Greetings:
This is a message for all first-year law students concerning elective
selection & scheduling for Spring 2009.
As you know, in the Spring 2009 Semester, you will be randomly assigned
to sections of: Property (4 credits); Introduction to Criminal Procedure
(3 credits); Constitutional Law I (3 credits) and Legal Research &
Writing II (2 credits). You will also choose an elective
course.
As of today, Thursday, November 13th, the Spring Semester 2009 Elective
Selection Form and pertinent information is available on-line at the
following web-page:
http://www.law.wisc.edu/academics/courses/electives-spring-1l.html
(I had announced previously that the form would be put in your hang-file,
but this is a more expedient delivery method.)
Please read the information contained on the web-page, print-out and
complete the Elective Selection Form, and return the form to Room 5106 by
no later than 4:30 p.m., Friday, November 21st. (That is, next
Friday.)
Do not neglect to complete and return this important form by the November
21st deadline. Once all schedules have been assigned, the Law
School will inform all first-years when and how to register for your
Spring 2009 courses.
Finally, please recall that, as stated in my e-mail of last week: (1) IF
you will have (a) special scheduling needs based on
extraordinary/compelling circumstances or (b) will be a part-time
student in Spring 2009, you must submit a letter detailing your need,
along with any relevant supporting documentation (such as a letter from
your employer) by Friday, November 14th (that is,
tomorrow). Your request should be submitted to me,
Assistant Dean Kevin Kelly, either by placing it in my 5th Floor mailbox,
or mailing it to me at: University of Wisconsin Law School, 975 Bascom
Mall, Madison, WI 53706. No phone calls or emails in this regard will
entertained. (Note: if you are a part-time student who will not
be taking an elective, you can note this fact on the elective selection
form you submit).
Thank you for your attention.
K. M. Kelly
Assistant Dean (Curriculum)
Submitted by Kevin Kelly on November 13, 2008
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