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Notre Dame Law School NDLScholarship Monday Morning Update 4-10-2023 MMU: 04/10/23–04/16/23 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: 04/10/23–04/16/23" (2023). Monday Morning Update. 261. https://scholarship.law.nd.edu/monday_morning_update/261 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. Monday - April 10 (No School, Easter Break)Commons Menu Specials:• ClosedSBA Store Hours• 11:30am - 3pmIn Other News:• Evening Mass, 5:05 PMRe: MMU: April 111 messageLizzy Forzley <eforzley@nd.edu> Tue, Apr 11, 2023 at 10:16 AMTo: law-allstudents-list@nd.edu, law-allfacstaff-list@nd.eduHi Everyone,Please see the poster attached for an additional event this week. Thanks everyone!Best,Lizzy ForzleyOn Tue, Apr 11, 2023 at 12:54 PM Lizzy Forzley <eforzley@nd.edu> wrote:Tuesday - April 11Weekly 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 consecratedhost—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 Society• When: 12:30 - 1:30 PM• Where: Law School ChapelOCI Information Session 1: The Mechanics of the OCI ProcessThis session is about the application process. Heidi will cover the mechanics of theapplications on Irishlink and the timelines. If you plan on participating in OCI, it isimportant to attend this session so you are aware of the mechanics of applying for the OCIopportunities. This session will address the On Campus program, New York, Texas and theLaw Consortium opportunities. Register on Irishlink. For questions, contact Heidi Baguer.• Sponsored by: CDO• When: 12:30pm• Where: Eck 1140Last call for many externships!Today is the last day that applications are being accepted for the Fall semester in:-- Corporate Counsel Externship-- Judicial Externship-- Public Interest ExternshipLook in IrishLink to see descriptions of available placements in each course. Applythrough IrishLink. Application deadline: Tue, Apr 11, 11:59PMHere's how to apply:- Log into IrishLink- Go to "OCI and Job Listings"- Type in "NDLS Externships"- Look for the name of the site in which you're interested.- To find detailed info about that site, and to apply, click the yellow link above the sitename.- Follow the application instructions within each posting.Any questions, please contact: (for Judicial): Beth Ferrettie, (for Corp Counsel, PublicInterest): Cathy Kustner.• Sponsored by: NDLS Externships• When / Where: 11:59 PM in IrishLinkCommons Menu Specials:• Gyro BowlSBA Store Hours• 11:30am - 3pmIn Other News:• Evening Mass, 5:05 PMWednesday - April 12CLS Prayer MeetingPlease join us for a time of Bible study and prayer. Bagels and coffee will be provided. Forquestions, contact Daryl Naquin.• When: 8:30 AM• Where: Eck Commons (in the couches area)Clinic Information SessionCome learn about all of the Law School Clinics and ask questions of faculty and students.Lunch will be provided. For questions, contact David Pruitt.• Sponsored by: Notre Dame Clinical Law Center• When: 12:30 pm• Where: Biolchini 1310Appalachia Externship Lunch-N-LearnCome hear from Professor Bob Jones and student externs about the AppalaciaExternship! Chick-fil-A will be served. Watch email for details. For questions,contact Cathy Kustner.• Sponsored by: Professor Bob Jones and student externs• When: 12:30 PM• Where: Eck 2173Interfaith DinnerMembers of the Notre Dame community and wider South Bend community are welcome tocome together for an interfaith dinner held in observance of the Muslim holy month ofRamadan, the Jewish Passover, Easter, and the Baha’i festival of Ridvan. Catering will beprovided by The Port of Peri Peri. Matzah, dates, and water will also be provided. Pleaseplan to arrive at 8:00 p.m. The event will start at sunset, which is 8:22 pm. For questions,contact Max Gaston.• Sponsors: Law School Office of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion | Campus Ministry |Program in Arabic and Middle Eastern Studies | Middle Eastern Law StudentsAssociation | Asian Pacific American Law Students Association• When: 8:00 to 9:30 p.m.• Where: Eck CommonsNetwork & Talk: Big Law, Firm Life, and Clerkships with Notre Dame AlumniPlease join MELSA and our co-sponsors ACS & First Generation Professionals to hear fromNDLS alumni on their experiences clerking and job hunting. Lunch from Krispy KrunchyChicken will be served. • When: 12:30 • Where: Eck 3130; We also have a zoom link for the eventCommons Menu Specials:• Chicken Bacon Ranch WrapSBA Store Hours• 11:30am - 3pmIn Other News:• Evening Mass, 5:05 PMThursday - April 13Labor, Exploitation, and the Environment: Fast Fashion and Global SupplyChainsJoin the Klau Institute as Justine Nolan, director of the Australian Human RightsInstitute, shares insights on fast fashion and asks what hope exists for addressing laborand environmental exploitation in global supply chains. All interested may join in personor via Zoom. For questions, contact Erica Loding.• Sponsored by: Klau Institute for Civil and Human Rights• When: 5:00 pm• Where: 1050 Jenkins Nanovic Halls | Zoom WebinarJustice Theron lunchtime talk and Q&AJustice Theron was the youngest judge in South Africa and was the first black womanjudge on the KwaZulu-Natal High Court. She will be discussing her path to the judiciaryand this will be primarily a Q&A session, with the opportunity to submit questions aheadof time once we get closer to the event. Lunch will kindly be provided by the International& Graduate Programs. For questions, contact Lowell Kosak.• Sponsored by: Women's Legal Forum• When: 12:30 PM• Where: Eck 1140Reflections on the South African ConstitutionJustice Leona Theron, a judge of the Constitutional Court of South Africa, will explore theevolving jurisprudence on the South African Constitution and the role of the ConstitutionalCourt in effecting the transformative promise of the Constitution. Justice Theron will alsoreflect on her own legal career and experiences as a black woman in South Africa. Forquestions, contact Lowell Kosak or Monica Caro.• Sponsored by: International and Graduate Programs• When: 5:00 PM• Where: Eck 3140Commons Menu Specials:• Tomato, Avocado & Bacon PaniniSBA Store Hours• 11:30am - 3pmIn Other News:• Evening Mass, 5:05 PMFriday - April 14Rice-Hasson Distinguished Lecture Series with John GarveyJohn Garvey, president emeritus of Catholic University of America, will give the 2023 Rice-Hasson Distinguished Lecture. He will speak on What is the Marketplace of Ideas? All arewelcome. Lunch will be served. For questions, contact Stefan McDaniel or Rick Garnett.• Sponsored by: Program on Church, State & Society• When: 12:30 pm• Where: 1140 Eck Hall of LawHoli Color FestivalHoli is also known as the festival of colors, and is one of the most vibrant Hindu festivals.Holi marks the end of winter in India and celebrates spring, love, and new life. On thisfestive day, people wear white clothing and toss color powder onto one another. Forquestions, contact Sonia Patel.• When: 5-6:30• Where: North QuadCommons Menu Specials:• Grilled CheeseSBA Store Hours• 11:30am - 3pmIn Other News:• Evening Mass, 5:05 PMSaturday - April 15Sunday - April 16In Other News:• Send me content for next MMU by Sunday at 12:00 PM! GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS:Kresge Law Library: Summer Employment OpportunityThe Kresge Law Library is hiring one rising 2L or 3L student for a part-time researchassistant position starting this summer.Responsibilities include assisting the research librarians and performing general lawlibrary duties, for example:• Responding to requests from faculty.• Helping to create research guides on a variety of topics.The position is 10 hours per week at $18.00 per hour. If you are interested or have furtherquestions, please contact Professor Azyndar. Submit your resume to Beth Klein byMonday, April 24.SBA CDO Committee Market Lunch PanelsPlease join the CDO and SBA CDO committee for Market Lunch Panels. These will bemoderated discussions with 2Ls and 3Ls about their experiences searching for a job andworking in various markets.Students are welcome to attend as many Market Panels as they would like, andregistration is now live on IrishLink (see schedule listed below).  We strongly encourageyou to register on IrishLink for food-ordering purposes. Please email Morgan Gaffordat mgafford@nd.edu with any questions.  We hope to see you there!• Wednesday, April 12: Boston (Eck 3108); Texas (Biolchini 1315)• Thursday, April 13: Chicago (Biolchini 1310)• Friday, April 14: California (Biochini 1310)• Tuesday, April 18: West / Pacific Northwest (Eck 2172); Government and PublicInterest (Eck 2173)• Wednesday, April 19: New York (Biolchini 1310); Southeast (Eck 2173)• Thursday, April 20: Midwest (Eck 2171)• Friday, April 21: DC (Biolchini 1310)Holi Color FestivalHoli is also known as the festival of colors, and is one of the most vibrant Hindu festivals.Holi marks the end of winter in India and celebrates spring, love, and new life. On thisfestive day, people wear white clothing and toss color powder onto one another.MMU Content Submission Deadline: Sundays at NoonPlease submit all MMU content Sunday by noon EST here. Access 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 any suggestions?Please submit all of your questions, comments, concerns for the SBA HERE.1L of the WeekThis week's ask a 1L of the week is Morgan Rubino!Q. Where are you from/where did you attend undergrad?A. I'm from metro-Detroit and I went to the University of Michigan for undergrad -- GoBlue!! (sorry everyone)Q. What's one thing on your NDLS bucket list you have yet to check off?A. London, but stay tuned for 3L! Oh and I also want to go to a ND hockey game next yearQ. Cake or ice cream? A. Ice cream 100%, specifically cookies & cream. Cake's just not worth my timeQ. What's your phone background currently?A. My lock screen is my cousin and I and my home screen is a picture that I took of thebeach, since I'd always rather be thereQ. If you weren't in law school, what would you do instead?A. Realistically, I'd probably be working back in journalism or PR. But in my dream life, I'dbe running a cafe or pizza shop (or maybe both) in SicilyQ. Favorite way to relax after a day of classes?A. A walk around the lake, a stop by the Grotto, and catching up on the newest episode ofSuccession (bigggg cousin Greg fan here)Q. Anything you’d like to say to your fans? A. Genuinely could not have made it through 1L without y’all and all the laughs <3Q. Who should be the next 1L of the week? A. Zach Lebreiro2Ls Taking LsThis week's 2L taking an L is none other than myself... this is my third L this year I reallyneed to step it up after stepping on the bat, dropping my keys, and now this. Here we go...My brother Nick's wife is a huge T Swift fan (one of her many amazing qualities) and herbirthday was yesterday. My brother told me that he scored front row Taylor Swift ErasTour tickets for her birthday and for me to NOT tell her since he would surprise her atdinner with the news.Well, fast-forward to gift-planning with my sisters for what we wanted to get our amazingsister-in-law for her birthday. I told them what our brother was doing, and decided it wouldbe best to get her a themed gift for the concert that she could receive after the surpriseabout the tickets.I settled on clear stadium bag, "Taylor's Version" earrings, Eras Tour Merch, and a candlethat explicitly says "smells like I have Taylor Swift tickets". I text my sisters in ourgroup chat for their approval of this Taylor Swift medley gift - including the links toeverything and reciting the candle's quote - and realize...it's our "Jazzagals" group chat with my sister-in-law (shout out Schitt's Creek). Somehow an elaborate lie about a friend of a friend who scored me Taylor Swift ticketsand who I was getting a thank you gift for worked... not sure why my sister-in-law thoughtI'd have that gift delivered to my sister's house or be texting them about it.But, my brother said she had no idea. In the wise words of Taylor, it's me. Hi. I'm the problem, it's me.- Lizzy ForzleyAsk a 3LThis week's ask a 3L is Emma Hildebrand!Q. What are your favorite law school memories?A. I grew up in (very) small town Illinois and I am thankful for it everyday. I also went to a(very) small liberal arts college in Illinois and graduated in 2020. My whole extended familyis crazy close (like I lived next door to my grandparents growing up close) and there’snothing I value more. I would do anything for animals and always have pets. I’d love to beinto educational nonfiction but the truth is that I always prefer to crack open a whimsicalnovel. I’m what you would call a “K through JD” and have a lot of mixed emotions aboutgraduating in just a few weeks and entering the “real world.” I’m passionate aboutgovernment service and am heading to D.C. to work in the Department of Justice aftergraduation. While I am ready to be done being a law student, I am definitely not ready toleave Notre Dame.Q. Last book you read?A. This spring break, I was able to go to the UK with Professor Huber’s Natural ResourcesLaw class. It was an absolutely unmatched law school experience full of memories. Therewere castles, aqueducts, wind storms, hikes, ruins, bus rides, sticky toffee puddings, andso many sheep. We learned and we laughed… a LOT.Submit questions here for our next Ask a 3L with Malcolm Chaka!JACKIE'S CORNER:One thing I’ve learned about losing is all the stuff you did to win doesn’t go away. And whateverit was that you did do…will change you for the better. Moot Court tournament made me somiserable…but looking back, before the oral arguments…I was a completely different person. Ichanged for the better.I’m talking about losing because quite frankly, this is the month most of us lose at something.And I want you all to know that as much as it sucks to lose, whatever work you put in to winwon’t go to waste. You’re all in for a lot of losing in the near future. But the more you grow, themore you’ll win. And when you win, it'll be at the things that actually matter. But—and I’m sure of this— you never get more than you can handle.- Jackie Kamel, SBA Mental Health Committee MemberFollow 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 list--JD/MBA '24 | University of Notre Dame Law School & Mendoza College of BusinessSecretary | NDLS Student Bar AssociationDirector of Alumni Relations | NDLS Women's Legal ForumForté Fellow--JD/MBA '24 | University of Notre Dame Law School & Mendoza College of BusinessSecretary | NDLS Student Bar AssociationDirector of Alumni Relations | NDLS Women's Legal ForumForté FellowIMG_5048.jpg185K

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