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Notre Dame Law School NDLScholarship Monday Morning Update 10-2-2023 MMU: 10/02/23–10/08/23 Student Bar Association Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarship.law.nd.edu/monday_morning_update  Part of the Law Commons Recommended Citation Student Bar Association, "MMU: 10/02/23–10/08/23" (2023). Monday Morning Update. 271. https://scholarship.law.nd.edu/monday_morning_update/271 This Newsletter is brought to you for free and open access by NDLScholarship. It has been accepted for inclusion in Monday Morning Update by an authorized administrator of NDLScholarship. For more information, please contact lawdr@nd.edu. To submit events/announcements to next week's MMU, please complete the form linked here. Monday - October 2 Graduate Student Week: Free Coffee at the CrossingsIn honor of Graduate Student Week, Student Services is sponsoring free coffee at TheCrossings from 8-10 AM.  When:  8:00 AMWhere:  Crossings CafeN.D.L.S. Space Law Society: Space Law & Intellectual Property with Rachel LovejoyMMU: October 22 messagesSudeep Kalkunte <kalkunte@nd.edu> Mon, Oct 2, 2023 at 9:02 AMTo: Sudeep Kalkunte <kalkunte@nd.edu>Bcc: law-allfacstaff-list@nd.eduSenior Counsel at SpaceX Rachel Lovejoy will be hosted by Notre Dame Law's SpaceLaw Society to discuss her work in space commerce and intellectual property litigation.The event will last approximately one hour and lunch will be provided.When:  12:15 PMWhere:  Eck 3130Co-Sponsored by:   Women's Legal Forum; Intellectual Property Law Society Law in London - Learn more about the London Law ProgrammeLondon Law Programme Director Professor Michael Addo and Programme Manager MaryDenyer come to campus to discuss the opportunities to study in London for 1L and 2Lstudents. When:  12:30 PMWhere:  Eck 1140 M&A n' Chick-fil-A with SidleyJoin Business Law Forum for a conversation about transactional law with Sidley partnerBrian Fahrney and managing associate Athena Aherrera. This is an excellent opportunityto take a break from reading and recharge while expanding your network. Chick-fil-A willbe provided for dinner!When: 6:00 PMWhere: Biolchini 1310Commons Menu Specials:Spicy Chicken SandwichSoup:  Chili & Garden VegetableSBA Store Hours11 AM - 4 PMIn Other News:Evening Mass, 5:05 PMTuesday - October 3Graduate Student Week: Free Coffee at the CrossingsIn honor of Graduate Student Week, Student Services is sponsoring free coffee at TheCrossings from 8-10 AM.  When:  8:00 AMWhere:  Crossings CafeCLS Bible Study and Prayer Meeting Please join us for a time of Bible study, prayer, and fellowship. Coffee and bagels will beprovided. For questions, contact Brent Nymeyer.When: 8:30 AMWhere: Eck Commons (couches and chairs near the entrance)General Bar Application Overview All 3Ls and 2Ls are invited to join Student Services in a presentation on navigating barexam applications.  While this presentation is not jurisdiction specific, it will provide anoverview of many common elements and necessary steps to register to take the exam.Pizza will be provided.When: 12:30 PMWhere: Eck 1130Add to your calendar"See The World" International Exchange OpportunitiesWe invite you to join the International & Graduate Programs office on Tuesday, October 3at 12:30 pm in room 1140 Eck Hall of Law for an initial information session on exchangeprograms and summer honors programs. Monica Caro, Program Director for theInternational and Graduate Programs will give a presentation. Lunch will be served.Register here to attend this session. You can read more on the Law School's website here.When:  12:30 PMWhere: Eck 1140Weekly Eucharistic AdorationPlease join us during a holy hour of Eucharistic adoration in the St. Thomas More Chapelevery Tuesday from 12:30-1:30 PM.Eucharistic Adoration is an ancient Catholic practice of prayer before a consecrated host—the Blessed Sacrament—where Jesus is present body, blood, soul, and divinity.All people of all (or no) faith traditions are welcome to come and go throughout the hour.For questions, please contact Bernadette Shaughnessy.Sponsored by: St. Thomas More SocietyWhen: 12:30 - 1:30 PMWhere: St. Thomas More Chapel Commons Menu Specials:Chicken Cordon Bleu SandwichSoups:  Chicken Noodle & Black BeanSBA Store Hours11 AM - 4 PMIn Other News:Evening Mass, 5:05 PMWednesday - October 4Graduate Student Week: Free Coffee at the CrossingsIn honor of Graduate Student Week, Student Services is sponsoring free coffee at TheCrossings from 8-10 AM.  When:  8:00 AMWhere:  Crossings Cafe Future Prosecuting Attorneys Council Introductory Meeting Join us for FPAC's first meeting of the semester. We will be discussing upcoming events,1L Reps, and more. Lunch will be provided!When:  12:30 PMWhere:  Eck 3130Clerkship Application Guidance for ProgressivesThea Cohen, Director of Strategic Engagement for the American Constitution SocietyNational Chapter, will provide clerkship application guidance and advice to students whoare considering applying for clerkship positions. Thea will be joined by a panel ofprogressive NDLS 3Ls who have secured a clerkship position after graduation. SachitShrivastav will be clerking for Chief Justice Seitz of the Supreme Court of Delaware,Kathleen Ryan will be clerking for Judge Blakey of the Northern District of Illinois, andSam Haward will be clerking for Justice Traynor of the Supreme Court of Delaware.Lunch will be provided.When:  12:30 PMWhere:   Eck 1130Co-Sponsored by:   NLG, LGBT Law ForumAdd to your calendarCommons Menu Specials:Turkey Bacon Swiss PaniniSoups:  Tuscan Bean and Sausage & Broccoli CheeseSBA Store Hours11 AM - 4 PMIn Other News:Evening Mass, 5:05 PMNOTE:  Beginning at 3 PM, the Commons will be closed for event setup.  Thursday - October 5Graduate Student Week: Free Coffee at the CrossingsIn honor of Graduate Student Week, Student Services is sponsoring free coffee at TheCrossings from 8-10 AM.  When:  8:00 AMWhere:  Crossings CafeCommons Menu Specials:Southwest WrapSoups:  Chicken Tortilla & Corn ChowderSBA Store Hours11 AM - 4 PMIn Other News:Evening Mass, 5:05 PMFriday - October 6 Graduate Student Week: Free Coffee at the CrossingsIn honor of Graduate Student Week, Student Services is sponsoring free coffee at TheCrossings from 8-10 AM.  When:  8:00 AMWhere:  Crossings CafeThe Art and Importance of NetworkingJoin a panel of students: Maggie Choi, Hannah Franz and Sudeep Kalkunte, as well asprofessionals: Chris Baguer and Mike McLaughlin, who have excelled at networking. Youwill learn the art of networking and why it is so important. Register Here.  Fill out this formto submit your questions.  When:  12:30 PMWhere:  Biolchini 1310Co-Sponsored by:  SBA CDO CommitteeAdd to your calendarCommons Menu Specials:Grilled CheeseSoup:  Tomato SBA Store Hours11 AM - 4 PMIn Other News:Mass, 12:30 PMSaturday - October 7 Sunday - October 8In Other News:Mass, 4:30 PMGENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS:Graduate Student Appreciation WeekLaw students are graduate students too, and we encourage you to participate in thisweek’s festivities! There will be freebies, food, fun, and fellowship with other gradstudents.You can find the whole schedule on the Grad Life website here: https://gradlife.nd.edu/programs-events/graduate-student-appreciation-week/Additionally, in appreciation of our law students, Student Services will be offering freecoffee at Crossings every day this week from 8 AM - 10 AM.We look forward to celebrating you all next week!Did you know?! NDLScholarshipNDLScholarship is the institutional repository of the Notre Dame Law School. It isdesigned to collect and preserve the scholarship, publications, and archival material of theLaw School, and to provide global access to these materials. Learn about the history ofthe Law School and the Law Library, explore our faculty scholarship, and browse thedigital exhibits of our Law School Deans collection and former law library director RogerJacobs and the U.S. Supreme Court.Notre Dame Legal Writing CenterThe Notre Dame Legal Writing Center is now open! You can book appointments with ourtutors for assistance on any of your legal writing projects by clicking the links below. (1Ls,be sure to check with your professors for guidance on the assistance you are permitted toseek.) Drop-ins are welcome as availability permits.Tutor Times and LocationsBenett RogersMonday, 12:30pm–3pm, Eck 2145Tuesday, 11am–1:30pm, Eck 2146,Silas KokMonday, 12:30pm–4pm, Eck 2146Wednesday, 1pm–5pm, Eck 2146Drew GardenWednesday, 2pm–4pm, Eck 3172Thursday, 2pm–5pm, Eck 3172 The DEI Podcast with Max Gaston  In Part 2 of our discussion on perspectives of Black men in law school, 3Ls JoshuaMannery, Jakim Aaron, and Jamal Wilson discuss being a culture add, rather than aculture fit, in the law firm setting; the value of mentee-mentor relationships and thedistinction between mentorship and sponsorship; why Black men in Gen Z are seeminglythe most ideologically progressive and culturally open-minded generation of Black men inUS history; and the need for representation and conversations centering differentperspectives to advance cultural change. Listen here now, or wherever you get your podcasts!Saint of the Week: St. Thérèse of Lisieux with PattiMcLaughlinSt. Thérèse is one of only 4 women recognized as Doctors of the Church because herphilosophy is considered so valuable. Although she died at 24, she revolutionized ourunderstanding of the way in which to attain holiness. Through her smallness andinsignificance, she learned to ask God for help, and she trusted God to carry her tosanctity. Greatness in God’s eyes required doing the smallest deed with great love.She wrote, "Love proves itself by deeds, so how am I to show my love? Great deeds areforbidden me. The only way I can prove my love is by scattering flowers and these flowersare every little sacrifice, every glance and word, and the doing of the least actions forlove."St. Thérèse’s “Little Way” shows us a simple and practical way to approach our spirituality.Do all things with love--We can do that!Open Conversations: AffirmativeAction, Students for FairAdmissionsJoin members of BLSA and APALSA on Monday, October 9 at 12:30pm in Eck 3130 for amoderated discussion on affirmative action and the impact of SFFA v. Harvard and SFFAv. UNC. All members of the Law School community are welcome and encouraged toattend and participate in this discussion! Lunch from Cre-Asian will be provided. Registerhere to attend. When:  Monday, October 9, 12:30 PMWhere:   Eck 3130Co-Sponsored by:   SBA Community & Inclusion Committee; BLSA; APALSAAdd to your calendarWhat Does it Mean to be a Progressive Prosecutor? w/ Cook County State'sAttorney Kim Foxx Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx oversees the second largest prosecutor's office inthe United States. Foxx will speak on her unwavering commitment to criminal justicereform, restorative justice, and equitable legal practices during her tenure as State'sAttorney. Foxx will also discuss her background and early career, the values that inspireher, and her thoughts on how progressive prosecutors move forward. Scan the QR codeto submit questions. Lunch will be provided.When:  Tuesday, October 10, 12:30 PMWhere:   Eck 1130Co-Sponsored by:   ACS, First Generation Professionals, NLG, FPACAdd to your calendarAccess to NDLS's Events CalendarDid you know there is an all-inclusive law school events calendar that runs for the entiresemester?! See what's happening at NDLS in the weeks to come by visiting the NDLSGoogle Calendar. SBA Dropbox:Do you have ideas you'd like to see implemented in the law school? Got anysuggestions? Please submit all of your questions, comments, concerns for theSBA HERE. Submit to the MMU:To submit events/announcements to next week's MMU, please complete the form linkedhere. Follow the SBA for more updates!Copyright © 2023 Student Bar Association, All rights reserved.You are receiving this email because you are a member of the NDLS community.Our mailing address is:Student Bar Association1329 Biolchini HallNotre Dame Law SchoolNotre Dame, IN 46556-4640Add us to your address bookWant to change how you receive these emails?You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this listSudeep Kalkunte <kalkunte@nd.edu> Tue, Oct 3, 2023 at 8:56 AMTo: Sudeep Kalkunte <kalkunte@nd.edu>Bcc: law-allfacstaff-list@nd.eduAll, there are a few updates to the MMU below.  The posters for these events are attached.  Business Accountability:  Global Supply Chain and its Affects on Human RightsIHRS (along with BLF) is excited to announce that Professor Addo will be hosting a discussion on due diligence in thebusiness sector, specifically regarding global supply chains, and how that affects human rights. The talk isthis Wednesday, October 4th from 12:30-1:30 pm in room 3140. Lunch will be served!  This is a great opportunity to hear someone who has expertise in international human rights law and internationalbusiness policy! Professor Addo teaches in London, so this is also a perfect opportunity to visit with him while he's intown. Additionally, if you are interested in London (a fantastic program), be sure to stop by his talk today during thelunch hour!When:  Wednesday, October 4, 12:30 PMWhere:  Eck 3140"The Emerging Major Questions Doctrine" with the Hon. Michael BrennanPlease join us for a discussion of the Major Questions Doctrine with Judge Brennan of the Seventh Circuit.  Franky'sTacos will be served.When:  Wednesday, October 4, 12:30 PMWhere:  Eck 1140War in Ukraine:  Challenges to the National and International Legal OrderWhen:  Wednesday, October 4, 2:00 PMWhere:  Eck 3140Co-Sponsored by:  Nanovic Institute for European Studies, Notre Dame Law SchoolWarmly,Sudeep Kalkunte [Quoted text hidden]--Sudeep KalkunteJ.D. Candidate | Notre Dame Law SchoolSecretary | Student Bar Associatione: kalkunte@nd.edu | m: 804-239-8669li: /sudeep-kalkunte3 attachmentsAddo Business and HR Speaker Poster.png1455KJudge Brennan (1) (1).png2186KWar in Ukraine.png1039K

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