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Government of Québec Gouvernement du Québec Bourses D' Etudes Au Canada N0000425665 A098927620 BOS214F00040.000 CIC CBSA Foss Id:4570-2274 4489-8996

2008-09-03T17:57:00.000-07:00

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Le drapeau du Canada
Gouvernement du Canada Conseil de recherches en sciences humaines du Canada

English Coordonnées Aide Recherche Canada
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Étudiants des cycles supérieurs
Étudiants de maîtrise

Si vous êtes citoyen ou résident permanent du Canada, que vous avez obtenu ou allez obtenir un diplôme de 1er cycle ou que vous menez déjà des études de maîtrise dans le domaine des sciences humaines, vous pouvez être admissible à une bourse de maîtrise.

Programme

Date limite de présentation des demandes

Valeur et durée

Annonce des résultats

Faire une demande

Programme de bourses d'études supérieures du Canada Joseph-Armand-Bombardier - Bourses de maîtrise

Pour les étudiants faisant une demande à un programme de maîtrise ou inscrit à un programme de maîtrise en sciences humaines dans une université canadienne
Veuillez vérifier votre statut de candidat. Si vous devez présenter votre demande par l'intermédiaire de votre université, la date limite est fixée par l'université. Si vous devez présenter votre demande directement au CRSH, la date limite est le 27 novembre 2008.

17 500 $

12 mois (non renouvelable)
Printemps 2009

Formulaire de demande et instructions

Lettre d'appréciation

Appréciation du département

Programme de bourses d’études supérieures du Canada – Supplément pour études à l’étranger

Un programme des trois organismes pour aider des étudiants canadiens aux cycles supérieurs à établir des liens et des réseaux internationaux de recherche exceptionnelles dans des établissements étrangers.
10 décembre 2008

Jusqu’à 6 000 $

4 à 6 mois.
Avril 2009

Formulaire de demande non disponible
Étudiants de doctorat

Si vous êtes citoyen ou résident permanent du Canada, que vous avez obtenu ou allez obtenir un diplôme de 1er cycle ou de maîtrise en sciences humaines, ou que vous menez des études de doctorat, des études combinées de maîtrise et de doctorat ou des études équivalentes, vous pouvez être admissible à une bourse de doctorat.

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Bourses de doctorat

Pour les étudiants inscrits, ou faisant une demande d'inscription, à un programme de doctorat ou à un programme combiné de maîtrise et de doctorat dans le domaine des sciences humaines
Pour les étudiants inscrits à une université canadienne, la date est choisie par l'université; pour tous les autres, la date est le 13 novembre 2008.

Bourses de doctorat du Programme de bourses d’études supérieures du Canada Joseph-Armand-Bombardier : 35 000 $ par année pendant 3 ans

Bourses de doctorat du CRSH : 20 000 $ par année pendant 12, 24, 36 ou 48 mois
Avril 2009

Formulaire de demande et instructions

Lettre d'appréciation

Appréciation du département

Bourse Aileen-D.-Ross

Bourse accordée à un chercheur exceptionnel, titulaire d'une bourse de doctorat ou d'une bourse postdoctorale du CRSH, qui mène une recherche en sociologie, en particulier sur le sujet de la pauvreté
Bourse de doctorat : pour les candidats inscrits à une université canadienne, la date limite est déterminée par l'université. Pour les autres candidats, la date limite est le 13 novembre 2008.

Bourse postdoctorale : 15 octobre 2008

10 000 $ en plus de la valeur de la bourse

12 mois
Printemps 2009 Aucun formulaire de demande. Le CRSH avisera le candidat retenu pour le concours des Bourses postdoctorales ou le concours des Bourses de doctorat.

Bourse de la Reine

Bourse accordée au meilleur candidat du concours des Bourses de doctorat qui entreprend un programme de doctorat en études canadiennes dans une université canadienne

Indemnité pour les frais de scolarité et les frais de déplacement, en plus de la bourse de doctorat

12 mois
Printemps 2009 Aucun formulaire de demande. Le CRSH avisera les candidats retenus au concours des Bourses de doctorat.

Bourse William-E.-Taylor du CRSH

Bourse accordée chaque année au meilleur candidat du concours des Bourses de doctorat du CRSH

5 000 $, ainsi qu'une indemnité pour les frais de scolarité et les frais de déplacement, en plus de la bourse de doctorat

Jusqu'à 48 mois
Printemps 2009 Aucun formulaire de demande. Le CRSH avisera le candidat retenu au concours des Bourses de doctorat.

Initiative de recherche sur la participation au sport : Suppléments aux bourses de doctorat

Aider à financer les titulaires de bourses de doctorat du CRSH qui effectuent de la recherche axée sur les politiques concernant la participation au sport au Canada
Pour les étudiants inscrits à une université canadienne, la date est choisie par l'université; pour tous les autres, la date est le 13 novembre 2008 .

10 000 $ en plus de la valeur de la bourse de doctorat

12 mois
Avril 2009 Formulaire de demande non disponible

Programme de bourses d’études supérieures du Canada – Supplément pour études à l’étranger

Un programme des trois organismes pour aider des étudiants canadiens aux cycles supérieurs à établir des liens et des réseaux internationaux de recherche exceptionnelles dans des établissements étrangers.
10 décembre 2008

Jusqu’à 6 000 $

4 à 6 mois.
Avril 2009

Formulaire de demande non disponible

Programme de bourses d’études supérieures du Canada Vanier

Pour les étudiants canadiens et étrangers mis en candidature par une université canadienne qui sont inscrits, ou qui font une demande d'inscription, à un programme de doctorat ou à un programme combiné de maîtrise et de doctorat dans le domaine des sciences humaines
La date limite de présentation des demandes des candidats est choisie par l’université.

50 000 $ par année

24 ou 36 mois
Juin 2009

C.V., formulaire de demande et instructions

Lettre d'appréciation

Voir tous les programmes du CRSH

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Programme Frontenac Bourses Doctorants Québécois

2008-09-03T17:50:00.000-07:00

Programme Frontenac
Bourses de mobilité pour les doctorants inscrits en cotutelle de thèse franco-québécoise

Règles à l’intention des candidats québécois
2009-2010

Mise à jour : 8 juillet 2008

Le genre masculin est utilisé sans aucune discrimination et uniquement dans le but d'alléger le texte.

Notez que les candidats français doivent contacter le Service des relations internationales de leur établissement d'enseignement supérieur d'attache ou le Consulat général de France à Québec pour obtenir de plus amples renseignements.

DATE LIMITE DU CONCOURS: 1er OCTOBRE 2008 16 H 00

* Présentation du programme
* Objectifs
* Clientèle visée
* Caractéristiques des bourses
* Conditions d'admissibilité
* Présentation des demandes
* Évaluation des demandes
* Attribution des bourses et annonce des résultats
* Règles d'utilisation des bourses
* Responsabilité du Fonds Nature et Technologies et du Ministère des Relations internationales du Québec
* Pour information

Documents additionnels présents dans ces règles de programme :

* CV commun canadien
* Instructions pour la rédaction d'une demande de bourse
* Section du directeur québécois
* Lettre de recommandation
* Lettre d'acceptation du directeur français

Le Fonds Nature et Technologies a été mandaté par le ministère des Relations internationales en mars 2008 afin d'administrer le programme de bourses Frontenac.

1. PRÉSENTATION DU PROGRAMME

Ce programme a été créé en 1996 par le ministère des Relations internationales du Québec et le ministère des Affaires étrangères et européennes de la République française (Consulat général de France à Québec) dans le cadre de la Commission permanente de coopération franco-québécoise (CPCFQ).

Le programme s'inscrit dans la foulée de la Convention-cadre sur les cotutelles de thèses signée en octobre 1996 par la Conférence des recteurs et des principaux des universités du Québec (CREPUQ) et ses homologues en France qui ont concrétisé par cet accord leur volonté de resserrer les liens universitaires et de favoriser la mobilité des étudiants entre la France et le Québec. La plupart des universités du Québec ont signé cette convention qui permet la réalisation et la soutenance d'une thèse sous la tutelle conjointe d'un directeur québécois et d'un directeur français et l’obtention simultanée, par le doctorant, du grade de docteur décerné par une institution universitaire française et du grade de Ph. D. décerné par un établissement universitaire québécois.

Le volet québécois du programme est financé par le ministère des Relations internationales (MRI) dans le cadre de la Commission permanente de coopération franco-québécoise. La gestion administrative du Programme a été confiée au Fonds québécois de la recherche sur la nature et les technologies (FQRNT) qui assure la visibilité du Programme sur son site Internet et les liens utiles avec les autres fonds subventionnaires du Québec : le Fonds québécois de recherche sur la société et la culture (FQRSC) et le Fonds de la recherche en santé du Québec (FRSQ). Le ministère de l'Éducation, du Loisir et du Sport (MELS) collabore à la diffusion du Programme auprès du milieu universitaire, voir : http://www.mels.gouv.qc.ca/ens-sup/ens-univ/Cotutelle/cotutelles-2008.asp

On compte généralement 50 et 60 étudiants boursiers québécois et français dans le programme. Le ministère des Relations internationales peut en tout temps modifier les conditions d’admissibilité et l’ensemble des règles et bénéfices du volet québécois du programme.

2. OBJECTIFS

L’objectif du programme est de faciliter la mobilité des doctorants inscrits en cotutelle de thèse franco-québécoise.

3. CLIENTÈLE VISÉE

Ces bourses s'adressent aux doctorants du Québec issus de tous les secteurs de recherche (santé, sciences humaines, arts et lettres, sciences naturelles et génie) inscrits en cotutelle de thèse franco-québécoise.

4. CARACTÉRISTIQUES DES BOURSES
Doctorant

Le boursier peut demander un séjour par année pendant trois (3) ans maximum.

Le gouvernement du Québec assume le coût du transport aérien aller-retour entre le Québec et la France. Un maximum de 850 $ est attribué à cette fin une fois par année civile pendant trois (3) ans.

Le gouvernement français verse environ 1 060 EUR par mois pendant trois mois pour le séjour en France. Un seul séjour peut être demandé pour chaque année civile, pendant trois années consécutives. Si un mois incomplet doit être pris en compte, le montant de l'allocation est établi au prorata du nombre de semaines passées en France.

Au terme de chaque séjour en France, un bref rapport faisant état du déroulement du séjour et de l'avancement des travaux de thèse devra être rédigé par l'étudiant.
Directeur de thèse

Une mission d'une semaine, consacrée à la soutenance, est attribuée à l'une ou l'autre des personnes qui dirige la thèse du boursier.

Si la soutenance se déroule en France, le gouvernement du Québec assume le coût du transport aller-retour du codirecteur québécois. Un maximum de 850 $ sera attribué à cette fin. Le gouvernement français verse une allocation d'environ 875 EUR pour un séjour de sept (7) jours maximum.

Si la soutenance se déroule au Québec, le gouvernement du Québec verse une allocation d'environ 1 140 $ pour un séjour de sept (7) jours maximum au codirecteur français. Le gouvernement français assume une partie du coût du transport aller-retour.

5. CONDITIONS D' ADMISSIBILITÉ, CITOYENNETÉ ET RÉSIDENCE

Pour être admissible, le candidat doit satisfaire aux conditions suivantes à la date de fermeture du concours :

* Le candidat a la citoyenneté canadienne ou est résident permanent, au sens de Loi sur l’immigration, au moment de la présentation de la demande (le résident permanent ne doit pas avoir la nationalité française);
* Le candidat est domicilié au Québec depuis au moins un an et est résident du Québec au sens de la Loi sur l'assurance maladie;
* Le candidat est inscrit à temps plein au doctorat et son projet de thèse a été accepté par les instances concernées de l'établissement d’enseignement du Québec;
* Le directeur de thèse est un professeur habilité à diriger les travaux du doctorant;
* Les établissements d'enseignement supérieur concernés ont signé une convention les liant pour la thèse en cotutelle faisant l'objet d'une demande de soutien financier. Tout en respectant les modalités d'ordre administratif et éducatif propres à chaque établissement, cette convention doit être conforme aux dispositions énoncées dans la Convention-cadre sur les cotutelles de thèses;
* Le candidat qui bénéficie d’une autre bourse du gouvernement de la République française pourrait ne pas être admissible;
* Le candidat ayant la double nationalité canadienne et française doit avoir effectué toutes ses études secondaires et postsecondaires au Québec;

Période d'admissibilité

Les candidats du Québec peuvent demander une bourse peu importe l’état d’avancement de leurs études. Ils peuvent postuler une fois par année même si leur candidature a déjà été refusée par le comité d’évaluation par le passé.

6. PRÉSENTATION DES DEMANDES

IMPORTANT: Un dossier ne présentant pas les renseignements permettrant d'en établir l'admissibilité ou d'en faire l'évaluation à la date limite de présentation des demandes est déclaré non admissible par le Fonds Nature et Technologies.

Formulaires électroniques

Tous les formulaires électroniques sont disponibles uniquement dans la zone sécurisée du site Web du Fonds Nature et Technologies. Ils doivent être remplis et transmis par voie électronique. La date limite de transmission des formulaires électroniques de demande de bourses est fixée au 1er octobre 2008 à 16 h 00 (temps universel coordonné UTC-5 / Heure standard de l'Est). Il n'y a pas de mise à jour possible du dossier après la date limite de présentation des demandes.

Formulaire électronique du candidat

Le candidat doit avoir obtenu un numéro d’identification personnel (NIP) pour pouvoir compléter son formulaire. Seuls les formulaires électroniques prévus dans le cadre du concours 2009 ainsi que les autres documents requis sont acceptés. Aucune annexe ou autre document que ceux exigés ne sont transmis au comité d'évaluation. Il n'est pas nécessaire de joindre une copie imprimée de votre formulaire de demande avec les pièces à expédier au Fonds. Il est cependant suggéré d'en conserver une copie pour vos dossiers personnels.

Section du directeur québécois

Le formulaire « section du directeur québécois » doit être rempli et transmis par voie électronique par le directeur de recherche québécois au plus tard à la date limite du concours.

Le directeur qui ne possède pas de numéro d'identification personnel doit en faire la demande au Fonds Nature et Technologies.

Lorsque le demandeur inscrit le numéro d'identification personnel dans son formulaire de demande, le document « section du directeur » devient disponible dans le dossier personnel du directeur québécois de l'étudiant.

Lettre d’acceptation du directeur français

Le directeur Français doit rédiger une lettre d'acceptation. Le formulaire PDF dynamique doit être imprimé et posté directement au Fonds au plus tard à la date limite du concours.

Lettre de recommandation

Les directeurs québécois et français ne peuvent pas compléter une lettre de recommandation.

Les formulaires de lettres de recommandation sont disponibles dans le site Web du Fonds. Pour les répondants du Québec, il est fortement suggéré d'utiliser la lettre accessible dans le dossier électronique personnel du chercheur. Cette lettre peut être transmise au Fonds par voie électronique. Les répondants étrangers peuvent utiliser la lettre de format PDF dynamique et la remettre au candidat dans une enveloppe cachetée ou la poster directement au Fonds. La lettre doit être transmise par voie électronique ou postée directement au Fonds au plus tard à la fermeture du concours.

PIÈCES REQUISES :

IMPORTANT : Pour être recevable, toute photocopie d'un document officiel doit être lisible et authentifiée par un commissaire à l'assermentation ou par toute autre personne habilitée à le faire. Tout document soumis dans une langue autre que le français ou l'anglais doit être accompagné d'une traduction certifiée conforme à l'original.

Les pièces suivantes doivent être postées au Fonds Nature et Technologies au plus tard le 1er octobre 2008 :

* Pour les candidats nés au Québec, une photocopie du certificat de naissance émis par le Directeur de l’état civil du Québec;
* Pour les candidats ayant la double nationalité canadienne et française, les relevés de notes des études secondaires;
* Les relevés de notes pour toutes les études universitaires effectuées, complétées ou non (certificat, diplôme, baccalauréat, maîtrise, doctorat, etc.). Dans le cas où des équivalences ont été accordées pour des cours suivis dans d'autres établissements ou dans des programmes antérieurs, les relevés de notes de ces derniers doivent être joints au dossier. Dans le cas des relevés de notes obtenus en dehors du continent nord-américain, le candidat doit joindre une lettre expliquant le système de notation en vigueur dans l'établissement concerné;
* Pour les candidats ayant terminé leur maîtrise, une photocopie du diplôme de maîtrise;
* Une copie de la convention de cotutelle signée par les établissements concernés et des annexes s'y rattachant, s'il y a lieu;
* Les deux lettres de recommandation des répondants;
* La lettre d'acceptation du directeur de recherche français;
* Une copie imprimée du curriculum vitae commun canadien du directeur québécois (type CV complet);
* Une liste des publications et des subventions de recherche du directeur français;
* Les accusés de réception de l'éditeur pour tous les articles soumis et les notifications de l'éditeur pour les articles acceptés pour publication. Les accusés de réception pour les articles publiés ne sont pas transmis au comité;
* Une copie des lettres d’annonce ou des attestations d’octroi de toutes les bourses obtenues;
* La liste des pièces requises est disponible lors de l'impression de votre demande. Tout document manquant doit faire l’objet d’une justification pour que le dossier de candidature soit recevable;
* L'avis de dépôt disponible dans votre dossier Web une fois le formulaire électronique transmis.

Procédure de dépôt des pièces requises

Le candidat doit faire parvenir le dossier complet directement au Fonds Nature et Technologies à la date limite de présentation des demandes, soit le 1er octobre 2008, le sceau postal faisant foi de la date de dépôt des documents.

Programme de bourses Frontenac 2009
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Dans l'impossibilité de déposer une ou des pièce(s) requise(s) dans les délais prescrits, le candidat doit joindre à son dossier de candidature une justification écrite pour chacun des documents manquants. Le Fonds se réserve le droit de refuser toute demande de délai insuffisamment justifiée.

Accusé de réception

Les candidats sont avisés par courriel de la réception de leur demande et de leur admissibilité au programme en octobre.

7. ÉVALUATION DES DEMANDES

Critères d'évaluation

Les demandes sont évaluées selon les critères et la pondération qui suivent :

Critères

L'excellence du dossier universitaire

6 points

L'aptitude à la recherche et l'expérience pertinente en recherche

4 points

La qualité et l'intérêt scientifique du projet de recherche

4 points

L'intérêt de la cotutelle

3 points

La qualité du milieu de recherche

3 points

TOTAL

20 points

L'excellence du dossier universitaire

Les indicateurs utilisés sont :

* La moyenne cumulative obtenue;
* La progression des études;
* La durée des études;
* Prix et distinctions.

L'aptitude à la recherche et l'expérience pertinente en recherche

Les indicateurs utilisés sont :

* La justification de la demande;
* L'expérience et les réalisations du candidat;
* L'aptitude au leadership;
* Les lettres d'évaluation des répondants;
* La présentation générale du dossier.

La qualité et l'intérêt scientifique du projet de recherche

Les indicateurs utilisés sont :

* La clarté des objectifs scientifiques;
* La pertinence de la m éthodologie par rapport aux objectifs poursuivis;
* L'originalité du projet;
* La contribution à l'avancement des connaissances dans le domaine concerné;

L'intérêt de la cotutelle

Les indicateurs utilisés sont :

* La section du directeur québécois;
* La lettre d’acceptation du directeur français;
* Les collaborations actuelles ou antérieures des codirecteurs;
* La complémentarité des compétences des codirecteurs;

Qualité du milieu de recherche

Les indicateurs utilisés sont :

* La qualité du milieu d'encadrement;
* L'adéquation entre le projet proposé et le domaine de recherche des codirecteurs;
* Qualité scientifique des codirecteurs de thèse.

Procédure d'évaluation

Le rôle du Fonds Nature et Technologies

Le Fonds québécois de la recherche sur la nature et les technologies administre le Programme Frontenac pour le compte du ministère des Relations internationales du Québec (MRI). Il est responsable de la gestion administrative du volet québécois du programme.

Le rôle du comité d'évaluation

Les demandes admissibles sont soumises à un comité d'évaluation multidisciplinaire composé de quatre membres. À ces personnes, provenant du corps professoral des universités, se joignent, à titre d’observateur, des représentants du ministère des Relations internationales du Québec et du ministère de l'Éducation, du Loisir et du Sport du Québec.

Les comités d'évaluation font l’examen des candidatures en fonction des critères d'évaluation en vigueur et classent au mérite les demandes admissibles.

Le rôle du responsable de programmes

Le responsable du programme du Fonds Nature et Technologies prépare l’appel de candidatures annuel et constitue le comité d’évaluation. Il assure également le suivi de la correspondance avec les candidats, les boursiers et les responsables concernés dans les universités québécoises. Il a en outre le mandat de veiller à ce que les membres des comités respectent les critères d'évaluation en vigueur dans le programme ainsi que les règles d'éthique en usage.

Le rôle du ministère des Relations internationales du Québec

Le ministère des Relations internationales du Québec détermine les orientations et verse la subvention nécessaire au financement du programme.

8. ATTRIBUTION DES BOURSES ET ANNONCE DES RÉSULTATS

Le nom des boursiers admis au Programme ainsi que le nom de leurs universités où ils poursuivent leurs études pourront être diffusés sur les sites Internet du FQRNT, du MELS et du MRI.

Attribution des bourses

Les candidats sont évalués et classés au mérite par les comités d'évaluation. L'offre de bourses s'effectue en fonction du budget et du nombre de bourses disponibles.

Annonce des résultats

Les résultats sont annoncés à la mi-novembre.

Le candidat peut consulter sa lettre d'annonce dans son dossier électronique de candidature. Chaque candidat est alors informé du classement de son dossier et peut imprimer sa lettre d'annonce. Il est formellement interdit de communiquer avec les membres des comités qui sont assujettis aux règles de confidentialité.

LES RÉSULTATS SONT FINAUX ET SANS APPEL. IL N'EXISTE PAS DE PROCÉDURE DE RÉVISION.

9. RÈGLES D'UTILISATION DE LA BOURSE

Les boursiers doivent se conformer à toutes les règles d’utilisation de la bourse décrites de manière détaillée dans le guide du boursier.

Les bourses sont versées pour une période d’une durée maximale de trois années civiles consécutives à compter de l’année à laquelle le boursier est admis au Programme.

Période de mise en vigueur des bourses

Le boursier peut débuter son premier séjour au plus tôt en janvier 2009.

Pour obtenir ses allocations de séjour, le boursier québécois doit soumettre avant le 31 janvier de chaque année, les dates prévues de son séjour en France durant l’année en cours. Toute modification dans les dates effectives du séjour pourrait entraîner une réduction du montant de la bourse.

Lieu d'utilisation de la bourse

Les boursiers de ce programme doivent fréquenter des établissements universitaires québécois et français.

Cumul de bourses

Le cumul de bourses n'est pas permis avec :

* Certaines bourses attribuées par des ministères, des agences gouvernementales ou encore par des organismes subventionnaires du gouvernement français.

Le cumul de la bourse est permis avec :

* Les bourses attribuées par des ministères, des agences gouvernementales ou encore par des organismes subventionnaires des gouvernements canadien et québécois;
* Les bourses provenant du secteur privé;
Les bourses des universités.

10. RESPONSABILITÉ DU FONDS NATURE ET TECHNOLOGIES ET DU MINISTÈRE DES RELATIONS INTERNATIONALES DU QUÉBEC

Le Fonds n'est pas responsable d'aucun dommage direct ou indirect, résultant du traitement qu'il effectue, de toute demande de bourse, de subvention ou autre et, sans limiter la généralité de ce qui précède, n'est responsable d'aucun dommage direct ou indirect, découlant de la divulgation non autorisée par le Fonds de renseignements faisant partie du dossier d'un candidat. En effet, malgré toutes les précautions prises par le Fonds afin de préserver le caractère confidentiel d'informations qui doivent le demeurer, il peut arriver qu'en certains pays où l'information est communiquée, elle ne puisse bénéficier des procédés de protection tels que les procédés de cryptographie asymétrique, de chiffrement ou autres.

Loi sur l'accès aux documents des organismes publics et sur la protection des renseignements personnels

Le Fonds est tenu de respecter la Loi sur l'accès aux documents des organismes publics et sur la protection des renseignements personnels du Québec (L.R.Q., c. A-2.1). Cette loi comporte deux volets. Le premier concerne l'accès aux documents et pose comme principe que toute personne qui en fait la demande a droit d'accès aux documents d'un organisme public. Le second a trait à la protection des renseignements personnels et pose comme principe que les renseignements nominatifs sont confidentiels à moins que leur divulgation n'en soit autorisée par la personne concernée.

11. POUR INFORMATION

Responsable de programmes :

Philippe-Edwin Bélanger

Téléphone :

(418) 643-8560, poste 3447

Pour les candidats de l'extérieur de la région de la Capitale-Nationale :

1 888 653-6512, poste 3447

Télécopieur :

(418) 643-1451

Courriel :

frontenac@fqrnt.gouv.qc.ca

Les bureaux du Fonds Nature et Technologies sont ouverts du lundi au vendredi de 8 h 00 à 17 h 00 (Temps universel coordonné UTC-5 / Heure standard de l'Est).

Prenez note que le Fonds n'accepte pas les appels téléphoniques à frais virés.

Les candidats qui communiquent par courriel doivent fournir un numéro de téléphone où il est possible de les joindre. La priorité est accordée aux demandes d'informations transmises par courriel.

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HLS Announces New Public Service Initiative

In a move that will further strengthen its commitment to public service, Harvard Law School is announcing that it will pay the third year tuition for all future J.D. students who commit to work in public service for five years following graduation. Dean Elena Kagan '86 announced the new program following a three-day "Celebration of Public Interest," which brought more than 600 alumni back to the HLS campus.

Although the program will go into full operation with J.D. students entering the school this fall with the class of 2011, current 2Ls and 1Ls will benefit from a phase-in period that makes them eligible to receive third-year tuition grants of $5,000 and $10,000 respectively. This new initiative will operate in addition to the existing Low Income Protection Plan. Click here for more information on the Public Service Initiative.
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We are called Student Financial Services because financial aid is just one of the things we do. Our office is also home to the Low Income Protection Plan and the Summer Public Interest Funding Program. We help HLS students with billing issues and administer the financial clearance process each term. And we offer a full schedule of workshops and presentations on financial matters that are open to all HLS students and go well beyond financial aid.
Overview of the HLS aid program

Through need-based aid to students and graduates, Harvard Law School provides access to legal education and preserves the broadest range of career choice options in a variety of law-related and public service fields. The JD financial aid program measures the ability of students to pay tuition, fees, and living expenses – and the ability of graduates to repay education loans – and awards need-based aid to all who qualify for assistance.
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Harvard Law School Grant and Loan assistance is awarded on the basis of demonstrated financial need. The School does not award “merit” or “full-ride” scholarships (which typically are not need-based) because these would necessarily reduce the resources available for need-based aid and significantly increase the debt burden of every financially needy student. For students whose demonstrated financial need does not reach the threshold for Law School Grant eligibility, Federal Direct Loans and private supplemental loans are available to meet education expenses. For international students, Harvard Law School Loans are offered instead of Federal Direct Loans.
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Loan repayment statistics show that graduates working in private sector jobs (where the average starting salary for 2007 Harvard Law School graduates is over $150,000) are comfortably able to repay even a significant education debt, and that the percentage of income devoted to loan repayment declines over time as annual income increases. For graduates in relatively low-paying jobs, however, an investment in law school education can turn into an unmanageable repayment burden. The Low Income Protection Plan (LIPP) addresses this problem by extending financial assistance from the Law School for many years beyond graduation. LIPP is an income-contingent loan repayment assistance program for graduates in public service or law-related private sector jobs – in other words, LIPP helps eligible graduates repay their loans. Unlike public interest scholarships, LIPP requires no “up front” commitment to public service work. Any Harvard Law School J.D. program graduate can qualify for LIPP assistance to repay eligible education loans.
Further support for public service

Student Financial Services also administrates the Summer Public Interest Funding program, which guarantees funding to every first-year or second-year student who takes a public service summer job for at least 10 weeks. All students are eligible to participate (whether receiving academic-year financial aid or not), and financial aid recipients are guaranteed a minimum of $5,000 in funding for the summer.
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We want to help you develop a workable plan for financing your education and doing the work you choose after graduation. You can learn more about our program throughout this website, and the Student Financial Services staff is always ready to answer your questions.

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Welcome to the Class of 2011!

The Orientation schedules are now online. Simply select your section from the menu to the right. If you have any questions about Orientation, please contact the Dean of Students office at 617-495-1880 or dos@law.harvard.edu.

***The events on both Thursday and Friday are mandatory. The events Saturday through Thursday are optional but recommended.***
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Thursday, August 28
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Section Dinners with Faculty Leader will occur on Thursday, August 28th.
Friday, August 29

* Section Meeting with Faculty Leader
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* Welcome Speech from Dean Elena Kagan
* Welcome Reception

Saturday, August 30 - 10:30a.m. - 1:00p.m.

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Sunday, August 31

* Super Duck Tours of Boston
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* Outdoor Movie on Jarvis Field

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Activities Include:

* Public Service Orientation
* State of the School Speech by Dean Elena Kagan - September 15th
* Student Journals Fair - September 15th
* Safety Discussion with HUPD - September 16th
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Fall 2008 Course/Book Information: Legal Profession A4 - Professor Wilkins
The materials for this class are Kaufman and Wilkins, Problems in Professional Responsibility for a Changing Profession (4th ed., 2002), Distributions available on the course web site and at the Distribution Center (including several revised chapters of the Kaufman and Wilkins text), and Morgan, Selected Standards on Professional Responsibility (2008 ed.).
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A joint degree offered by HBS and the Department of Economics in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, the PhD in Business Economics combines economic analysis with the practical aspects of business. This degree is primarily intended to prepare students for careers in research and teaching in business administration and related fields of economics. The general management approach of the Harvard Business School is an important ingredient in the program.

The program is distinguished from the Harvard PhD in Economics by its greater emphasis on business fields and its focus on the use of economic analysis and statistical methods in dealing effectively with management problems in these applied business fields. At the same time, it is distinguished from the Doctor of Business Administration degree by its greater emphasis on economic theory and econometric analysis.

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Thursday, Aug 14

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MA - Driscoll holds a bachelor’s degree from Cornell University and a master’s degree from the Harvard Graduate School of Education. For the past two years, ...

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CA - Stanford was behind top-ranked Harvard University and ahead of the University of California, Berkeley, which earned third place, in the Academic Ranking of ...

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A toxic chemical was inadvertently released into the air during a Harvard construction project earlier this month, prompting Allston residents at a special meeting called by the University Monday night to express concern over future health risks as construction continues.

Tuesday, Aug 12

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A toxic chemical was inadvertently released into the air during a Harvard construction project earlier this month, prompting Allston residents at a special meeting called by the University Monday night to express concern over future health risks as construction continues.

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Saturday, Aug 9

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By noreply@blogger.com (Jonathan Eisen) This spring, Harvard’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences voted to enable open access to their scholarly articles in an institutional repository. This vote granted the university the rights necessary to archive and make freely available on the Internet articles written by Arts and Sciences...

Friday, Aug 8

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By Kerry Skemp The Harvard Film Archive wraps-up its Joseph Losey retrospective this weekend with two of Losey's campier films, Boom! and Modesty Blaise. Starring Elizabeth Taylor and her sometimes-husband Richard Burton, Boom! has a long line of defenders eager to declare the movie an over-the-to...

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MA - Between now and the launch, faculty at Harvard Medical School will be contributing un-editable seed content to the site. Medical School professor Anthony L. ...

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By Jim Naughton, co-editor, Harvard Law School Corporate Governance Blog As the hit counter on the right hand side of this blog indicates, our Harvard Law School Corporate Governance Blog has just reached the 2-million-hits mark. Our blog, which was founded in December 2006, has been enjoying robust growth in traffic. The cumulative number of hits on the Blog ha...

Thursday, Aug 7

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By James Yu If we were all given a time machine and a fat envelope from Harvard College, chances are that many of us would take it. Because when it comes down to brand appeal, endowment size, and ability to inspire a tangled matrix of envy and admiration, Harvard is king. But since most of us will never [...]

Wednesday, Aug 6

Rate Former cougar now leading Utes in global education, sustainability

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By Ann Althouse As an undergraduate at Occidental College, for instance, he declined to get involved in student efforts to push for affirmative action and minority hiring. At Harvard, he spoke at a rally in support of students who condemned the school ...

Tuesday, Aug 5

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Certainly, I've also noticed that when some organizations deliberately set out to create female-friendly environments, they seemed to reap a competitive advantage. Unfortunately, there are still only a few organizations that invest the time, effort, and resources in creating thes...

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By Joe Hodnicki Professor of Law AB 1988, Dartmouth College; JD 1991, Harvard University Professor Shaun P. Martin served as an editor of the Harvard Law Review and a general editor of Harvard University’s Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review. ...

Friday, Aug 1

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Thursday, Jul 31

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By Peter Suber The Harvard Office of Scholarly Communication has added two new pages on the OA mandate at the Harvard Faculty of Arts and Sciences:. FAQ for Publishers; Harvard Open-Access Policy Summaries (on the FAS and Law School OA mandates, ...

Wednesday, Jul 30

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By Kerry Skemp The only thing Bostonist likes more than a film festival is an unscheduled one. Two weeks after the Harvard Film Archive showed The Professionals, the Brattle is screening The Swimmer today as part of its "Disturbed Suburbs" series, giving Cambridge residents and Boston movie watchers...

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By Andrew Tuch, co-editor, Harvard Law School Corporate Governance Blog, Writings by three Harvard Law School professors — Lucian Bebchuk, Mark Roe, and Guhan Subramanian – were selected to be among the 10 Best Corporate and Securities Articles of 2007 in the annual poll of corporate and securities law faculty around the country. This is a repeat appearance on...

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When Hurricane Katrina slammed into the Gulf Coast region of the United States in August 2005, it destroyed homes and lives. A paradoxical effect, however, is that the storm's aftermath created an opening in New Orleans for school leaders to consider anew the direction of a low-performi...

Friday, Jul 11

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By noreply@blogger.com (Matthew E. Kahn) The University-wide reduction targets come a year and a half after the Faculty of Arts and Sciences announced plans to reduce its emissions 11 percent below 1990 levels by 2020. The newest announcement won praise from Commonwealth officials who had worked with Harvard on the Allston dea...

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Sunday, Jun 29

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Rate The Purpose of Harvard is Not to Educate People

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The new DBA program in Strategy encourages students to pursue multi-disciplinary research that utilizes multiple methodologies—quantitative, as well as qualitative—to study how companies and industries around the world develop and sustain competitive advantage.

Faculty affiliated with the Strategy group study a wide array of topics. Many of these topics can best be addressed by drawing on both microeconomics, the foundation that has traditionally been used to study strategy, and on other complementary disciplines. For example, work on how managers perceive their strategic choices requires delving into the broad literature on cognition, which itself draws on psychology and the behavioral sciences. Work on non-market strategy and the regulatory environment of the firm might well draw on political science and law. The DBA in Strategy provides students with the multi-disciplinary training required to examine such questions.

Students in the program are expected to master graduate-level microeconomic theory and econometrics. In addition, they are expected to devote substantial time to mastering one additional complementary discipline, such as psychology, sociology, and political science, and developing expertise in research methodologies suited to their particular interests, such as qualitative analysis, designing effective fieldwork, and analysis of survey data.

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The doctoral program in Accounting and Management, at a very fundamental level, focuses on understanding the role of information and measurement systems for:

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This program, leading to a Doctorate in Business Administration (DBA), draws on economic, behavioral, and administrative theory to focus on the firm and its management. Through a combination of discipline- and field-based methods, the curriculum enables students to master concepts and research skills directly relevant to business problems. Candidates must come to understand the point of view of practicing managers and be able to bring theory and careful research to bear in illuminating important business problems.
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Advances in engineering, science, and technology are having profound impact on business. Conversely, business-related issues and economic factors are critical forces that are shaping the development of new technologies. Throughout the intersecting territories of business and technology lie tremendous opportunities for valuable academic studies. A new generation of scholars educated in both business management and technology is needed to investigate and create new knowledge at the interface of these two disciplines.

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A Doctorate in Business Administration (DBA) in Technology and Operations Management concerns itself with a broad range of issues in manufacturing and service operations, including:

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The faculty in this specialization come from diverse disciplinary backgrounds, such as economics, operations research, engineering, materials science, physics, psychology, and sociology. Faculty and doctoral student research integrates discipline-based approaches with a strong field-based, problem-oriented, and managerial perspective. Research themes in this area are diverse in perspective and problem focus, yet are integrated and define the intellectual synthesis the faculty seek to develop. These themes include:

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Through a combination of discipline- and field-based methods, the curriculum enables students to master concepts and research skills directly relevant to business problems. Candidates must come to understand the point of view of practicing managers and be able to bring theory and careful research to bear in illuminating important business problems.
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Research and teaching in the field of Management is at the core of Harvard Business School. The DBA Program in Management focuses on research creating management theory and knowledge that is relevant to management practice. Through a curriculum covering multiple disciplines and functional perspectives and through thesis work that typically includes field-based research, students master concepts and research skills that enable them to do research that is directly relevant to business problems.

Students in Management choose at least one discipline in which to anchor their research, usually economics, sociology, or organizational behavior. Perhaps the most distinctive feature of Management is its multidisciplinary perspective. As the phenomena of general management cuts across economics, psychology, sociology, organizational behavior, and administrative sciences, our students develop discipline-based expertise in at least two substantive domains.

Our students’ dissertations typically focus on innovation, entrepreneurship, general management, comparative organizations, organizational learning, development of influence networks in strategic alliances, and transition from entrepreneurial to professional management in domestic and international settings.
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The PhD in Organizational Behavior trains scholars who are able to draw on the concepts and methods of psychology and sociology in conducting research on behavior and management within complex organizations. Students and faculty give special attention to studies that bridge the gap between research and theory on one hand, and constructive organizational practice on the other.

Offered jointly by the Departments of Psychology and Sociology in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences and Harvard Business School, the program combines training in the theory and methods of psychology and sociology, the study of business administration, and empirical research on organizational phenomena. Students have the choice of focusing their research at either the micro (i.e. psychological, interpersonal) or macro (i.e. sociological, organizational) level.

Drawing on resources from each of the participating faculties, the program prepares students for careers as researchers and teachers. Program graduates will be comfortable working either in disciplinary departments or in professional schools-especially schools of management.
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Introduction

The Faculty of Law at the University of Toronto offers unparalleled opportunities for the study of law. The Faculty is distinct in its commitment to creating a unique intellectual community in which each of its members—students and professors alike—are able to work closely in developing a deep, critical understanding of the strengths and limitations of law and legal institutions in Canada and the world beyond. Many of our graduates go on to shape and improve key institutions in society for the benefit of all.

Enrollment/Student Body in 2007–2008

1,800 first-year applicants
180 first-year places 590 total full time 4 half time
30% minority 51% women
10 Canadian provinces represented over 60 undergraduate schools represented

Faculty

63 full time 60 part time or adjunct
17 distinguished visitors

Our faculty members, representing virtually every area of scholarship, are an exceptionally talented, enthusiastic, and academically ambitious group who regularly help to shape and inform contemporary debate on matters of national and international importance. The Faculty’s scholars enjoy an international reputation for research excellence. As well, the Distinguished Visiting Faculty program and related initiatives bring some of the world's greatest legal scholars, jurists, policymakers, and leaders to the law school. The sheer size of our teaching complement supports a 1:10 faculty to student ratio—one of the best among law schools in North America.

Library and Physical Facilities

over 260,000 library volumes and equivalents
free access to Internet, e-mail, Lexis/Quicklaw, WestlaweCARSWELL, and other databases
over 50 computers in library wireless network for students
5 full-time law librarians renovated classrooms and lounge

The Faculty of Law is housed in two historic buildings, Flavelle House and Falconer Hall, in the center of the city of Toronto, on one of the most attractive parts of the campus. Toronto enjoys an excellent public transit system, which provides quick access to all parts of metropolitan Toronto and is steps away from the front door of the law school. The Bora Laskin Law Library offers students a technologically advanced facility that includes access to the rich resources of the University of Toronto library system, one of the 10 largest research libraries in North America.

Curriculum

degrees and combined degrees available: JD (full time and half time), JD/MBA, JD/MSW, JD/MISt, JD/PhD (Philosophy), JD/PhD (Economics), JD/PhD (Political Science), JD/Collaborative MA in International Relations, JD/MA (European, Russian, and Eurasian Studies), JD/MA (Criminology), JD/MA (Economics), JD/Certificate in Environmental Studies, JD/MA (English)
There are also a variety of exchange opportunities (both work-abroad and academic exchanges) and numerous clinical education placements with clinics as diverse as Downtown Legal Services and Advocates for Injured Workers.

A curriculum of exceptional breadth, richness, and diversity is offered. The first-year curriculum includes those courses that are common to many law school curricula: Legal Process, Canadian Constitutional Law, Contracts, Criminal Law, Property, and Torts. The cornerstone of the first-year curriculum is the small group which permits all first-year students to study one of these subjects with a member of the faculty and 16–18 classmates. It is a goal of the first-year curriculum to introduce students to a diversity of perspectives on law and legal reasoning. This is principally accomplished through the required course in Perspectives on Law. The essence of the course is that during three one-week periods, spread throughout the year, students are introduced to some theoretical and interdisciplinary perspectives on contemporary legal problems such as immigration law, legal ethics, and global health care. Another distinctive component of the first-year program is the Global Perspectives on Law program, which offers an elective course to allow first-years the opportunity to do more advanced work in an area of their choice, including law and equality, civilian legal tradition, Islamic law, and transnational legal problems. The courses in the second and third years are entirely optional and are chosen from an extensive curriculum of over 100 courses. Every student must engage in a substantial legal research and writing project, and a moot.

The law school has a number of vibrant programs and clinics in the areas of public interest law, and law and policy. These include the International Human Rights Program, Aboriginal Law Program, Health Law and Equity Clinic, the Centre for Innovation Law and Policy, Pro Bono Students Canada, and the Clinical Education Program, to name just a few.

Admission for Entry in September 2009

minimum 15 university credits required (by May of entry year)
LSAT required oldest LSAT accepted—June 2005
median GPA—3.8 (85%)
median LSAT score—167 (95th)

About 1,800 qualified applicants apply each year for the 180 places in the first-year class. The women and men who are admitted have normally been honors students in challenging programs during their undergraduate studies. The class that registered in September 2007 had a median cumulative undergraduate average (based on the best three years out of four) of 85 percent and a median LSAT score of 167. We expect the entering class of 2008–2009 to display similar median GPA and LSAT scores. Very few candidates are admitted with LSAT scores below the 88th percentile and cumulative academic averages below 80 percent, unless their backgrounds, other qualifications, or personal accomplishments would, in the opinion of the Admissions Committee, contribute specially and significantly to the class. However, the decision-making process is too complex to be represented by numbers alone since the Faculty seeks students from various ethnic, racial, cultural, and socioeconomic backgrounds; from different regions of Canada; as well as from a range of academic disciplines, careers, and community and extracurricular experiences. These other factors may play an important role in the admission decision. As the diversity, depth, difficulty, and performance patterns indicated by the transcript are always carefully considered, applicants with identical grade-point averages may not necessarily be equally competitive for admission.

All applicants to the first year of the Juris Doctor (JD) program must submit a Law School Admission Test (LSAT) score and must arrange to write the test no later than the February administration before the September start of the program. A candidate whose academic record is competitive for admission, but whose LSAT score is uncompetitive, is encouraged to consider taking the test again. Normally, the best LSAT score is used.

The Faculty has an access and academic support program for Aboriginal people. It also admits mature students (those with five or more years of nonacademic experience). Candidates should refer to the law school website for further information about these categories of admission.

The application deadline is November 3, 2008. The University of Toronto is prepared to consider any requests to submit a late application. Please contact the Admissions Office for further information.

For applications to the 2009–2010 academic year, a score from an LSAT written on or after June 2005 is considered valid.

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The University of Toronto’s Career Development Office (CDO) is staffed by three full-time and two part-time professionals who provide extensive advice and information to assist students in pursuing their unique career goals. The CDO is committed to preparing students for the challenge of finding legal and law-related positions in Canada and elsewhere, and facilitates the on-campus recruitment visits of a multitude of Canadian and American law firms. The law school's strong academic reputation is well-understood by prospective employers. Our graduates enjoy unparalleled success in securing summer, articling, and associate placements at law firms throughout Canada and the United States, as well as in industry, public interest, and government, including clerkships at all levels of Canadian courts. The CDO offers students a comprehensive program of panels and workshops, individual career counseling, interview coaching, résumé reviews, and a mentor program. For students seeking public interest law careers, the CDO provides a wide array of programs and resources, including an information fair, innovative summer fellowships, and a speaker series. The CDO also emphasizes diverse and alternative career opportunities for students seeking to use their legal skills in unique and ambitious ways. Further details are available at www.law.utoronto.ca/programs/cdo.html.

Housing

There are 26 rooms reserved for first-year law students in Graduate House, which is a university apartment complex. View Graduate House at www.sgs.utoronto.ca/gradhouse/. Other housing options include university residences, independent residences, student family housing, and off-campus flats, apartments, and rooms all within easy walking or commuting distance of the law school. Information on student housing is available from the University of Toronto Housing Service, 416.978.8045, www.housing.utoronto.ca.

Financial Aid

Extensive need-based financial aid is available to students through bursaries and scholarships, interest-free loans, and back-end debt relief assistance. With more than $18 million in endowed funds dedicated for student aid, over $3 million in need-based financial aid will be distributed. Domestic tuition fees for the first-year class for the 2008–2009 academic year were $20,155.
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Clifford Henry Coad Edwards, Dean-Emeritus of the Faculty of Law, died in his 84th year on July 5, 2008.

Professor Edwards, born in India and educated in England, practised as a solicitor in London, served as a legal advisor to missions in Nigeria and taught law at Kumasi College, Ghana. In 1958, he joined the small faculty of the Manitoba Law School, of which he became Recorder and later Dean. He led the transformation of legal education that saw the creation of the Faculty of Law as successor to the old law school, the development of its full-time programme and new curriculum, the recruitment of new faculty and the building of Robson Hall.

After resigning the deanship in 1979, he served until 2005 as president of the Manitoba Law Reform Commission. Professor Edwards was at various times president of the Canadian Association of Law Teachers, chair of the Canadian Council of Law Deans, a member of the Board of Governors of the University, a Manitoba representative on the Canadian Uniform Law Commission and a director of the Federation of Law Reform Agencies of Canada. His services to legal education and law reform were recognized by his being named Dean-Emeritus and by his appointments to the Order of Canada, the Order of Manitoba and the rank of Queen's Counsel. But teaching always remained Cliff's great love. His quite recent retirement from the University was only formal as he continued as a highly effective and much loved teacher in the School.Only a few weeks ago, he was hurrying before pending surgery to complete the annual revisions of his course materials and, as always, got the job done. His record of a half-century's service in our classrooms is one that almost certainly will never be matched. His students knew him as an outstanding teacher and wise counsellor and felt privileged his have him as a professor. Cliff felt privileged to have had them as students and to be able to help them forward in their careers. We remember Cliff with gratitude for his service, leadership and friendship and extend our profound sympathy to his wife Kathy, their children and their families, in their great loss.

A memorial service will be held at St. Aidan's Church, 274 Campbell Street, on Friday July 11, at 2:00 pm.

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Welcome students, alumni, researchers, and friends of the University of Calgary Faculty of Law. The freshly-renovated Faculty,housed in Murray Fraser Hall, is one of the most central and technologically-sound buildings on campus. The stunning building renovations, increased student enrolment, expanded curriculum, and addition of new faculty members were all made possible via a realization of goals set in our 2003-2008 Strategic Plan. The Faculty owes much of its success to the generous donors who raised more than $20 million to make the facility and program upgrades possible. >> more

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Dear Christian Milan BOS214F00040.000 N0000425665 @ 025171288 A098927620 US SSN161786326 Form I-90 Form I-797C The United States of America Legal Permanent Resident (LPR) status from The United States of America Department of State of our United States of America Citizenship and Immigration Services of our United States of America Department of Homeland Security American Bar Association Business Lawyer L02773316 American Bar Association Student Lawyer Judge L01432062 Law School Admission Council LSAC L24033516 :

We are delighted to have had an opportunity to meet you at the DC Law School Forum. Miami is an excellent institution and exciting city in which to study law and we encourage you to review our information. To access our 2007-08 View Book, click here; to receive our 2008-09 View Book in September, click here. Additional items which may be of interest to you follow below.

Review our brochure, Law School: 29 Critical Questions to Ask.

Get a glimpse of the many exciting activities and areas of practice in which our students and alumni are involved. Webcasts (audio and video) with alumni, students and other members of the Miami legal community may be accessed online at http://www.law.miami.edu/webcast/index.php.

Apply to Miami electronically through LSDAS (preferred method) or send the application via regular mail. Note: the 2009 application should be available in early August.

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Attend one of our Open Houses this fall (Saturday, October 11 or Tuesday, November 25).

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The Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law

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Hello Christian

I don’t know if you were trying to send us a picture of a document but we can not open this email as well if this is an important document you should not have it on face book people can download this and use it.

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I set up a Facebook profile where I can post my pictures, videos and events and I want to add you as a friend so you can see it. First, you need to join Facebook! Once you join, you can also create your own profile.

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Our office is in receipt of your message. Please read the following information carefully.

To aid in the response time during this busy period, we have included answers to some of the most common questions in this auto-response. If your question is answered by the information below, you will receive no further response from our office. If your question is not included in the information below, we will do our best to respond within 2-3 business days. We appreciate your patience.

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Prior to admission, we encourage all applicants to complete and submit the FAFSA to our school code, 002785.
Upon admission to NYU School of Law, students are encouraged to complete the FAFSA, if they have not already done so, and complete our institutional application for financial aid, which is available through the Admitted Students website. Please contact the Office of Admissions if you are having difficulty logging in to the Admitted Students site. Admissions may be reached at by email at law.jdadmissions@nyu.edu or by calling 212.998.6060.
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3. Is parental information required on the FAFSA or the institutional application?
NYU School of Law does not require parental information on the FAFSA.
However, in order to be considered for our institutional scholarship funding, regardless of age or marital status, parental information is required on our institutional application.

4. What are the deadlines for applying for financial aid as a JD student (i.e. submitting the FAFSA and the institutional financial aid application)?
Admitted students are strongly encouraged to complete both the FAFSA and institutional application by April 1. Students admitted after April 1 should complete the application as soon as possible and no later than two weeks after notification of their admission. If you do not complete the applications by the encouraged deadline, you are not precluded from receiving aid, however, priority will be given to applicants who met the deadline.

5. Do I need to send copies of my tax returns?
Please do not send copies of tax returns prior to our request from our office. We may request copies of both your and your parents' tax returns for verification purposes once an award has been determined. Please If you have already sent copies of the returns, please be advised that, for security purposes, these documents were shredded and may be requested from you at a later date.

6. When will I find out about my award? (JD applicants)
Notification of awards will begin in late-March early-April. Notification will be sent electronically via email to the address you listed in your completed financial aid application. Your award may be delayed if we need additional information from you during our initial review or if you are being considered for a named scholarship which requires an interview.

7. What do I need to do as a prospective LLM student to apply for financial aid?
LLM candidates are eligible to receive merit-based funding as determined by the Office of Admissions. There is no need-based funding from NYU School of Law for students pursuing an LLM degree.
LLM candidates are also eligible to apply for loans, both Federal* and private. The private loan process does not begin until June. In early-June we will have more information regarding the loan programs for next academic year.
*In order to be eligible for Federal loans, you must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident and complete the FAFSA.

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Dear United States of America admitted MD Applicant Christian Milan,

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Please resend your message using a different e-mail address. You e-mail was blank or received in error text. In order to receive a response please resend your e-mail or contact us directly.

If you have any questions or if we can be of additional assistance, please contact us at AMCAS@aamc.org or (202) 828-0600.

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The Liberty University School of Law Washingon DC LSAC Forum

2008-07-17T12:01:00.000-07:00

Dear Christian Milan LSAC L24033516 Forum Participant admitted JD students at The Liberty University School of Law,

We hope to see you at the D.C. Forum!

Admissions Counselors will be on hand at Table 564 to answer your questions about Liberty University School of Law. Find out how this young law school has quickly become competitive in national competitions, has achieved a nearly ninety percent bar passage rate, and whose graduates are working in large and small firms, in public interest organizations, with judges, and in the public sector at all levels.

Distinctively Christian, Liberty’s program of legal education is innovative and rigorous—with a three-year lawyering skills program that is unmatched. Our clinical and externship programs provide numerous opportunities for you to use your new skills, even before you graduate, including participation in cases of national importance.

“What makes a Christian law school?” people ask. At Liberty you will learn from a law faculty with a Christian worldview. The culture of this law school encourages your view that law is a calling to a vocation, a calling to do justice.

Our state-of-the-art law school is located on the campus of Liberty University, in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Central Virginia, 180 miles southwest of Washington, D.C.

I would like to personally invite you to visit Liberty University School of Law. But first, please stop and see us at Table 564 on Saturday. We’ll be happy to chat with you.

Sincerely,

Michael Shin

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Office of Admissions and Financial Aid

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The Harvard University School of Law

2008-07-17T11:58:00.000-07:00

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Harvard Law School offers a limited amount of on-campus housing for law students in a wide variety of housing types from traditional dormitories, suite-style housing, a converted hotel and a few apartments in our wood frame houses. Each of the on-campus options is located in proximity to the classrooms, Harkness Commons (the student center and dining hall), and Langdell Library. All are within walking distance of Harvard Square. All rooms and apartments are fully furnished and are available to all Law School students through a series of housing lotteries and rooms selection processes held during the spring term.
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Gropius Complex - Shaw Hall, Holmes Hall, Ames Hall, and Dane Hall
*Story Hall will not be available in 2008-2009 due to the Northwest Corner construction project.
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* 2008-2009 HLS On-Campus Housing - Preparations are still being made for housing for the 2008-2009 academic year and this website will be updated throughout the spring and summer of 2008. Please find below approximate timelines for applications and the lottery/housing selection.
o Returning HLS Students - The returning student deadline to apply for HLS dormitory housing for 2008-2009 has now passed (Tuesday, April 8, 2008) and the lottery / room selection will be held in mid-April. If you would like to be added to the waitlist, please submit the 2008-2009 Returning Student On-Campus Housing Application. We will be making our way through the waitlist in early June at the conclusion of the incoming student housing lotteries.
o Incoming J.D. Students - The incoming J.D. deadline to apply for HLS dormitory housing for 2008-2009 has now passed (Sunday, April 20, 2008) and the lottery / room selection will be held in early May. If you would like to be added to the waitlist, please submit the 2008-2009 Incoming J.D. On-Campus Housing Application. We will be making our way through the waitlist after the incoming J.D. room selection occurs in early May.
o Incoming LL.M./S.J.D. Students - The incoming LL.M./S.J.D. deadline to apply for HLS dormitory housing for 2008-2009 has now passed (Friday, May 2, 2008) and the lottery / room selection will be held in mid-May. If you would like to be added to the waitlist, please submit the 2008-2009 Incoming LL.M./S.J.D. On-Campus Housing Application. We will be making our way through the waitlist in early June.

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View of Building Welcome to the Harvard Law School Housing web site. Contained within these web pages, you will find information regarding the housing options available for HLS students. Accommodations can be found in a variety of different types of HLS on-campus housing, Harvard University apartments, or in privately owned apartments in Cambridge and the surrounding neighborhoods.
Harvard Law School On-Campus Housing

The Harvard Law School on-campus housing contains 495 residents, nearly half of whom are first-year J.D. students. Harvard Law School offers a limited amount of on-campus housing for law students in a wide variety of housing types from traditional dormitories, suite-style housing, a converted hotel and a few apartments in our wood frame houses. Each of the on-campus options is located in proximity to the classrooms, Harkness Commons (the student center and dining hall), and Langdell Library. All are within walking distance of Harvard Square. All rooms and apartments are fully furnished and are available to all Law School students through a series of housing lotteries and rooms selection processes held during the spring term.

* 2008-2009 HLS On-Campus Housing - Preparations are still being made for housing for the 2008-2009 academic year and this website will be updated throughout the spring and summer of 2008. Please find below approximate timelines for applications and the lottery/housing selection.
o Returning HLS Students - The returning student deadline to apply for HLS dormitory housing for 2008-2009 has now passed (Tuesday, April 8, 2008) and the lottery / room selection will be held in mid-April. If you would like to be added to the waitlist, please submit the 2008-2009 Returning Student On-Campus Housing Application. We will be making our way through the waitlist in early June at the conclusion of the incoming student housing lotteries.
o Incoming J.D. Students - The incoming J.D. deadline to apply for HLS dormitory housing for 2008-2009 has now passed (Sunday, April 20, 2008) and the lottery / room selection will be held in early May. If you would like to be added to the waitlist, please submit the 2008-2009 Incoming J.D. On-Campus Housing Application. We will be making our way through the waitlist after the incoming J.D. room selection occurs in early May.
o Incoming LL.M./S.J.D. Students - The incoming LL.M./S.J.D. deadline to apply for HLS dormitory housing for 2008-2009 has now passed (Friday, May 2, 2008) and the lottery / room selection will be held in mid-May. If you would like to be added to the waitlist, please submit the 2008-2009 Incoming LL.M./S.J.D. On-Campus Housing Application. We will be making our way through the waitlist in early June.

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Programs of Study: Pathways Through the Harvard Law School Curriculum

Harvard Law School offers more courses and seminars than any other law school in the world. This is a tremendous resource, but the large numbers of courses, across a huge range of topics and approaches, also can be daunting to plan your own path through the curriculum. The faculty encourages J.D. students to build on the foundation of the first year with both sufficient focus to pursue deep knowledge and with sufficient curiosity to explore a broad array of ideas about and approaches to law. Pursue your own passions, and also think about how to take advantage of opportunities for advanced work, clinical work, fellowships, and courses elsewhere in the university.

To pursue deepening knowledge and progression as you move through the three years of law school and to create a tool for better coordination and collaboration between faculty members, the faculty has developed "programs of study." Students do not sign up for any program; nor should any student feel compelled to adhere to one. Instead, the programs of study reflect the best advice from faculty about how to approach particular subjects and potential careers. Five initial programs of study follow here with suggestions about how you can navigate our extensive course offerings with a sense of their relationship to different avenues of study and opportunities to move progressively through more advanced work before graduation. The programs of study also encourage groups of faculty members to think through in collective ways the best ways of offering and combining courses and to plan their own teaching programs. The programs of study can give J.D. and L.L.M. students a picture of how different courses and seminars can relate to the work of practicing lawyers and academics, and how clinical work, summer opportunities, and fellowships also enhance your learning and development.

The five programs of study are:

1. Law and Government;
2. Law and Business;
3. International and Comparative Law;
4. Law, Science and Technology; and
5. Law and Social Change.

In the future, groups of faculty members and students may devise programs of study in other fields. Programs of study can include:

1. foundational courses: courses offering context, perspective, skills, and introductory material intended for students with no presumed background in the field;
2. intermediate courses: courses, including clinical opportunities and courses in other schools and departments, that presume the foundational course background and that offer immersion in either a specific subfield or a particular policy or problem area in order to build knowledge, skill, and approaches;
3. capstone opportunities, including seminars, research settings, advanced clinics, and opportunities in other schools and departments, in which students can bring to bear in sophisticated ways the knowledge they have acquired in their prior courses; and
4. information about relevant fellowships and other programs devoted to encouraging scholarship, summer opportunities, pro bono work, and connections with the HLS graduate program.

Beyond any specific program of study, the faculty advises all students to take courses offering exposure to a variety of topics and methodologies. The faculty has long recommended that students consider taking at least one course that offers a particular perspective on the legal system or a distinct way of thinking about law. We continue to recommend such courses, whether in legal history, comparative law, law and economics, and jurisprudence and legal theory.

Note: Constitutional Law is offered in two courses:

Constitutional Law: Separation of Powers, Federalism, and the Fourteenth Amendment (4 credits)

Constitutional Law: The First Amendment (3 or 4 credits)

Students are encouraged to take one or both, and neither has a prerequisite unless a particular instructor so specifies.

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The centerpiece of the learning experience is engagement with the faculty of Harvard Law School, who are among the world's foremost scholars in their fields. Students learn from them in the classroom, through a combination of new and old educational methods, and work with them as well on research projects and other activities. A Harvard Law School education also very frequently includes intensive clinical experiences, exposure to courses and programs of study in the other extraordinary schools of Harvard University, and many rewarding hours devoted to a wide variety of extracurricular activities.

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The Seton Hall University School of Law

2008-07-17T11:52:00.000-07:00

Hello!
My name is David Weinberg, and I am the Associate Director of Admissions at Seton Hall Law.

I am very happy that you have registered to attend the LSAC Forum next week in Washington, D.C. When I began the law school admissions process, I also attended a Forum. I found it to be a helpful tool to learn about law school academic programs, co-curricular opportunities, and career paths. I am confident that your experience at the Forum will be both enjoyable and productive.

I invite you to visit my table (#202) to learn about the opportunities offered by Seton Hall Law. We are located in Newark, New Jersey, just a quick Amtrak trip from the Washington, DC. We offer students a variety of academic areas of excellence, including:

* A strong Public Interest program through our Center for Social Justice

* A nationally recognized Health Law and Intellectual Property focus

* A set of dynamic opportunities in the fields of International Law and Diplomacy

* A solid curricular path in Corporate Litigation and Transactional Practice

I am more than happy to talk with you, not only about what Seton Hall can offer, but also about your questions and concerns about attending law school, and the admissions process in general.

Feel free to be in touch with me before the Forum if you have any questions. (E-Mail works best...I check it often.)

I look forward to meeting you Saturday!

Take care,

David
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Seton Hall University School of Law
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The Hofstra Law School Office of Enrollment

2008-07-17T11:39:00.001-07:00

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Dear Christian Milan jurisdoctorstud:

Congratulations on your decision to pursue a legal education. We look forward to meeting you on Saturday at the LSAC Forum. Seth Kritzman, Assistant Director of Enrollment Management will be available at table number 561 to discuss the many opportunities a Hofstra Law education offers.

It's a great time to be a Hofstra Law student. Our curriculum is innovative; Hofstra is one of a handful of schools requiring students to take Transnational Law in the first year. Our faculty is diverse and first rate scholars who teach with energy and enthusiasm, and our students learn and work in a cooperative environment. Extensive clinical and externship opportunities are also available. You can learn more about Hofstra by visiting our web site at law.hofstra.edu , and speaking with Seth.

Regards,
Noreen A. O'Brien
Director of Enrollment Management - Operations

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Helpful Tips to Conquering a Law School Forum

· Consider bringing a bookbag with wheels for collecting brochures from various law schools.
· Wear comfortable shoes, you will be spending a lot of time on your feet.
· Bring preprinted address labels so you can spend more time asking law school representatives questions and less time completing forms for additional information. Do not forget to include your Forum Registration Number.

LSAC offers additional tips on their "Getting the Most Out of an LSAC Law School Forum" pamphlet available online at http://www.lsat.org/pdfs/2008-2009/gettingthemostofaforum.pdf .

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The University of Denver School of Law

2008-07-17T11:37:00.000-07:00

University of Denver at the Washington, DC Forum
We are excited to hear that you have registered to attend the Washington, DC Forum. To help with your law school research, the University of Denver Sturm College of Law would like to share some initial information with you about our programs and invite you to visit our table at the forum. You can find us at table 620 at the Washington, DC - Marriott Wardman Park Hotel from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Saturday, June 21, 2008.

This is an exciting time at the Sturm College of Law. Our newly constructed green building provides a well planned and comfortable atmosphere with spaces designed to facilitate the exchange of ideas. From our building-wide wireless access to our technologically enhanced training courtroom, our learning environment prepares you for success in an increasingly multidisciplinary and international world.

Here are a few Sturm College of Law highlights:
The Sturm College of Law offers a traditional J.D. program, as well as Master of Law (LL.M.) degrees in several distinctive areas of study. We also offer specialty programs and dual degrees.
Our Student Law Office, one of the oldest and most exciting clinical programs in the country, allows students to begin representing clients beginning in their second year. Under the supervision of experienced faculty, students represent indigent clients in a number of different areas of law.
The Sturm College of Law’s Trial Advocacy program is the first ever to win both the National Civil Trial Competition and the American Trial Lawyers Association Competition in the same year.
The American Bar Association recently honored the University of Denver Sturm College of Law with the organization’s highest award for achievement in environmental law, emphasizing DU’s place among the nation’s top-ranked institutions in the field.
The University of Denver is just ten minutes from downtown Denver, Colorado. Students take advantage of the career-enhancing opportunities available in this city and also enjoy the distinct recreational activities found both in Denver and in the mountains, just minutes to the west. With over 300 days of sunshine and remarkably mild winters, you’ll no doubt find this a vibrant and engaging place to live.

We look forward to seeing you in DC.
“I am very happy with my decision to attend the University of Denver Sturm College of Law. The faculty challenges me intellectually while also preparing me for the practice of law through our Student Law Office and our Pioneer Legal Internship Program. The student body is composed of amazing people and I have made numerous friends that I am proud to call future colleagues.”

Doug Wigley, 3L
Phoenix, AZ

Contact:
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The University of Utah School of Law

2008-07-17T11:36:00.000-07:00

I recently learned of your interest in law school from the Law School Admission Council’s Candidate Referral Service. I am writing to encourage your consideration of law as a career and to invite you to apply to the University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law and visit our table. Our school offers an exceptional academic program that enjoys high national regard. Our student to faculty ratio of 11:1 is one of the best in the country and our total enrollment of only 400 students creates an intimate learning environment. We are located in Salt Lake City, the State capital, county seat and federal seat for courts and agencies, as well as the major metropolitan area for the region. This is ideal for students seeking experimental opportunities in a rich variety of settings.

For more information about our program, do please stop by our table at the Washington, DC Law Forum. We can be found at the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel, 2660 Woodley Road, NW, from 10 AM to 5 PM, Saturday, June 21, 2008. If you mention this email message when you visit our table, we will be happy to offer you an application fee waiver for our school. I look forward to seeing you there.

Sincerely,

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The Chapman University School of Law

2008-07-17T11:34:00.000-07:00

Dear Christian Milan,

You are invited to meet and visit Chapman University School of Law representatives at the Washington, DC LSAC Forum on Saturday, June 21, 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The 2008 DC Forum will take place at the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel, Exhibit Hall C.

My name is Tracy Simmons and I am the Assistant Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid. I will be located at Table #570 to personally talk to you about the opportunities at Chapman University School of Law.

Our faculty is comprised of 40 full time professors, four of whom were law clerks for Supreme Court Chief Justice Rehnquist, Justice Stevens, Justice Thomas, Justice Brenna, and Justice Souter.

Law School Forums are an excellent resource for future law students to obtain advice and gather admissions materials from schools throughout the country. The Marriott Wardman Park Hotel is located on 2660 Woodley Road, NW. For directions to the facility, please check the following LSAC web page:

http://www.lsac.org/Choosing/law-school-recruitment-forums-directions-dc.asp

For more information about Chapman University School of Law, please visit our website at www.chapman.edu/law. I look forward to meeting you at the DC Forum this Saturday, June 21st!

Sincerely,

Tracy Simmons

Assistant Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid

Chapman University School of Law

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The Regent University School of Law

2008-07-17T11:33:00.001-07:00

When
Saturday, June 21, 2008
10:00am - 5:00pm

Where
Table #575
2008 DC Law School Forum
Marriott Wardman Park Hotel
2660 Woodley Road, NW
Washington, DC 20052

Dear Christian Milan:

Thank you for registering to attend the Washington, D.C. Law School Forum.

We invite you to chat with us about the law school admissions process and Regent University School of Law!

Visit us at Table #575 and we’ll waive your application fee.

For now, read about Regent’s integration of faith and law, our great financial aid ranking, and our national moot court wins.

Also explore our faculty which includes former Atty. General John Ashcroft, and check out our student stories.

As you'll see, at Regent, law is more than a profession. It’s a calling.

Questions?

757.226.4584
lawschool@regent.edu

Hope to see you in D.C.!

Bonnie Creef, Director of Admissions

Business | Communication & the Arts | Divinity | Education | Government
Law | Leadership | Psychology & Counseling | Undergraduate Studies
Christian Leadership to Change the World

Contact: Regent University School of Law, 1000 Regent University Drive, RH239, Virginia Beach, VA 23464

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The Hamline University School of Law

2008-07-17T11:31:00.000-07:00

Dear admitted JD student Christian Milan,

Congratulations! You’ve made the life-changing decision to attend law school. Now it’s time to choose the law school where your dreams become reality. Please put Hamline University School of Law on your short-list if the following sounds right for you:

A rich curriculum with twelve concentration areas, including Business Law, Child Advocacy, International Law, Intellectual Property, Public Law and Human Rights, and an Alternative Dispute Resolution program that is ranked fourth in the nation.
A student-centered, collaborative community of learners where faculty and staff are passionate about your success and students are friendly and supportive.
Enriching classroom experience supplemented by hands-on learning opportunities, such as moot court, clinics, and externships in the United States and abroad.
A beautiful University campus set within a vibrant metropolitan area.

I invite you to stop by our table, # 452, during the forum to meet Assistant Dean Shelley Harker and learn more about your opportunities at Hamline University School of Law.

Please visit the Admissions Homepage to learn more about HUSL, request information, or apply online.

Best wishes in your law school search!

Robin Ingli

Director of Admissions

Hamline University School of Law

1536 Hewitt Ave

St. Paul, MN 55104

800-388-3688

www.hamline.edu/law

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The University of Virginia School of Law

2008-07-17T11:29:00.000-07:00

Admitted JD student Christian Milan Coming to the Washington, D.C., Law Forum?

Concentrations
Business Organization and Finance
Commercial Law
Communications and Media Law
Constitutional Law
Criminal Justice
Employment and Labor Law
Environmental Law
Family Law
Health Law
Human Rights and Civil Liberties
Intellectual Property
International and National Security Law
Jurisprudence and Comparative Law
Legal History
Litigation and Procedure
Public Policy and Regulation
Race and Law
Tax Law

Consider a law school consistently ranked among the top in the nation, that has educated generations of lawyers, instilling in them a commitment to leadership, integrity, and community service...

a law school with a faculty of nationally acclaimed experts in their fields who are also outstanding teachers...

a law school famous for its collegial environment, where intellectual challenges are met in a spirit of cooperation...

a law school once identified by American Lawyer magazine as one of only two in the country with graduates practicing in each of the nation's top 100 law firms...

Consider the University of Virginia School of Law.

Stop by Table 200 to talk with a Virginia Law admissions representative, or learn more at our Web site, www.law.virginia.edu

Jason Dugas '01
Director of Admissions for
Communications and Outreach

CONTACT: lawadmit@virginia.edu

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The Franklin Pierce School of Law

2008-07-17T11:25:00.000-07:00

Greetings admitted JD student Christian Milan at The Franklin Pierce School of Law Center for New Hampshire's Attorneys recognized by the United States of America Bar Examination Board and the Law School Admission Council :

Franklin Pierce Law Center, an innovative leader in legal education and the nation's leading pioneer in intellectual property law, will be at the Washington, D.C. LSAC Law School Forum this Saturday, June 21. I invite you to visit us and speak with our representative.

Our table location at the Forum is #406.

Pierce Law, located in Concord, New Hampshire's capital city, offers training for the Juris Doctor (JD) and Master programs in Intellectual Property; Commerce & Technology; and International Criminal Law & Justice; it is ABA and NEASC accredited. Please visit our website at www.piercelaw.edu.

Katie McDonald
Assistant Dean for Admissions

Franklin Pierce Law Center
Admissions Office
Two White Street
Concord, NH 03301
admissions@piercelaw.edu
603.228.9217
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The Saint Thomas University School of Law

2008-07-17T11:23:00.001-07:00

We are in receipt of an email from this account but there is no message contained in the email. Were you writing to obtain our current viewbook and application packet? If so, please respond with your name and mailing address and we will have a packet sent to you right away.

Please feel free to contact me with any questions.

Sincerely,

Leanne M. Polk, Esq.

Admissions Advisor

St. Thomas University School of Law

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The Texas Wesleyan University School of Law

2008-07-17T11:22:00.001-07:00

Dear Christian Milan jurisdoctorstud :

The LSAC forum in Washington DC is this Saturday, June 22 at the Marriott Wardman Park. I hope that you find your time spent at the forum both effective and educational.

While you are at the forum, do not forget to stop by table #102 and meet with me, Deirdre Hughes, Assistant Director of Admissions. I am looking forward to chatting with you and answering any questions you may have about law school, and specifically about Texas Wesleyan Law.

If you are unable to attend, you are welcome to submit your questions directly to our office at lawadmissions@law.txwes.edu or by calling (817) 212-4040.
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The University of California at Los Angeles School of Law

2008-07-17T11:20:00.000-07:00

Dear Christian Milan jurisdoctorstud,

As you know, the Washington D.C. Law School Forum is on Saturday, June 21st from

10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. at the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel (2660 Woodley Road, NW). As a registered participant, you will have the opportunity to speak to many law school representatives.

We would like to personally invite you to stop by UCLA School of Law’s table (#453). Assistant Director Alyson Dinsmore (class of 2002) will be there to answer any questions you may have.

As you may know, UCLA Law is recognized as one of the nation’s top law schools and one of the finest in California. We would like to share with you a few exciting facts about our law school.

· Among the nation’s leading law schools, UCLA is the youngest and the only public law school in southern California.

· 99.4% of UCLA law graduates are employed 9 months after graduation with a median starting salary of $135,000 ($160,000 for those entering the private sector).

· UCLA Law graduates earned the highest bar passage rate in California for the July 2005 exam, with 89% of first-time test takers passing. (86% of first-time test takers passed the July 2007 exam.)

· UCLA boasts 26 innovative and diverse clinical offerings including subjects such as Capital Punishment, Environmental Law, Immigration Law, Mediation, Sports Law, and Trial Advocacy.

· The curriculum includes a number of joint degree programs with other UCLA departments on campus including the UCLA Anderson School of Management where one can earn a J.D./M.B.A. in four years.

· UCLA offers 14 diverse programs and centers such as Business Law and Policy, Critical Race Studies, Entertainment and Media Law, Public Interest Law and Policy, Environmental Law, International and Comparative Law, Sexual Orientation Law and Real Estate Law.

· UCLA Law offers a collegial environment that affords students many opportunities for involvement, participation and leadership in nearly 40 student organizations and 13 student-edited journals covering a broad spectrum of topics and interests.

· The Law School is nestled in a beautiful and safe residential neighborhood less than seven miles from the Pacific Ocean.

You can learn more about UCLA Law by visiting our website at: www.law.ucla.edu. Please feel free to stop by table #453 and introduce yourself. We look forward to meeting you!

Sincerely,

Robert Schwartz

Assistant Dean for Admissions

schwartzr@law.ucla.edu

Karman Hsu

Director of Admissions

hsu@law.ucla.edu

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The University of Michigan Law School

2008-07-17T11:17:00.000-07:00

Dear University of Michigan admitted first year Doctor of Jurisprudence student Christian Milan jurisdoctorstud:

I am delighted that you have preregistered for the Law School Admissions Council forum in Washington, DC, being held from 10AM to 5PM on Saturday, June 21, at the Marriott Wardman Park, 2660 Woodley Road, NW. While you're there, I'd love to have the chance to talk to you about the University of Michigan Law School, one of the nation's oldest and finest.

In addition to an enduring reputation for academic excellence, Michigan Law offers its students an engaging and rewarding law school experience characterized by interdisciplinary coursework, informed by transnational sensibility, and punctuated with highly practical clinical training, all grounded in an environment of collegiality and camaraderie and a setting of unsurpassed architectural beauty. And as one would expect from a law school of this caliber, our graduates go on to challenging careers all over the nation and the world, in all segments of the legal field.

I hope I've told you enough to pique your interest! If so, please stop by table 618 (in the back row of tables, on the right) to learn more. A floor plan is available at http://www.lsac.org/pdfs/2008-2009/dcmap2008.pdf. And in the meantime, you may want to check out our Web site, www.law.umich.edu, which has a lot of information about the many advantages we offer.

Good luck with your law school decision making process, and I hope you'll consider making Michigan Law part of your plans.

Sarah C. Zearfoss

Assistant Dean and Director of Admissions

The University of Michigan Law School

726 Oakland Avenue

Ann Arbor, MI 48104

Telephone: 734.764.0537

Fax: 734.647.3218

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The Willamette University College of Law Candidate Referral Service

2008-07-17T11:14:00.000-07:00

The Candidate Referral Service (C.R.S.) of Law Services
informs us that you are thinking about law school.

Willamette University College of Law

Invites you to visit us at the

Washington D.C. Law School Forum

Marriott Wardman Park

2660 Woodley Road, NW

Washington, DC

Saturday, July 21, 2008

10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Meet Admission Representative: Jeni Lindorfer

Do you have an interest in public service, sustainability and natural resources,

international law, public policy, business law and dispute resolution?

How about obtaining a joint degree JD/MBA

or a Master in Law (LL.M.)?

Ask us about

· Scholarship opportunities

· Clinical Law, Externship, and Mentor Programs

· Law study abroad in Germany, Ecuador, and China

Finally, if you are interested in living an affordable law student life, studying in a highly selective and intellectually stimulating environment and having access to hiking, biking, fishing, world-class concerts, art venues and award winning vineyards all within an hour’s drive or less, then come by and have a chat!

Office of Admission
College of Law
Willamette University

Email Address: law-admission@willamette.edu
Law School Website: www.willamette.edu/wucl
Law Services Website: www.lsac.org

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The Southern California and Western State University College of Law

2008-07-17T11:12:00.000-07:00

The Southern California and

Western State University College of Law

A great place:

To live

To study

To practice law

We are looking forward to seeing you at the

Washington, D.C. LSAC Forum on

Saturday, June 21, 2008!

* * *

Come chat with Janna Noyes, our Assistant Director

of Admissions, at Table 105

and learn why WSU may be the right fit for you.

Application Fee Waivers for those who qualify!

www.wsulaw.edu

Sidney Janoff

Recruitment Coordinator

Western State University College of Law

1111 North State College Boulevard

Fullerton, CA 92831

Tel: 714-459-1105

Fax: 714-441-1748

sjanoff@wsulaw.edu

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The New England School of Law

2008-07-17T11:09:00.000-07:00

Dear DC Forum Registrant Christian Milan, American Bar Association ABA L01432062 admitted JD student and Law School Admission Council LSAC L24033516 matriculated incoming student for the Fall term 2008:

Attending an LSAC sponsored law school forum is an excellent opportunity for you to learn more about applying to, and succeeding in, law school. I encourage you to stop by our table to speak with Zoe Winkler, Admissions Coordinator and G. Eldon Miller, Admissions Coordinator who will be representing New England School of Law at the DC Forum. They will be happy to answer any questions you may have about our law school.

The Forum will be held Saturday, June 21, 2008 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Marriott Wardman Park

2660 Woodley Road NW

Washington, DC 20008

202.328.2000

I hope you will be able to attend the Forum and stop by our table (Table #254). If you would like to learn more about New England School of Law, please visit our website at www.nesl.edu.

Sincerely,

Michelle C. L'Etoile

Director of Admissions
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The Gonzaga University School of Law

2008-07-17T11:07:00.000-07:00

Dear admitted JD student with some transferable United States of America advanced placement credits Sir Christian Milan jurisdoctorstud cmilan485 :

Greetings from Gonzaga University School of Law! As you commit your time to determining which law school will best meet your legal education ideals, we hope you will take a few moments to learn about the opportunities offered by Gonzaga University School of Law. Founded in 1912, Gonzaga University School of Law is located in the sought-after Pacific Northwest region of the United States. This year we welcomed 207 new students from 32 states. Why did they choose to pursue their legal education at Gonzaga?

Academics

The intensity of Gonzaga’s legal program gives our graduates an advantage when it comes to the essential skills the law demands. Expect to be put to the test here. Our program is rigorous and challenging, but we expect you to succeed- and we’ll do everything we can to help you achieve the goals you’ve set for yourself. This commitment to the success of our students is what sets Gonzaga’s law program apart- it’s how we define excellence.

Career Placement

Career Services is your link between academics and the working world. Career Services works closely with legal employers nationwide to fill open intern and associate positions with qualified Gonzaga students and alumni. The value of the Gonzaga JD degree is evidenced in our placement statistics. Over ninety percent of our graduates are employed within nine months of graduation. Whether you hope to practice in Spokane, Seattle, Portland, Los Angeles, New York City, Boston, Washington DC, Chicago (and we could go on), Gonzaga has alums working throughout the country who are ready and willing to advise you on breaking into their legal market.

Gonzaga Culture

Gonzaga University School of Law is a true community. We foster a collaborative learning environment that elicits the individual best from each of our talented students. You feel the difference when you walk through our front doors. Students and faculty alike congregate in our lobby and hallways discussing the topic of a lecture earlier in the day, current world events, summer internship plans or Gonzaga basketball. Student organizations actively promote upcoming speakers, fundraisers for local non-profit groups and social events throughout the academic year. It is this active learning community that our students remember fondly long after their legal studies have been completed.

Location

Gonzaga University School of Law is located on the north bank of the Spokane River in the heart of the downtown Spokane University District. The Spokane/Coeur d’Alene region offers a relaxed lifestyle that our students find strikes just the right balance for the law school experience. When our students are not busy with their studies, a myriad of activities await them. Our four season climate offers incredible opportunities for outdoor recreation enthusiasts who enjoy skiing, golfing, kayaking, snowboarding, hiking and more. Our downtown location offers access to touring Broadway productions, concerts, art galleries, shopping and community events/celebrations. Take a moment to explore the lifestyle our region offers at http://www.visitspokane.com.

Scholarship Opportunities

Gonzaga recognizes the significant financial investment a legal education represents, thus School of Law annually awards nearly two million dollars in renewable scholarships to entering students. All applicants are considered for merit scholarships by the Admissions Committee. Students who have a passion for public service are encouraged to submit a separate scholarship application for our most coveted scholarship award: the Thomas More Scholarship Program provides a full tuition scholarship to highly motivated students committed to public service through the practice of law.

If we have piqued your interest, please take some time to explore our website to learn more about Gonzaga at www.law.gonzaga.edu. I also welcome the opportunity to meet you in person this Saturday at the LSAC Washington DC Law Forum.

Very best regards,

Shannon Dineen-Setzer

Assistant Director of Admissions

Gonzaga University School of Law

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