Professors Rabia Belt, Marcus Cole, and Nora Engstrom will explain various approaches and offer advice on how to brief a case. This session is required for 1Ls, Advanced Degree students are welcome to attend.
An informal get-together for new and continuing students at a local establishment. Organized by the Stanford Law Association (your student government).
Classes for upper-class students won’t start until Sept. 24, but we’ve managed to find a few to join you for dinner.
Should I join a journal or take part in a Pro Bono project? What about student groups? With so many activities and interests vying for your attention, it’s hard to know how to prioritize. Student representatives will talk about the extracurricular options available, and how to balance outside activities with coursework.
International students (only) should attend this session for your official visa check-in at Stanford, and learn about the legal requirements of your visa and services for international students at Stanford. This session is mandatory in order to register for classes. Meet at the Calder sculpture, Le Faucon, in front of the law school (on the […]
The ability to discuss challenging topics in a productive way is a core professional skill. This session will provide you with useful approaches to deploy in the classroom, in practice, and in life.
Use this time to complete the tasks on the ‘Administrative Checklist’ provided in your Orientation packet.