 11:00 in DM Smith room 105.

Carla Anderson, Assistant Director of Admissions at the University of Pennsylvania Law School, will speak on Wednesday Nov. 12 at 3:00 in DM Smith room 015 (in the basement).

To thank students for making us one of the top prep providers at Georgia Tech, TestMasters is offering all current Georgia Tech undergraduates a $500 discount for our live LSAT preparation course. This discount will be effective for courses preparing for any 2015 LSAT administration and can be used for any of our course locations across the country. To qualify, students simply need to submit a copy of their Georgia Tech ID when they enroll.

TestMasters has long been recognized as the best LSAT prep course in the industry. We have helped tens of thousands of students achieve double-digit score increases and gain admission to the nation's top law schools. Our course features over 100 hours of live class time, printed materials that contain every LSAT question released since 1991 (over 7500 real LSAT questions), instructors who have scored in the 98th percentile or higher on an officially administered LSAT, and an online resource center that includes personalized diagnostic scoring and analysis, thousands of pages of written explanations, and more than 80 hours of video instruction by TestMasters course author Robin Singh, who holds the world-record for perfect LSAT scores.

The Georgia Justice Project Internship Experience

Georgia Justice Project has earned a reputation as a great place to spend a semester or a summer during college or graduate school learning and serving others. We offer two tracks of internships, a legal service-learning experience and an undergraduate/social services experience. Through participation in our internship programs, students gain first-hand experience with the realities facing our clients—the indigent, criminally accused and their families.

GJP staff attorneys, social workers, community supporters and partners all share a deep commitment to creating, developing and implementing sustainable client programs and policies which offer real solutions to the needs of our clients. We invite students who are interested in criminal justice and who share our commitment to the poor to apply.

Are you thinking about going to law school? Consider attending this information session for the law program at The College of William & Mary on November 8. To learn more about the info session, click here.

The Undergraduate Judiciary Cabinet (UJC) serves two main purposes: upholding non-academic integrity and interpreting any actions or legislation of the USGA to uphold the system of checks and balances provided for by the Undergraduate Constitution. The UJC also has appellate jurisdiction over all lower courts. At any given time there are twelve acting justices and one Chief Justice.

George Washington University is currently accepting applications for the Richard & Diane Cummins Legal History Research Grant for 2015. The deadline is October 15, 2014. Please read the attached image for more information.

Attention undergraduate students the deadline for the fall issue is just around the corner, and The Washington Undergraduate Law Review (WULR) is looking for submissions!

The WULR is an academic legal journal at the University of Washington that publishes law-related essays, research papers, and other written work by undergraduates. The law review is entirely run by undergraduates at the University of Washington.

Submission to the WULR is open to all majors. We value papers on a variety of legal topics, and students are encouraged to submit undergraduate theses or other academic papers 12 pages or longer. Submissions will be selected for publication by the WULR’s executive editors based upon quality of writing, research, and analysis. All submissions accepted for publication may be edited for length and clarity.

Email articles as a Microsoft Word file (.doc or .docx) in double-spaced, 12 point type. Articles should include a cover page with the following information:

1. Full name
2. Contact information (email, phone)
3. Article title
4. Complete abstract
5. Brief biography
6. College / university

All submissions for the autumn quarter issue of the Washington Undergraduate Law Review are due by Friday September 19. Please submit to wulr@uw.edu.

Please consult our website for more information about submission requirements: http://students.washington.edu/wulr.

*The WULR is now also accepting shorter pieces for potential publication online, or in a publication of shorter works. For more information, or to submit shorter papers, please contact wulr@uw.edu.