The Texas Undergraduate Law Review is now accepting articles for the second edition that will be published in June. Any undergraduate student attending the University of Texas at Austin is welcome to submit an article, and being published in a journal looks great on a law school application! We require that the submission be from 6 to 12 pages, double-spaced, size 12 font, without graphic materials. You are welcome to use any term papers or portions of your thesis that is related to legal issues. If you are looking for examples, feel free to check out the TULR Monthly that is posted in texasulr.org or Columbia’s ULR –>http://blogs.cuit.columbia.edu/culr/files/2012/12/CULR-Fall-2012-Body.pdf. The due date will be April 21st at 11:59 for first drafts. Please submit your article to texasulr@gmail.com by that time. Any questions can be emailed to texasulr@gmail.com as well.
Evan Smith public guest lecture “The Evolution will be Digitized: The Future of the New News”
On Thursday, March 28th, at 7:30 p.m., Evan Smith will give a talk in the Joynes Reading Room (CRD 007) entitled “The Evolution will be Digitized: The Future of the New News.” Smith is Editor of The Texas Tribune, a non-profit digital news organization based in Austin. The Tribune’s deep coverage of Texas politics can be found on its own website as well as in the pages of the New York Times, and in newspapers, radio programs and TV shows throughout the state. Before co-founding the Tribune, Smith spent eighteen years at Texas Monthly, including eight years as Editor and a year as President and Editor in Chief. This lecture is free and open to everybody. For questions about this event, call 512-471-5692.
Fine Arts Internship & Networking Fair
Arts Internship & Networking Fair on Wednesday, March 20th, from 11am to 1:30pm in Bass Concert Hall, 4th floor lobby. Employers will include The Long Center for the Performing Arts, Blanton Museum, Emmis Austin Radio, Texas Film Commission and many more. Dress is business-casual and all students are welcome.
Latin American Studies Travel Scholarships
The Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies is now offering a number of travel scholarships for study abroad in Latin America, both for summer 2013 and for academic year 2013-2014. For summer 2013, we are offering four to six $2,500 travel scholarships; students must attend a degree-granting institution this summer and return with at least six hours of college credit. For academic year 2013-2014, we will award six $5,000 travel scholarships for semester-long study abroad. The students must attend degree-granting institutions and return with at least 12 hours of college credit.
Applications and letters of recommendation are due on April 1, 2013, without exception. Please follow the link to the scholarship portal:
SUBMIT TO ECHO BY MARCH 20
Been working on a short story or poem? Been taking some photographs?
Submit them to ECHO for the chance to be published in our 2013 Issue. We are doing our best to make this ECHO the best one yet, but the most important part is the content, and for that we need you! Our theme for the issue is “Flux,” but keep in mind that is a loose guideline.
So finish that story, finish that poem, finish those pictures, and submit them to ECHO by March 20.
You can submit your work by emailing echolitmag@gmail.com.
Amorous Mayhew Carlson Liberal Arts Honors Student Council Scholarship
LAHSC will accept applications for the Amorous Mayhew Carlson LAHSC Scholarship from now until April 1.
Email completed applications (link below) to lahstudentcouncil@gmail.com by April 1st. Note that this scholarship, which is for $500 dollars, is only available to LAH students in their freshman, sophomore, or junior year.
Application: AMCLAHSCScholarshipApp
LAH Game Night Tonight
Would you like to play a little game? This time no saws and blades involved! Come check us out at LAH Game Night! at 7:00 pm in CLA 2.104 if you need a study break.
That’s right – you get to hang out in the LAH office after hours.
Nothing’s sweeter for a study break than outwitting your friends at Scrabble or bankrupt them in Monopoly! Or mock them in Cards Against Humanity.
There will also be pizza and drinks.
Undergraduate Research Week
Don’t forget to submit their applications for Undergraduate Research Week! The deadline to apply (March 8) is approaching fast.
For more information about the poster presentations and how to submit an application please visit: http://www.utexas.edu/cola/student-affairs/undergrad/presenting-publishing/Undergraduate-Research-Week.php. The poster presentations for Honor’s Day is on Saturday, April 13.
If you have any questions about research week or the application, please contact Monica Horvat at monicah@austin.utexas.edu.
Texas Union Film Festival TONIGHT Feb 28th
The Texas Union Film Festival (TUFF) is hosted by the SEC Film Committee, and is a festival created by students, for students. LAHer Tara Timinsky is co-director of the TUFF! Come support filmmakers at UT!
When: Tonight, Feb. 28th
Time:
6:00-6:45: Pre-festival Reception on the Union Patio
Listen to live music, eat food, walk down a red carpet, take pictures and interview with media coverage
7:00-8:30: The Film Festival in the Union Theater
Come watch the works of talented students at UT
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