1L Classes
Job
Resources/ Extracurriculars
Study Prep
100

This class starts with foxes and ends with mortgages.

What is Property?

100

This organization helps with job hunting and assigns you a specific advisor.

What is the Office of Career and Professional Development (OCPD)?

100

These two people are available for any and all conversations about being at/adjusting to law school. They each have 2 sections of students.

Who are Odetta Clark and Jack Townshead?

100

These people are students who hold regular meetings to review the previous week's class material.

Who are you Dean's Fellows? (/What are Dean's Fellows sessions?)

200

Duty - Breach - Causation - Damages are all the "steps" to keep in mind for this class.

What is Torts?

200

This job fair is a great opportunity to begin interviewing/digging into public interest opportunities early on.

What is Equal Justice Works (EJW)?

200

You have a membership to this place that is generally open 6am - midnight and has daily classes that are included in the membership.

What is the Herbert Wellness Center (on campus gym)?

200

These are documents that you (should) make yourself to study for school. There are plenty of hand-me-downs to be found through mentors/HOPE as well.

What is an Outline?

300

This class tends to be confusing until it the end of the semester, when every aspect gets tied together.

What is Contracts?

300

This organization has a $5K summer scholarship opportunity for public interest work.

What is HOPE? :)

300

This online database is a great research tool that also, if set up properly, earns you rewards for doing research, the points of which can be turned into giftcards.

What is LexisNexus? 

300

This book may become your emotional support book near the LCOMM paper/brief deadline.

What is the Bluebook?

400

This class breaks you into smaller sections and includes a grammar test.

What is Legal Research & Communications? (LCOMM)

400

This government organization has a summer law intern program and a post-graduate honors program.

What is the Department of Justice (DOJ)?

400
These organizations help you dive deeper into additional interests.

What are clubs/societies?

400

These people will help answer citation and research questions and can be used for LCOMM I and LCOMM II research assistance.

Who are the Law Library librarians?

500

Originally from UChicago Law, this class is a staple question-causing class that no one at UM can tell you what it is about.

What is Elements?

500

This newsletter has weekly updates and opportunities for public interest oppportunities.

What is the HOPE newsletter?

500

These people are similar in age but with slightly more law school experience and are here for school/life/anything advice.

Your HOPE mentor/buddy family!!!

500

This study area open only to law students is not actually in the law school but rather is part of UM's main campus.

What is the law lounge?

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