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JOIN US FOR
SEPTEMBER 16-18
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Golden Circle Brunch
This special brunch for
alumni graduating in 1966 or earlier
(50+ year reunions) is an opportunity to share memories and reconnect with faculty, friends, peers, and colleagues.
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On Friday, Sept. 16, earn free continuing education credit while learning about some of the impactful work of Berkeley Law faculty, students, and alumni. Click here to see the MCLE schedule.
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Help us grow the law school's archive
Our archives are thin from the days before digital. So dig out those old boxes of Polaroids and memorabilia from your law school days and bring them to Reunion so we can always remember the unique character of your class. (Don't worry, we'll scan and send them back!) If you have digital files, please email them to rdeletto@law.berkeley.edu and include class year, captions and attribution details.
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Alumni, faculty and current Berkeley Law students teach and mentor local high school students from disadvantaged backgrounds to analyze situations from a legal perspective and develop tools for making positive change. The programinstills a belief that they belong and can succeed on a college campus, in a law school and in a professional workplace regardless of their background.
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Four Berkeley Law scholars, all noted experts in their respective fields, assess the reasoning and implications of the latest key rulings. An essential primer for #BoaltReunion2016 SCOTUS Update MCLE panel.
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In his third book, which he calls a "not very fictional fiction," protagonist Sean Cogan is convinced that our system is no longer “of, by and for the people,” and that all three branches of government are bought and paid for. With the help of a few old friends, Cogan decides to shake things up and embarks on an exciting and dangerous ride. Read a review via Bloomberg Law.
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Stay connected to your Berkeley Law community!
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