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AMEND FIRST GENERAL

MEETING 3:30-4:30pm, Rm A

HIPA FIRST GENERAL MEETING 12:00-1:00pm, Rm B

STARTUP LAW CONNECTION:

FIRST GENERAL MEETING 3:30-4:30pm, Shark Tank

LEGAL EAGLES

MORNING RUN 8:00-9:00am, Beach

LEGAL RESEARCH

CERTIFICATE PROGRAM:

HASTINGS MEDITATION

GROUP 12:15 - 12:45 pm,

Rm K

THE OTHER BAR 3:30-4:30pm, Rm 205

APPELLATE ADVOCACY

COMMUNITY PANEL 3:30-4:30pm, LBM

LEGAL EAGLES

MORNING RUN 8:00-9:00am, Beach

YOGA CLASS 5:15-6:15pm, Tower Gym

YOGA CLASS 1:15-2:15pm, Tower Gym

ALUMNI MENTOR PROGRAM

ORIENTATION 3:30-4:30pm, Rm D

RSVP HERE

ZUMBA CLASS 3:30-4:30pm, Tower Gym

YOGA CLASS 5:15-6:15pm, Tower Gym

USING SECONDARY

SOURCES 12:00-1:00pm, Rm 620B

RSVP by 9/8 @10pm

JD/MBA CONCURRENT

DEGREE PROGRAMMING

INFORMATION SESSION 12:00-1:00pm, Rm 640

THE LAWYERS' CLUB OF

SAN FRANCISCO INN OF

COURT LUNCH AND INFO

SESSION 12:00-1:00pm, Rm D

LSRJ GENERAL MEETING 12:00-1:00pm, Rm K (Room

Change!)

ACS FIRST GENERAL

MEETING 12:00-1:00pm, Rm 314

HAYA GENERAL MEETING 12:00-1:00pm, Rm E

HHLO WELCOME EVENT

PANEL! 12:00-1:00pm, Rm J

KALSA GENERAL MEETING 12:00-1:00pm, Rm F

LA RAZA GENERAL

MEETING 12:00-1:00pm, LBM

THE WIRE VIEWING 12:00-1:00pm, Rm 312

DEBATE ON THE DEATH

PENALTY 12:00-1:00pm, Rm A

1L PREP ETHICS WORKSHOP

#1 1:10-2:10pm

YOGA CLASS 5:15-6:15pm, Tower Gym

ACSEL'S FIRST GENERAL

MEETING 3:30-4:30pm, Rm B

SCOTUS DECISION IN

REVIEW: BURWELL V.

HOBBY LOBBY STORES,

INC. 3:30-4:30pm, ARC

NEW DATE!: WORKING AT

THE SAN FRANCISCO

DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S

OFFICE 3:30-4:30pm, Rm D

HSIR/APALSA MOVIE

SCREENING 3:30-5:30pm, Rm J

ENGAGE SF GENERAL

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ASUCH GENERAL

COUNSEL MEETING 6:30-9:00pm, Rm F

YOGA CLASS 5:15-6:15pm, Tower Gym

GAME NIGHT AT THE

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HASTINGS SSDP

GENERAL MEETING 12:00-1:00pm, Rm A

THE CALIFORNIA

ATTORNEY GENERAL'S

OFFICE 12:00-1:00pm, Rm D

ADMISSIONS

INFORMATION SESSION 2:00-3:30pm, Rm E

COED FLAG FOOTBALL

PICKUP GAMES 6:00-8:00pm, Franklin

Square Park

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HAYA TRAINING DAY 10:00am-2:00pm, Rm C

GAME NIGHT AT THE

FOUNDRY 6:00pm -12:00am, Off

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CHEAP PROM (9/26) TICKETS

FOR SALE! 11:00am-2:00pm, the Beach

THE WINNING COMBINATION:

PART 1 3:30-4:30pm, Rm D

ZUMBA CLASS 3:30-4:30pm, Tower Gym

GAME NIGHT W/ DEAN

HILLMAN 5:00-7:00pm, Location TBD

RSVP W/ IAN NICHOLSON

YOGA CLASS 5:15-6:15pm, Tower Gym

LEGAL EAGLES

MORNING RUN 8:00-9:00am, Beach

CHEAP PROM (9/26)

TICKETS FOR SALE! 11:00am-2:00pm, the Beach

1L PREP ESSAY WRITING

WORKSHOP 12:00-1:00pm

FIRST HCLS GENERAL

MEETING 12:00-1:00pm, Rm H

THE WIRE VIEWING 12:00-1:00pm, Rm 312

1L PREP: EMPLOYER

PERSPECTIVES ON

PROFESSIONAL

CORRESPONDENCE 1:10-2:10pm, Rm A, B, C

YOGA CLASS 5:15-6:15pm, Tower Gym

CHEAP PROM (9/26)

TICKETS FOR SALE! 11:00am-2:00pm, the

Beach

HASTINGS MEDITATION

GROUP 12:15 - 12:45 pm,

Rm K

ALUMNI MENTOR

PROGRAM ORIENTATION 3:30-4:30pm, Rm D

RSVP HERE

THE OTHER BAR 3:30-4:30pm, Rm 205

LAWYERS FOR AMERICA 3:30-4:30pm, Rm C

HIPA WHAT I DID WITH

MY 1L SUMMER PANEL 3:30-4:30pm, Rm C

CALA FIRST GENERAL

MEETING 3:30-4:30pm, Rm F

YOGA CLASS 5:15-6:15pm, Tower Gym

LEGAL EAGLES

MORNING RUN 8:00-9:00am, Beach

CHEAP PROM (9/26)

TICKETS FOR SALE! 11:00am-2:00pm, the

Beach

YOGA CLASS 5:15-6:15pm, Tower Gym

GAME NIGHT AT THE

FOUNDRY 6:00pm -12:00am, Off

Campus

UC HASTINGS FIESTA

NIGHT 7:30pm-2:00am, Off

Campus

YOGA CLASS 1:15-2:15pm, Tower Gym

ROLE OF LAW AND

LAWYERS FOR DISASTER

VICTIMS 8:30am-6:30pm, ARC

REGISTER HERE

FORUM SELECTION

CLAUSES AFTER

ATLANTIC MARINE 1:00-5:30pm, LBM

COED FLAG FOOTBALL

PICKUP GAMES 6:00-8:00pm, Franklin

Square Park

HSIR GUEST BARTENDING

AT SODA POPINSKI'S 6:00-9:00pm, Off Campus

GAME NIGHT AT THE

FOUNDRY 6:00pm -12:00am, Off

Campus

MPRE Registration Deadline is September 10, 2014 (MPRE Exam is on November 1,

2014) The Multistate Professional Responsibility Examination (MPRE) is a two hour multiple choice exam administered by the National Conference of Bar Examiners. It is required for admission to the California State Bar as well as almost every other jurisdiction. The next MPRE date is November 1, 2014. If you register by September 10, it costs $80. (The late registration deadline is September 25,

2014 and costs $160.) Exam information and registration may be found at the following website: http://www.ncbex.org/about-ncbe-exams/mpre/mpre-registration/

Disability Resource Program Deadlines Do you think you might have an undiagnosed disability? Are you receiving treatment for or in the process of getting diagnosed with Depression, Anxiety, ADHD, a Learning Disability or any other so-called “hidden” or “invisible” disability?

DON’T WAIT TO CONTACT THE DISABILITY RESOURCE PROGRAM (DRP) TO REQUEST ACCOMMODATIONS! By law and to ensure the integrity of the program, registering with DRP to determine eligibility and accommodations must be an interactive, deliberative and collaborative process. At a minimum, this includes meeting with the Director for a comprehensive eligibility and access planning meeting (a.k.a., an intake meeting), and reviewing relevant documentation. It is not meant to be an onerous process, but it can take time. Therefore, students are urged to contact DRP at DRP@uchastings.edu or 415-565-8948 early in the semester to initiate this process. Students are advised to schedule an intake appointment to occur no later than Thursday, September 18, 2014 for timely consideration of classroom-based accommodation requests for the fall semester. The deadline for completing your registration with DRP is Friday, October 31, 2014 – but if you haven’t begun the process well in advance of that date, you may be

too late to receive accommodations for final exams. Please refer to the UC Hastings website at http://www.uchastings.edu/about/admin-offices/disability-resource-program/index.php for more information.

Committees on campus are looking for Student Representatives! Student representatives are needed for several committees on campus. If you are interested in serving on one of the committees below, please send an email to pres@uchastings.edu expressing so and include a few sentences explaining why you think you'd be a good representative on that committee. If you are chosen to serve on a committee, you must attend the majority of the committee's meetings and give a status report at a General Body ASUCH meeting one time per a semester.

Curriculum Committee (Chair: Professor Freshman; one member needed) – Evaluate Hastings’ course offerings and give

student input on what classes are needed.

200 Building Planning Committee (Chair: David Seward; two more members needed) – As the first and sixth floors of the

200 Building are renovated and repurposed, and the basement of 198 is being reconfigured, we need student voices to ensure that campus space is organized in a way that supports student needs.

Educational Effectiveness (Chair: Professor King; one member needed)

Student Health Advisory Committee (SHAC) (Chair: Laurie Brookner; one member needed) – Are you interested in

providing feedback to Student Health Services regarding medical services and the student health insurance policy? If so, consider applying to be a student-at-large member of the Student Health Advisory Committee. This group will meet approximately 3-5 times during the academic year to review Student Health Services practices and make recommendations to be submitted to UCSHIP regarding student health insurance coverage. Please submit a letter of interest AND RESUME TO Laurie Brookner, RN, Manager. Deadline for submission is September 24, 2014

Integrated Branding and Marketing Committee (Chair: Alex Shapiro, Bryan Zerbe; one-three members needed) – The

Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC) committee seeks interested students to help us see UC Hastings through your eyes.

Our goal is to build clout for UC Hastings through marketing and messaging in such a way that a) is both true and compelling; b) instills school pride in current students; and c) generates highly engaged audiences that can then be tapped as leads by Admissions, the Career Office, and Advancement.

Midterm exams are coming up! If you want to use a laptop computer for your exams, you must install and register this year’s version of ExamSoft (last year’s version has expired). The link to the UC Hastings ExamSoft site and general information can be found at http://uchastings.edu/about/admin-offices/records/exams/computer-exams/index.php . If you have a problem, please drop by the IT help desk, room 440 in the library between 8 am and 7 pm M-TH or 8 am and 5 pm Friday. MAC users: do not install the new Yosemite operating system until we email you when ExamSoft notifies us that it is supported.

Spring Exam/Bluebook Return Last spring’s exams will be returned M-F Sept. 2 - Sept. 8 between 10 am and 4 pm in room B8 (by the locker rooms) in the 198 bldg.

1Ls, please stop by room B8 with your UC Hastings ID during those hours and pick up the exam ID number that you will need for your Oct. 1 midterm exam.

2L’s Looking for a Great Experience and a Paid Post-Grad Job:

Come to our Information Session on September 17, 3:30-4:30pm in Room C. Learn about Lawyers for America, which offers a full-year externship in practice for your third year, followed by a paid fellowship at the same work site for a year after you’ve taken the bar exam. We now have fellows from the Class of 2014 and 2015 working and externing at a variety of non-profit and government law offices. We will have civil and criminal practice sites for members of the Class of 2016. The application will be available in November, with a selection process that will be completed early Spring semester. Bring your questions, and hear about this opportunity to gain practical skills and a paid, post-graduate position. Professor Mai Linh Spencer (faculty

supervisor of the fellows) and one or more of the current fellows will be there. Please see http://www.uchastings.edu/academics/clinical-programs/lawyers-for-america/lfa-current-hastings-student/index.php for background information.

Janitorial Services Benchmark Survey UC Hastings has kicked off a new contract with ABM as our janitorial services provider. In order to best manage the quality of services provided, UC Hastings and ABM wish to jointly establish a benchmark for the level of cleanliness of the campus. We ask you, the Hastings community, to provide a letter grade for specific campus locations, as well as an overall grade, as listed in the survey. It’s a quick, easy and valuable piece of quality assurance for this contract. Janitorial Services Benchmark Survey https://uchastings.co1.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_9uWKMKeVCt4cL9b

This is a one-time survey to express how you view the current level of cleanliness at UC Hastings. UC Hastings Facilities Management and ABM thank you in advance for helping us to benchmark these important services. The Survey is live through Friday, 9/12 (5:00 p.m.)

For ongoing janitorial service comments, we’ve also established an online comment box with mobile capabilities, as detailed in this week’s Weekly.

Campus Cleanliness Comment Box New this year is an online “comment box” related to our campus cleanliness level. Please use the QR code or the link to offer a compliment, register a complaint or provide an observation. Campus Cleanliness Comment Box (link) https://uchastings.co1.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_2moPIMEhfqk1kQl

Alumni Center Announcements

Sign up to be a Student Alumni Ambassador! Earn Pro Bono Hours! *Network with the 20,000 UC Hastings alumni around the world, and the campus community. *Build relationships with Board Members *Lead your class and volunteer alongside alumni at Association sponsored events. Interested? Join us by signing-up HERE.

We encourage you to sign-up by Tuesday, September 30th, 2014 to maximize your experience as an SAA member for the 2014-2015 academic year.

Interested in being a part of the Reunion? We are currently looking for 2Ls and 3Ls to lead campus tours on Saturday, October 11, 2014. Do you like to tell stories? Do you enjoy sharing historical

facts? Did you ever dream of becoming a tour guide at Universal Studios? Want to weave in your own interesting experiences into the tour? We are putting together a fun and historical campus tour. We need you to be engaging, informative and animated for the 50+ alumni returning to the campus for their reunion. We are currently looking for greeters, registration desk helpers and photography assistants to assist at this year’s Reunion at The Palace Hotel on

Saturday, October 11th. Network with some of UC Hastings’ most prominent and well-known alumni and enjoy dinner and drinks! Student volunteer participation is limited so please sign-up ASAP – send an email to UC Hastings event team at: rsvp@uchastings.edu .

Volunteers needed to improve Pro Bono Training tool. Come help test out the changes, and shape the development of an

important tool in mobilizing volunteer lawyers and law students. This is a great experience for those planning to engage in pro bono. Wednesday, October 1, 2014, 5:30 pm to 9 pm at Bingham LLP, Three Embarcadero Center (Embarcadero BART). Free pizza and soda RSVP by September 19th required: membershipassistant@acbanet.org

Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights is looking for students to participate in their Pro Bono Asylum Program Helping

Children Fleeing Violence from Central America. Student volunteers will conduct the initial interviews with asylum seekers, possibly conduct some country condition research, prepare short memos, and meet with asylum program staff attorneys to discuss the matter and evaluate the merits of potential cases. Students are expected to volunteer 4-8 hours monthly over the

course of the academic year. Interested students should email pchavez@LCCR.com and include “LCCR Pro Bono Asylum Program” in the subject line. Please provide (1) resume; (2) foreign language proficiency; Spanish speakers are encouraged to apply! Website: www.lccr.com

Homeless Legal Services (HLS) is recruiting volunteers to assist some of San Francisco's most vulnerable residents with a

variety of their legal issues. Duties include performing client interviews, working with Orrick and Homeless Advocacy Project attorneys, relaying information to clients, and possibly assisting in resolving outstanding warrants. Meet on the Beach on Tuesdays (excluding Veterans day) at 4:30pm sharp to walk to the St. Vincent de Paul Society MSC South Shelter located at 525 5th Street. Interested students should attend the trainings: September 2nd on campus training; 12-12:45 (tentatively scheduled for room C) and September 9th: training at Orrick; 5-7. For more information, contact: Susan,

sspiker@uchastings.edu or Nalani, nalani.crisologo@uchastings.edu.

Attention 2L's and 3L's (in particular): General Assistance Advocacy Project (GAAP) is a non-profit that serves the local community through legal

advocacy. Students have the opportunity to become advocates who assist clients with a wide range of issues, focusing on benefits programs, and develop important lawyering skills, including client interviewing and counseling. If you are interested in committing to a 3-hour shift each week, please contact the Student Co-Presidents Dylan Tarnoff (tarnoffd@uchastings.edu)

and Ali Nicolette (ali.nicolette@uchastings.edu) ASAP. Shifts are available M, Tu, Th, Fr from 9-12 or 1:30-4:30. We especially need advocates Monday afternoon, Tuesday both shifts, and Thursday mornings.

LevelBar 2015 is a year-long program providing academic support and financial aid to low-income, high-potential future law

students in the San Francisco Bay Area. Applications are going up this month, and programming begins in January with LSAT prep and writing workshops. Peer mentors may expect a monthly time commitment of ~4 hours (inclusive of training) over the course of each semester, with a break over the summer. The Spring semester will include more in-person workshops, and the Fall semester will have a greater focus on support for the application process. Peer mentors will be asked to help read and edit mentees' personal statements during the Fall semester. Further training on reading and editing personal statements will be provided at this time if requested. 3L students are encouraged to participate only if they will remain in the Bay Area next fall. Students with previous experience in or with California's network of Educational Opportunity Programs are especially welcome! Potential peer mentors please submit a resume and brief statement of interest by email to ljohnston@levelbar.org. For questions about the program, visit our web site at www.levelbar.org

Bay Area Legal Aid, a locally based poverty law firm, is currently looking for individuals who speak another language who are

willing to volunteer their time to help with interpretation and translation for BayLegal staff. You would interpret for our cases (housing, domestic violence, immigration and more) in-person or by phone. Interpreters are needed on an on-call basis. ALL

languages are needed! Please email ahill@baylegal.org or call (510) 250-5235 for more information.

Interested in Consumer Rights Advocacy? The Bay Area Legal Aid Debtors Rights Clinics, which are held in Alameda, Contra Costa, and Napa Counties on Fridays and Saturdays will be holding a training for new volunteers on Saturday, September 20, 2014 from 12:00 – 2:30 at their San Francisco office. All law students are welcome. Interested students

should RSVP to Claire Johnson Raba at cjohnson@baylegal.org.

The GI Rights Hotline provides information to service members and veterans on discharge, grievance, and other civil rights

issues. Law students are paired with experienced hotline volunteers who provide ongoing training and mentorship. New volunteers must attend two trainings and commit to two hours per week on the hotline for the semester. The next training will be on Friday, September 12, 2014 from 2:00-5:00 at the American Friends Service Committee office at 65 9th Street,

SF. Interested students should RSVP for the training to Siri Margerin at sirism@mac.com. Pro Bono timesheets can be printed from: http://www.uchastings.edu/academics/pro-bono/docs/Pro%20Bono%20TimeSheet%202011.pdf and can be emailed to Jayme Jackson at jacksoja@uchastings.edu or delivered to the Externships and Pro Bono Programs Office on the 3rd floor of the Tower

HCO JOB HIGHLIGHTS Please take a look at these hot opportunities, below, and apply as soon as possible! Just a sample of the job opps available now on HCO (www.HastingsCareersOnline.com).

3Ls: Associate Attorney (Fall 2015 Start), Wanger Jones Helsley PC (Fresno, CA) HCO; Apply ASAP, Job ID 13499.

“Our legal team concentrates its practice in the representation of management in employment and labor matters and commercial, agricultural, employment, environmental, real estate and land use and insurance coverage/bad faith litigation, criminal defense and white collar criminal defense litigation. The firm enjoys an AV rating from Martindale-Hubbell, the highest rating possible from this well-respected lawyers’ directory.” http://wjhattorneys.com/.

3Ls, 2Ls: Paid Employment Rights Internship (Part-time Law Clerk Position), Law Offices of Richard A. Hoyer (San

Francisco, CA). Apply ASAP. HCO; Job ID 13527.

“[B]outique San Francisco employment rights firm, has one opening for a law clerk, 10 to 20 hours per week. The position

involves assisting in all phases of individual and class action practice in the areas of discrimination, retaliation and wage and hour law. Superior research, writing and people skills, as well as a commitment to obtaining justice for workers, are required. The firm prides itself on emphasizing personal growth, appropriate life/work balance and competitive compensation. The firm’s caseload is expanding and excellent performance in these internships may lead to full-time offers.

3Ls, 2Ls: Spring 2015 Externship, Criminal Division, U.S. Attorney General’s Office – Northern District of California

(San Francisco, CA). Apply ASAP!! HCO; Job ID 13562.

“The USAO for the Northern District of California prosecutes all federal crimes from Monterey to the Oregon border.” “The San Francisco Office contains approximately 60 criminal division AUSAs who prosecute a unique mix of economic, narcotics, violent, corruption, immigration, and other federal crimes. . . . Prosecute individual caseload of misdemeanor and felony offenses. Research and write legal briefs and memorandums of law.”

UPCOMING PROGRAMS/NETWORKING OPPS

Mon., 9/8 – Alumni Mentor Program Orientation – Expand your professional network NOW! 3:30pm, Rm D

Weds., 9/10 – SF DA’s Office is here, and wants to talk to you! 3:30pm, Rm D

Fri., 9/12 – CA Attorney General’s Office will discuss summer, semester, and post-grad “Honors Program” opps! 12 noon, Rm D

Questions? Call us (565-4619) or stop by the Career Office (2nd Floor, 200 Building). Make Appointments with an Attorney-Counselor Online: https://booknow.appointment-plus.com/6hd831p4/

Fall 2014 ADMISSIONS ASSISTANT POSITION DESCRIPTION Start Date: As soon as possible. End Date: At the end of Fall 2014 classes (position may be renewed for future semesters)

Duties and Projects: Back‐up for phone calls and front‐line for phone calls when Office Coordinator is away from desk, responding to

the admissions email, office work to include mailings and filing, giving tours of the campus to prospective students and other visitors at least once per week, speaking with walk‐in visitor, external website and social media site audits to include Above the Law, Law School

Numbers, and other sites/blogs to be determined, other duties and projects as assigned, membership in UC Hastings Ambassadors (UCHSA) Pay is hourly. The UC Hastings student payroll operates monthly. If interested, please send a letter and resume to admiss@uchastings.edu. For additional information, please contact the admissions

office at 415-565-4623.

Professor Aaron Rappaport is looking for Research Assistants Professor Aaron Rappaport is looking for one or two research assistants to help with a paper on the law and policy of criminal punishment in the United States. Applicants should have excellent research skills and an ability to work independently. Interested applicants should send a current resume, including their GPA, to Professor Rappaport at: rappapor@uchastings.edu

CGRS is looking for a Research Assistant fluent in Russian CGRS seeks a research assistant fluent in Russian for the fall semester to work from 5-10 hours a week on a range of gender-based violence and human rights issues. Excellent research and attention to detail are an absolute requirement and relevant coursework and experience are a plus. Please send your CV, a writing sample, and the names of two references to Sarah Adams at

adamssarah@uchastings.edu, with the subject line: Russian Language Research Assistant- Fall 2014. Please indicate if you are work study eligible.

CGRS is looking for Research Assistants CGRS seeks a research assistant for the fall semester to work from 8 to 10 hours a week on a range of immigration and human rights issues. Excellent research and attention to detail are an absolute requirement and relevant coursework and experience are a plus. The research assistant will work primarily on cite checking for major publication. Please send your CV, a writing sample, and the names of two references to Sarah Adams at adamssarah@uchastings.edu, with the subject line: Research Assistant for CGRS Fall 2014. Please indicate if you are work study eligible.

Career Office Seeking a Student Worker The Career office seeks a student worker for the Fall semester. Must be Work-Study eligible. Please consult with Financial Aid regarding your eligibility and to find out what Work-Study entails. 2Ls or 3Ls are welcome to apply. Tasks: Reception duties, data entry, online research for employers and jobs, assistance with web updates to Career Office site, assistance with judicial clerkship research. We are flexible with the initial set up of your schedule but we require reliable attendance at your assigned work times once a schedule has been determined. The position will last through the Spring semester. Email resume with a brief cover letter including your availability to careers@uchastings.edu

Library Circulation Desk student workers needed Thursdays, 8am-1pm The Hastings Library is currently accepting applications from students who are available to work between Thursday mornings (8am-1pm or 10:30am-1pm). Positions are open to all 2Ls and 3Ls. Work-Study is preferred. The pay rate is $13.06 per hour. Applications are available here, or at the Library Circulation Desk. For additional information, contact Circulation Librarian Sara Doan at doans@uchastings.edu.

SPANISH INTERPRETERS NEEDED! The Civil Justice Clinic is representing Spanish-speaking clients this semester. We need help with interpreting at interviews and other attorney-client interactions, and translating documents from English into Spanish. If you are fluent in Spanish -- please contact Karen Amaya at (415) 557-7887 or email Karen at amayak@uchastings.edu. We will be able to compensate Hastings students at the rates paid by the school for student employees. Open to 1Ls, 2Ls, & 3Ls.

MIEN INTERPRETERS NEEDED! The Civil Justice Clinic is representing Mien-speaking clients this semester. We need help with interpreting at interviews and other attorney-client interactions, and translating documents from English into Mien. If you are fluent in Mien -- please contact Karen Amaya at (415) 557-7887 or email Karen at amayak@uchastings.edu. We will be able to compensate Hastings students at the rates paid by the school for student employees. Open to 1Ls, 2Ls, & 3Ls.

SPANISH LANGUAGE INTERPRETERS NEEDED FOR THE REFUGEE & HUMAN RIGHTS CLINIC The Refugee & Human Rights Clinic is representing clients this semester whose primary language is Spanish. The Clinic needs help with interpretation for client interviews and other attorney-client interactions. Assistance with the translation of documents may also be needed. If you are fluent in Spanish, please email Christine Lin at linc@uchastings.edu and indicate your availability (include evening and weekend hours), level of fluency, how you acquired your language skills, and any prior experience with interpretation or written translation. The Clinic can compensate Hastings students at the rates paid by the school for student employees, or you can choose to count the hours of assistance you provide toward your pro bono goals. Open to 1Ls, 2Ls, 3Ls & LLM students.

Tenderloin After-School Program (TASP) Needs Tutors! The Tenderloin After-School Program (TASP) is seeking interested, committed, and passionate tutors who are available to work with students ages 5-17 on a weekly basis. We are looking for volunteers on a weekly basis for Monday-Thursday, 2:30-5:30pm.Volunteers are encouraged to tutor for up to 2 hours one day a week. ***TASP recommends that volunteers commit at least 6 months to the program to ensure consistency and genuine relationship

building with TASP participants.*** If you are interested, please contact Alyssa Santos at (415) 776-8407 or asantos@tndc.org

Study Abroad Info Session – September 22nd, 2014 in Room K!

Did you know that you can study at a foreign law school for a semester or a year and receive UC Hastings credit for it? UC Hastings has study abroad programs in Argentina, Australia, China, Denmark, France, Germany, Hungary, Israel, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, Spain and the United Kingdom. Most of the programs specifically offer a concentration in a specialized field of law. In addition,

we offer an exchange program with the Vermont Law School which specializes in environmental law. Come to an information session to learn more: Monday, September 22nd at 3:30 in Classroom K. Learn more about our study abroad programs here and feel free to contact us with

questions: global@uchastings.edu.

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FIRST STUDENT to respond to weekly@uchastings.edu with all 3 questions regarding this week’s Weekly answered correctly

wins a FREE small cup of Philz coffee!

1. When will the application for Lawyers for America be available?

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To redeem your Philz voucher, stop by the SIC office in the 200 Building with your Hastings ID and ask for Stella or Lan.

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