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Texas Undergraduate Law Review

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We are proud to invite you to participate in the newly founded Texas Undergraduate Law Review.

The Texas Undergraduate Law Review’s purpose will be to help guide and shape the next generation of Texas attorneys by raising awareness and encouraging and facilitating academic discussions of law-related issues on the state, national, and international level. It will also be an opportunity for participants to have a published culmination of their work and research.

The only requirement needed to join the Texas Undergraduate Law Review is that participants be undergraduate students attending an academic institution in the state of Texas. Just as the law deals with almost every aspect of society, so too is the diversity sought after for the review – all majors are encouraged to participate.

We invite any interested students to attend our information session on Monday September 26, 2011 in the Black Box Theater (SAC 2.304) at 6:00pm. During the information session, attendees will learn about the purpose of the law review, leadership positions available, goals for the semester and the year, as well as how to contribute their submissions to the review. Additionally, world-renowned attorney and honorary academic sponsor for the Texas Undergraduate Law Review, Dr. Sarah Weddington, will be addressing attendees on the importance of the discussion of law among undergraduates as we prepare ourselves for our future vocations in the legal field.

You will not want to miss out on this wonderful opportunity to delve into serious academic discussion on the legal issues facing our generation on the national stage. We hope to see you on Monday!

For any questions or concerns please contact Philip Wiseman at wiseman.philip@gmail.com.

Students of the World

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Applications are open for next year’s Students of the World teams! Looking for a truly extraordinary internship and summer experience? Students of the World (SOW) is a local non-profit here in Austin that connects the creative capacity of college students with organizations around the world, using new media to capture the work they do and the lives they change. This past year’s UT team traveled to Haiti, where they resided for a month, traveling and capturing the stories of various organizations working in areas from micro-finance to mango and coffee farmers to emergency medical care training for doctors and nurses in Port-au-Prince’s largest general hospital. The other teams traveled to Ghana, Uganda, and the West Bank to do similar work with other NGO’s. If you are interested in journalism, photo journalism, photography, documentary film, multi-media storytelling, graphic design, fundraising, non-profit experience, traveling, cultures, language, telling stories, and transformative life experiences– this is definitely the experience for you. Check it out: www.studentsoftheworld.org.

Computer Science Transfer Sessions

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CS will be holding 4 Internal Transfer Sessions during the month
of October:

Oct. 4th 11am to noon in ACES 5.444

Oct. 6th 3:30 to 4:30pm in ACES 5.444

Oct. 18th 3:30 to 4:30pm in ACES 5.444

Oct. 20th 11am to noon in ACES 5.444

Students can find more information about these sessions at the
following website:  http://www.cs.utexas.edu/undergraduate-program/prospective-students/transfer-cs-another-ut-major

Psychology Transfer Sessions

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Transfer information sessions for the Department of Psychology have
been scheduled for the fall semester.  If you are
interested in applying to the major for the spring semester,
please attend one of these sessions.  (You must attend a
session to be eligible for admission.) The deadline to apply to Psychology for the Spring semester is November 1.

The info session dates and times, as well as the application may be found online:
http://www.psy.utexas.edu/psy/undergrad/udgpgm/appreqs.html.

Apply for TIP Peer Mentor Positions

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Texas Interdisciplinary Plan Academic Peer Mentors are
successful and talented students in the Colleges of Natural
Sciences, Liberal Arts, and Education (Kinesiology Majors
Only) who assist first-year students as they transition from
high school to UT. Academic Peer Mentors are highly trained
and work closely with up to six first-year students to ensure
academic success and promote the TIP small college experience.
Academic Peer mentors serve a mentoring role and have the
option to provide tutoring for introductory courses. Academic
Peer Mentors are an integral part of the staff of the Texas
Interdisciplinary Plan Scholars Program.

More details can be found online: http://www.utexas.edu/tip/MentorAcademy/apply-to-be-a-tip-mentor-for-fall-2012-spring-2013/

Application deadline is Friday, September 23, 2011, no later than 5:00 pm
Submit your application online at:
tinyurl.com/tip-mentor-app

Foot in the Door Auditions 9/7 and 9/8

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Foot in the Door with be having fall auditions this week for “Twelve Angry Men” directed by Caleb Britton and Stephanie Donowho and “The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940″ directed by Emily Neie and Zoe White.

Auditions will be on September 7th and 8th from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the following locations:

September 7th: WEL 3.502
September 8th: WEL 1.308

We hope to see LAHers there!

UT Semester in LA

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If you are passionate about film, television, music or digital arts, and are interested in exploring related careers in the entertainment industry, you may be interested in participating in the UT Semester in Los Angeles Program. Students earn UT in-residence credit, and the program is open to all majors.

UT SEMESTER IN LA PROGRAM
COURSES
• New Media and Emerging Entertainment
• How Hollywood Works: The Business of Show Business
• Inside the Music Industry
• The Creative Process of Film and TV
• Careers in Entertainment (fall and spring only)
• Communication Internship in L.A.

ELIGIBILITY
Applicants must be currently enrolled degree-seeking students in good academic standing who will have:

• Min. 60 credit hours and a minimum GPA of 2.25 by semester of participation;
• Successfully completed RTF 305 “Intro to Media Studies,” or equivalent, by the semester of participation.

APPLICATION
Apply for fall 2012, spring 2013 or summer 2013 in February of 2012. Attend an information this fall to plan ahead.

FALL INFORMATION SESSIONS
Tuesday, Sept. 27, 3 PM
Monday, Oct. 24, 2:30 PM*
Tuesday, Oct. 25, 4 PM*
Wednesday, Oct. 26, 6 PM*
Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2:30 PM

*Executive Director will be on campus.
All information sessions are held in CMA 5.160

MORE INFORMATION
Please visit:  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dFdyNEhaWlV0alc5RWYySWcxYjZ0UGc6MQ.  You have until the following Tuesday at noon to submit and interviews start immediately after.

Echo Literary Magazine

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Echo is now accepting submissions for the 2011 edition! Please submit your poetry, prose, and photography echolitmag@gmail.com. Feel free to submit any number of pieces in any or all of the categories!
Our theme this year is “inSIGHT”. While this is the chosen theme, please do not limit the content that you submit; however, think of it as a general guideline with which you can explore the boundaries. “inSIGHT” can mean gaining a deeper understanding, or it can mean what is physically in view. Perhaps think about how we perceive the world by combining our mental insights with what is actually in sight. Whether you explore the theme through its emotional or through its visual meaning, the possibilities are endless and yours for the taking. We feel you all are a group full of creativity, energy and imagination, and we look forward to a fine batch of submissions.
Sincerely,
The Echo Team
P.S.
If you are interested in helping out the Echo Team read submissions and put together the magazine, please email the same email, echolitmag@gmail.com requesting to be put on the mailing list. We will begin emailing out information regarding reading sessions in the spring semester.

Analecta Staff Applications

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Analecta, the University of Texas at Austin’s official literary and arts journal, is now accepting staff applications for the 2011-2012 school year. Available staff positions include submission readers, design team members, publicity team members, and web publication team members. To apply, please email analecta.ut@gmail.com with the phrase “Staff Application Request” in the subject line. We will be accepting completed applications until Friday, September 16th, 2011 at 11:59PM