Business Law Society Discussion With Dean Circo and Professor Foster
Business Law Society's first meeting of the semester will consist of a moderated discussion with Dean Carl Circo and professor Will Foster. Circo and Foster will answer questions from BLS students on topics related to business law, with a focus on how law students can best prepare themselves for a career in business law.
The meeting will be at noon Thursday, March 6, in Room 324 of the Law School.
Through the discussion, the speakers will recommend classes for students interested in business law to take as well as what types of clerkships or externships to apply for. The speakers will also introduce the large subsections of business law and describe what a practice in those areas of law is like. The meeting will be open for questions from all students, and Chick-Fil-A will be provided.
Contacts
Nelson Davis,
Business Law Society
407-451-4042,
nbdavis@uark.edu
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