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Renter's Workshops

Renter Education Forums help ensure you have a successful off-campus rental experience. In these sessions, you’ll learn more about tenant rights and responsibilities, where to find rental listings, what to look for in a lease, how to protect your security deposit, and other essential information you should know before renting

Upcoming Forums: 

  • Wednesday, November 13 at 6 p.m. - Sanford 100
  • Thursday, November 14 at 6 p.m. - 17th Avenue
  • Tuesday, November 19 at 6 p.m. - Middlebrook Terrace Room
  • Thursday, November 21 at 6 p.m. - Bailey Upper Lounge

These workshops are also available, upon request, by filling out our Request a Program Form.

Other Resources:

Careers in Law Fair

Our Careers in Law Fair provides a unique opportunity for students to meet with law school representatives and to explore employment and volunteer opportunities in law related careers, including work with nonprofits and government agencies. In partnership with CLA Career Services and Pre-Law Society, we host over 50 exhibitors in the Willey Hall Atrium, and expect over 500 students to attend the event.

Interested in participating as an exhibitor? Please contact us at [email protected].

Risk Management Programs

Student Legal Service staff present risk management programs to University student groups and associations, including Greek chapters. In general, the program addressing numerous issues relating to “risk management,” and the problems that can arise when an individual or group exercises bad judgment. Students learn how they could be personally responsible for harm caused to another individual, how to make proper choices to reduce the risk of harm, and how to reach their goals and become informed citizens.

This program is available, upon request, by filling out our Request a Program Form.

Business Law Forum

In our Start Me Up program we help student entrepreneurs understand the steps they should take when forming a business or corporation. The program also covers how students can protect their rights in intellectual property.

If you’re interested in having SLS staff facilitate one of this training, please complete our Request a Program Form or email [email protected].

International Students and the Law

In the International Students Right to Work Program, Student Legal Service immigration attorneys assist the international student population with questions related to on-campus and off-campus work or creating a business.

In the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Program, Student Legal Service immigration attorneys assist students with renewals and provide guidance to help students be in compliance with existing laws.

If you’re interested in having SLS staff facilitate one of these trainings, please complete our Request a Program Form or email [email protected].

Conversations on Student Life and the Law

In our Student Conversations and the Law - Your Rights, Understanding Your Civil Liberties program, SLS attorneys can facilitate an in-person open discussion addressing topical legal issues that impact students and the community. 

In our Civil Liberties and Police Encounters program, SLS attorneys educate students about protecting their individual rights during encounters with the police.

If you’re interested in having SLS staff facilitate one of these trainings, please complete our Request a Program Form or email [email protected].

Request a Program

Request a Program

Student Legal Service offers a variety of programs and trainings to University students, staff, faculty, and the local community. As attorneys for students, we are able to provide a unique perspective on those legal concerns that students and administrators face each day. Our existing programs can be customized to fit the needs of your group, or you can send us a proposal for a new program.

If you’re interested in having USLS staff facilitate a program or training, please complete our Request a Program Form or contact [email protected] if you have any questions.