Upcoming Events

This event is an opportunity for 1Ls to work on criminal law internship applications and chat with 2Ls and 3Ls about their experiences.

Professor Bill Rooney of the Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law will speak on integrating his Catholic faith and his legal career.

Thomson Reuters/Westlaw’s weekly table event are an opportunity to speak with either the student rep or the account manager about any Westlaw-related questions students might have. Students can also receive a quick summary of the Westlaw products they have access to, as well as learn about new and upcoming features. Smaller giveaway items, such as pens, highlighters and snacks are available for free, and occasionally larger items, such as cupcakes, pizza and tumblers, are also given away.

Join ACS, JLSA, Lambda Law Alliance and PILA for a conversation with Judge Nicole Berner of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit. Food will be provided.

Professor Bill Rooney of the Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law will deliver a lecture “Does Law Need Philosophy and God?” A Q&A will follow. Food will be provided.

Join Lone Star Lawyers and Mayer Brown for a lunch hospitality suite to get to know the firm and its attorneys. Food will be provided.

Open to faculty.

The JD/MBA Society and Darden School of Business’s admissions team are hosting an information session for J.D. students to learn more about the JD/MBA program, including the application process and the school experience.

The hope of LCF is to witness to the Law School community the truth, love and joy of Jesus Christ. The organization hopes to be a community where students can engage in spiritual conversations and find spiritual family through weekly fellowship, Bible study and other events.

Biweekly dinner meetings open to the Law School bring in speakers from around the school and UVA community to discuss topics including community, acceptance and faith in the legal profession and at the Law School.

Thomson Reuters/Westlaw’s weekly table event are an opportunity to speak with either the student rep or the account manager about any Westlaw-related questions students might have. Students can also receive a quick summary of the Westlaw products they have access to, as well as learn about new and upcoming features. Smaller giveaway items, such as pens, highlighters and snacks are available for free, and occasionally larger items, such as cupcakes, pizza and tumblers, are also given away.

Open to faculty.

Actual Start Time: 5:30 PM. All VLFP members are invited to the first community dinner of the academic year. This event will emphasize welcoming new 1Ls and fostering early community engagement. Representatives from Student Affairs will be present to discuss navigating law school while maintaining family and partner relationships.

Biweekly dinner meetings open to the Law School bring in speakers from around the school and UVA community to discuss topics including community, acceptance and faith in the legal profession and at the Law School.

Open to faculty.

Leslie Morgan Steiner is a New York Times bestselling author, speaker and domestic violence survivor. Her memoir, “Crazy Love,” recounts her experience surviving domestic violence and became the subject of the first TED Talk by a domestic violence survivor, which has garnered almost 9 million views. Steiner is a passionate advocate for survivors and has served as a board member of the DC Volunteer Lawyers Project. She is also a former Washington Post executive and holds degrees from Harvard College and the Wharton School of Business.

Open to faculty.

Registration details forthcoming

Registration details forthcoming

Open to faculty.

Open to faculty.

The Extramural Moot Court team will be hosting its first moot court tournament. The theme of the competition will be administrative law. Other law schools will send teams of two competitors each to compete in oral argument rounds over a period of two days. Teams will be evaluated based on a combination of their brief scores and performance during oral argument.

Open to faculty.

Open to faculty.