Relax Your Way to an “A” Yoga Series!
The Law Center will continue to offer yoga classes to students (and staff) free of charge! Jackie Morrison, owner and chief instructor at the Long Island Center for Yoga, will offer classes every Tuesday and Thursday from 12:30 to 1:20 p.m. in the Multi-Faith Chapel from Tuesday, November 3 through Tuesday, December 1 when classes are in session. Join us for the first class on Tuesday, November 3. Please wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat. Beginners are welcome. For more information about Jackie and the Long Island Center for Yoga, please visit http://www.longislandyoga.com/default.htm.
10.30.2009
Relax Your Way to an “A” Yoga Series!
Relax Your Way to an “A” Yoga Series!
The Law Center will continue to offer yoga classes to students (and staff) free of charge! Jackie Morrison, owner and chief instructor at the Long Island Center for Yoga, will offer classes every Tuesday and Thursday from 12:30 to 1:20 p.m. in the Multi-Faith Chapel from Tuesday, November 3 through Tuesday, December 1 when classes are in session. Join us for the first class on Tuesday, November 3. Please wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat. Beginners are welcome. For more information about Jackie and the Long Island Center for Yoga, please visit http://www.longislandyoga.com/default.htm.
The Law Center will continue to offer yoga classes to students (and staff) free of charge! Jackie Morrison, owner and chief instructor at the Long Island Center for Yoga, will offer classes every Tuesday and Thursday from 12:30 to 1:20 p.m. in the Multi-Faith Chapel from Tuesday, November 3 through Tuesday, December 1 when classes are in session. Join us for the first class on Tuesday, November 3. Please wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat. Beginners are welcome. For more information about Jackie and the Long Island Center for Yoga, please visit http://www.longislandyoga.com/default.htm.
2010 Tannenwald Writing Competition
ATTENTION STUDENTS: Do you have a place to spend your Thanksgiving holiday?
ATTENTION STUDENTS: Do you have a place to spend your Thanksgiving holiday?
If not, the Office of Student Services would like to match you up with other students that do not have a place to go, are too busy studying to go home, cannot afford to go home for the weekend, etc. Regardless of the reason, we would like to reimburse 20 students up to $25 each to either cook or go out to dinner together. You can get together as a whole or in small groups.
If you are interested, please contact Marie Koch, Director of Student Services and Scholarship Aid, via email at mkoch@tourolaw.edu for more details. It’s first-come, first-served so let us know as soon as possible.
10.26.2009
Suffolk Academy of Law Presents Its Appellate Practice Seminar "Long Island Goes to the New York Court of Appeals"
Suffolk Academy of Law presents its Appellate Practice Seminar, "Long Island Goes to the New York Court of Appeals" on Wednesday evening, October 28.
The Honorable Joseph Bellacosa, retired Senior Associate Court of Appeals Judge, (retired Dean of St. John's Law School) is the keynote speaker. In addition, four local attorneys - Harvey B. Besunder (former SCBA President) John Ryan, Maureen Liccione (SCBA Director), and Diane Farrell (Academy Officer and the program coordinator) - will discuss recent successful cases they brought before the Court of Appeals. Attendees will also receive guidelines from the Court itself.
The program runs from 6:00 - 9:00 p.m., with sign-in and supper from 5:30 p.m. Three MCLE credits will be awarded (if appropriate); law students are invited to attend. Click here to view the publicity flier. To register, call the Academy of Law at (631) 234-5588. Students are invited to attend for $5/person.
The Honorable Joseph Bellacosa, retired Senior Associate Court of Appeals Judge, (retired Dean of St. John's Law School) is the keynote speaker. In addition, four local attorneys - Harvey B. Besunder (former SCBA President) John Ryan, Maureen Liccione (SCBA Director), and Diane Farrell (Academy Officer and the program coordinator) - will discuss recent successful cases they brought before the Court of Appeals. Attendees will also receive guidelines from the Court itself.
The program runs from 6:00 - 9:00 p.m., with sign-in and supper from 5:30 p.m. Three MCLE credits will be awarded (if appropriate); law students are invited to attend. Click here to view the publicity flier. To register, call the Academy of Law at (631) 234-5588. Students are invited to attend for $5/person.
Annual Intellectual Property Law Writing Competition
The College of Labor and Employment Lawyers Third Annual Writing Competition
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