Weekly Events

Monday, Jan. 21stMLK Day!

Tuesday, Jan. 22ndMLK Day Celebration

Top 10 Resume Blunders: Put your best foot forward

Wednesday, Jan. 23rdStaged Mock Interview Presentation

January SBA Community Service Meeting

Thursday, Jan. 24thChristian Legal Society First General Meeting

Student Action Committee Meeting

Friday, Jan. 25thFirst Bar Review of 2013! @ The Old Wagon Saloon (downtown San Jose)

Saturday, Jan. 26thMusic Business Seminar: Protecting Music in the Digital Age

Sunday, Jan. 27thSBA Legislative Committee Drafting Session

First Bar Review of 2013 This Friday!

Administration wise, I’ve been asked to remind everyone that the Fridge in Bannan is communal so please clean out your food. Also, submissions to the Grapevine must be received by Friday at 5pm: flyers in pdf format and calendar submissions in the body of the email to scu.sba.grapevine@gmail.com.

Hope to see you out at Bar Review Friday!

Lila C Milford, SBA SecretaryJ.D. Candidate, 2014

Santa Clara University School of Law

Things are swinging back into full gear. With the start of the semester a number of interesting symposiums are being hosted on our campus so be sure to look out for the upcoming dates and free registration. There is also a Music Business Seminar hosted at Berkeley Law School this Saturday that focuses on the music industry and law in the digital age. The seminar will culminate in beer, wine and live music and is a great opportunity for networking both with lawyers, industry experts and other bay area law students.

This Sunday is also the official Legislative Committee drafting session, where we will be drafting amendments to both the SBA Constitution and By-Laws. Proposals will be presented for a vote to the Board of Governors and the Student Body. Come get involved!

Tues.1/22

Wed1/23

Thurs1/24

Fri1/25

Sat1/26

Sun1/27

All Day Lunch Hour Events12-1pm

Evening

Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration12-1pm, B127 Lunch Provided

Top 10 Resume Blunders: Put Your Best Foot Forward12-1pm, TBA

Staged Mock Interview Presentation12-1pm, B127

January SBA Community Service Meeting12-1pm, TBA

On-CampusAA Meeting5-6pm, B305Every Wed night

Christian Legal Society First General Meeting12-1pm, B236 Lunch Provided

Student Action Committee Meeting12-1pm, B241

First Bar Review of 20139pm, Old Wagon Saloon Downtown San Jose

Music Business Seminar: Protecting & Selling Music in the Digital Age9am-6pm, Berkeley Boat Hall

SBA Legislative Committee Drafting Session11am-2pm, B301e Lunch Provided

Grant Atkinson

PRESIDENT, 2013-2013 STUDENT BAR ASSOCIATION

J.D. Candidate, 2013Santa Clara University School of Law

SCU Law Friends,

I hope everyone enjoyed the long weekend!

The SBA has a couple notable events going on this week. First, the SBA is hosting our first Student Action Committee meeting this Thursday, January 24th at 12:00 PM in Bannan 241. There, we will hear progress reports from committee leaders and set "next-step" action items for our Spring 2013 agenda. All students are welcome to attend the meeting and the Student Action Committee agenda can be found online here:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AuMk5bklPMo3dFhCa0dlTWRDVzRuVjJ1U2M5SWF0MlE#gid=0

Second, the first Bar Review of 2013 will be this Friday, January 25th at 9:00 PM at the Old Wagon Saloon in Downtown San Jose. Please be responsible and plan rides ahead :)

Finally, just a reminder to everyone that SCU Law Business Cards continue to be on sale online on the SBA webpage.

http://www.law.scu.edu/life/businesscardsordering.cfm

Have a great week!-Grant

SANTA CLARA LAW, A LETTER FROM THE SBA PRESIDENT

!!!!!

Sunday, January 27th 11am – 2pm Delicious Brunch will be provided. Room: B301E

Legislative Committee Drafting Session

The Legislative Drafting session will commence with a discussion of Professor Hseih's memo and current proposals by members (found on Committee page, see left). The Committee will then break into smaller groups to complete the proposed amendment to the Constitution or revision to the By-Laws. At the end of the meeting a short brief will be given by each group. Final drafts will be prepared over the week and a presentation of the final proposal will be made to the Committee the following Friday. Presentation of the agreed upon proposal will then be made to the Board of Governors Monday, 2/4.

!

Official Committee Page: https://www.mycourthouse.com/organizations/sba-legislative-committee Co-Chairs: Lila Milford (lmilford@scu.edu) & Henry Gage (hgage@scu.edu)

Important Dates: Sunday, 1/27 – Drafting Session Friday, 2/1 – Final Proposal Presentation Monday, 2/4 – Presentation to the Board of Governors & Vote 2/5-2/8 Posted results for 72 hours, any/all challenges must be made 2/12 – Student Body Vote

!

Student Services Notes January 21, 2013

important dates Jan  21 Mar n  Luther  King  Jr.  Day-  Administra ve  

and  Academic  Holiday–  No  Classes Outstanding  Balances  Due

Jan  25 Last  Day  for  60%  tui on  refund

Feb  1 Last  day  for  40%  tui on  refund

Feb  8 Last  day  for  20%  tui on  refund   Last  day  to  file    for  pass/no  pass  op on Last  day  to  add  individual  research

Last day to sign up for the Pass/No Pass Option is Friday, February 8th.

Successful Survival

A  support  group  for  students  affected  by  parents  with  mental  illness

Join  other  students  in  a  suppor ve  atmosphere  to  explore  how  these  issues  impact  your  college  life.  

Please  call  CAPS  at  (408)  554-4501  for  more  informa on  

Next Council of Leaders Meeting is January 28th, 12:00 –1:00pm in Nobili Hall

No Second Honeymoon! Talk to the significant other. Talk to mom and dad. Let them know that

the Exam Period for Spring 2013 runs from May 6th-22nd.

Write your exam dates on your calendar and do not schedule anything during your exam period.

Wait  List  is  Gone!   In  order  to  add  a  class  this  week,  you  must  obtain  a  professor’s  and  bursars  office  approval  signatures  on  a  LATE  ADD  SLIP  and  turn  it  in  to  the  Student  Services  Office.

ATTENTION: If you received an

incomplete grade because you

requested a paper extension,

you must submit an incomplete

grade request form to Law Stu-

dent Services. If you haven't

submitted a form to LSS, please

do so by no later than Friday,

January 25th.

Join Healthy Eating Group at CAPS!

An opportunity to explore issues with eating and establish healthier eating habits. Please call CAPS at (408) 554-4501 and ask for Iris Lin or Dr. Rosemary Ellmer for more information.

CENTERS, ORGANIZATIONS,

AND STUDENT SUPPORTIssue 17

January 21, 2013

Professor Kyle Graham presents:

TOP 10 RESUME BLUNDERS: PUT YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD

!

Date:&January&22,&2013&

Time:&12:00&PM&

Location:&Bannan&Hall,&Room&TBA&

Lunch&will&be&provided!!&

Fall 2013 Visiting Practitioner and Social Justice Thursday Speaker

Noon on January 31, 2013

Dori Rose Inda, Two- Day Campus visit, January 31-February 1, 2013

Turning Vision into Mission as an Accidental Leader

Social Justice Thursday Speaker Series, January 31 at noon in Bannan 135. Lunch provided. There is limited space available for lunch with Ms. Inda on Thursday, January 31, after the event.

Wine & Cheese Reception on January 31 at 5 p.m. in Strong Common Room.

Office Hours in Bergin Hall 111, Thursday, January 31, 2:30 to 4 p.m. and Friday, February 1, 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

E-mail svega@scu.edu, or call (408) 554-1720

to sign up to meet with Ms. Inda for office hours or for lunch!

Co-Sponsored by the Public Interest & Social Justice Coalition and American Constitution Society for Law and Policy (ACS)

Dori Rose Inda Executive Director, Watsonville Center

“Turning  Vision into Mission as an Accidental

Leader”

January 31

SIGN UP OR RSVP NOW! Financial Aid Student Loan Seminars and Individual Advising

With Dr. Jeffrey Hanson, a nationally recognized expert on student loan repayment

• January 29: Seminar- Take Charge of Loan Repayment! Strategies for Managing Your Debt 12 noon Bannan 139 and 4:45 p.m. Bannan 139 (repeat session) • January 30: Seminar- Loan Repayment Options for Public Service 12 p.m. Bannan 139 and 5 p.m. Bannan 236 (repeat session) • Confidential one-on-one 30-minute Advising Appointments in Bergin 111 with Dr. Hanson available

both days from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. (space is limited, sign up soon!) (Refreshments and food provided at the one-hour seminars) Please visit https://law-scu-csm.symplicity.com/students/ to RSVP and/or sign up for the individual appointments. Questions? Call Law Admissions & Financial Aid at (408) 554-5048.

Sponsored by the Santa Clara Law Admissions & Financial Aid Office

Clubs & OrganizationsIssue 17

January 21, 2013

REGISTER NOW. FREE FOR STUDENTS. WWW.CHTLJ.ORG

Patents. Connectivity. The Mobile Revolution. Litigation. Privacy. Licensing. Intellectual Property. Annual Symposium. Networking. Copyright. Social Media. Technology. February 22, 2013.

Sponsors

Speakers

John Laird,

California Natural Resources Agency

Craig Lewis, Clean Coalition

David Arfin, First Energy Finance

Dirk Michels, K&L Gates

JJulian Wong, Wilson Sonsini

Lisa Bodensteiner, SunPower

Gordon Ho, Cooley LLP

February 7, 2013, 5:30pm

Benson Center Parlor

Santa Clara University

Santa Clara University

Environmental Law Society

2nd Annual Symposium

The 2013 Santa Clara Journal of International Law Symposium

THE LAW AND POLITICS OF FOREIGN INVESTMENT

February 1 – 2, 2013

Williman Room, Benson Center, Santa Clara University

Hosted by: Santa Clara Law

Santa Clara Journal of International Law Center for Global Law & Policy

No registration fee for law students

Topics will include:

x ��THE�OVERLAPPING�TRADE�AND�INVESTMENT�REGIMES��PRESENTER:�ROGER�ALFORD�

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x ��WHAT�WENT�WRONG�WITH�INTERNATIONAL��INVESTMENT�LAW?�CONFESSIONS�OF�A�CLAIMANTS’�LAWYER�PRESENTER:�JOOST�PAUWELYN�

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x ��THE�POLITICS�OF�INTERNATIONAL�INVESTMENT��ARBITRATORS�PRESENTER:��CATHERINE�ROGERS

x ��KEYNOTE�ADDRESS:��RUDOLF�DOLZER��

x ��POLITICAL�PARTISANSHIP�AND�INVESTMENT�TREATIES�PRESENTER:�JASON�YACKEE�

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x ��THE�EU�ON�THE�INVESTMENT�PATHͲQUO�VADIS��EUROPE?�PRESENTER:�AUGUST�REINISCH�

For complete event details and to register online now, visit:

http://law.scu.edu/investment/index.cfm

C L A

2013 Music Business Seminar

2013 Music Business Seminar

Fast Forward: Protecting and Selling Music in the Digital Age

Panels and Confirmed Panelists:

Creative Music Licensing

Keith Cooper (de la Pena & Holiday), Erik Metzger (Intel), Brroke Wentz (The Rights Workshop), Marc Pearson (ARC Law Group)

Fair Trade Music

Jocely Kane (SF Entertainment Commission), Chris “Kiff” Gallagher, Jr. (Center for Music National Service), David Schoenbrun (Musicians Union Local 6, San Francisco Chapter of the American Federation of Musicians), Guy Carson (Cafe Du Nord)

Artist Management

Michael Aczon (The Aczon Organization), Jordan Kurland (Zeitgeist Artist Management), Dina LaPolt (LaPolt Law, P.C.)

The Streaming Music Business

Delida Costin (Pandora), Jason Keck (Stereotypes), David Given (Philips, Erlewine & Given, LLP); Julie Samuels (The Electronic Frontier Foundation)

Break Out Sessions:

Creative Collaborations and Partnerships - Jon Duman, Esq.

Music Licensing Basics - Erik Metzger (Intel)

Additional Activities:

Special Guest - BrightAntenna Records will host a table at Fast Forward with information about their experience in the record business.

Face the Music! - hosted by Gian Fiero, this song critiquing workshop will give songwriters, producers and singers the opportunity to have their best or newest song heard by an audience of musical peers and seasoned musical industry professionals for feedback. Submit music to mbs@calawyersforthearts.org

Networking Reception - Fast Forward will culminate in a networking reception featuring beer, wine and live music.

Date: Saturday, January 26th, 2013

Location: UC Berkeley School of Law

Seminar Info

Price:$40 for students

Keynote Speaker:Jay Cooper (Greenberg Traurig)

Master of Ceremonies:Michael Aczon (The Aczon Organization)

Tickets may be purchased at: http://www.calawyersforthearts.org/calendar?eventId=588014&EventViewMode=EventDetails

For questions and registration please contact Dave Murphy at 415.775.7200 x107 or by email at ncalegal@calawyersforthearts.org

1/13/13 2:14 PMSanta Clara University - privacybydesign

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Privacy by Design:An Engineering Ethics PerspectiveSponsored by the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics and the High Tech Law Institute

January 23, 2013 at 7 P.M.Forbes Room in Lucas HallSanta Clara UniversityRSVP at scu.edu/privacybydesign

Three outstanding computer scientists will offer theirperspectives on the efforts to get privacy “bakedinto” new products, as well as on the role thatengineering ethics plays in those efforts.

Ben Adida Director of Identity at Mozillaand technical advisor to Creative CommonsBrian Kennish ex-Googler and co-founderof DisconnectArvind Narayanan Assistant Professor atPrinceton and affiliate scholar at Stanford’sCenter for Internet and Society.

In compliance with the ADA/504 please direct your accommodation requests to Monica DeLongat 408-554-7893 at least 72 hours prior to the event

Visit the Markkula Ethics Center @ www.scu.edu/ethics

CONTACT US

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