Spring 2015 Schedule Revised: 10/10/2014

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1 Spring 2015 Schedule Revised: 10/10/2014 # Course # Course Title REQUIRED COURSES Limit Cr Time Day Grade ethod *2 Instructor Full-Time (FIRST YEAR-REQUIRED) Civil Procedure II *1 *4(Prereq-601) Cntl'd 3 1:10-2:40P TF E Anderson Civil Procedure II *1 *4(Prereq-601) Cntl'd 3 1:10-2:40P TF E oritz Criminal Law (assigned by Dean's Office) *4 Cntl'd 3 1:10-2:40P W E Rich Criminal Law (assigned by Dean's Office) *4 Cntl'd 3 8:50-10:20 A WF E Cole LARW II *1*4 (Prereq 619) Cntl'd 2 8:50-10:50 A O cburney LARW II *1*4 (Prereq 619) Cntl'd 2 8:50-10:50 A O orath LARW II *1*4 (Prereq 619) Cntl'd 2 3:15-5:15 P T O Cohen Property *4 Cntl'd 4 10:00A - 12:00P TTh E Barnes Property *4 Cntl'd 4 1:00-2:00P 3:15-5:15P W Th E Lee Problem Solving Workshop *4*8 Cntl'd 2 9:00A - 4:00P TWTh O cburney Problem Solving Workshop *4*8 Cntl'd 2 9:00A - 4:00P TWTh O Spring Problem Solving Workshop *4*8 Cntl'd 2 9:00A - 4:00P TWTh O Lavoie Problem Solving Workshop *4*8 Cntl'd 2 9:00A - 4:00P TWTh O Gaughan Legislation and Regulation *4 Cntl'd 2 1:00-3:00P TBA Lavoie Legislation and Regulation *4 Cntl'd 2 10:00A - 12:00P T TBA Lavoie Legislation and Regulation *4 Cntl'd 2 3:15-5:15P TBA oritz Full-Time (SECOND YEAR-REQUIRED) Professional Responsibility :15-4:45P TW E Belsky Part-Time (FIRST YEAR-REQUIRED) 6:40-8:05P Criminal Law (assigned by Dean's Office) *4 Cntl'd 3 8:50-10:10P Th E Rich LARW II *1*4 (Prereq 619) Cntl'd 2 6:40-8:40 P Th O Strong LARW II *1*4 (Prereq 619) Cntl'd 2 6:40-8:40 P Th O Shaver Property *1*4 Cntl'd 4 8:10-10:10P 7:30-9:30P W E Lee Problem Solving Workshop *4*21 Cntl'd 2 6:00-9:00P TWTh O Lee Part-Time (SECOND YEAR-REQUIRED) Civil Procedure II *1 (Prereq-601) :40-8:05 P 8:10-9:40 P W E Genetin Professional Responsibility :10-9:40P 6:40-8:05P W E Sahl ADDITIONAL REQUIRED Constitutional Law II (Prereq-603) :45A-12:15P TF E Rich Constitutional Law II (Prereq-603) :50-10:20A W E Huhn Constitutional Law II (Prereq-603) :40-9:40P Th E Belsky Pro Bono Service Requirement *19 N/A 0 N/A N/A O Sahl, Joann Advanced Legal Research *10 (28 crs complete ) *10 *10 E & O Lenart Legal Drafting (Litigation drafting) (Prereq-619&620) :00-2:00P O Strong Legal Drafting (Judicial drafting) (Prereq-619&620) :15-4:15P W O orath Legal Drafting (Contract drafting) (Prereq-619&620) :40-9:40P T O Cohen Legal Drafting (Litigation drafting) (Prereq-619&620) :10-6:10P Th O Shaver DAY & EVENING - GENERAL WRITING REQUIREENT SECTIONS * CREDIT HOURS TO FULFILL GWR STUDENT UST REGISTER FOR BOTH THE ELECTIVE COURSE AND APPROPRIATE GWR BELOW GWR for Individual Studies & Research *12*15 Cntl'd 0 N/A N/A P Jordan GWR for Law Review *12*15 Cntl'd 0 N/A N/A P oritz GWR for oot Court *12*15 N/A 0 N/A N/A P Dessin GWR for iscellaneous *12*15 Cntl'd 0 N/A N/A P Jordan GWR for International Intellectual Property *12*15 N/A 0 N/A N/A P Lipton GWR for International Business Transactions *12*15 N/A 0 N/A N/A P Baumgartner GWR for Advanced Constitutional Law *12*15 N/A 0 N/A N/A P Huhn GWR for Law & Literature *12*15 N/A 0 N/A N/A P Genetin GWR for LL.. Thesis *12*15 N/A 0 N/A N/A P Lipton

2 Spring 2015 Schedule Revised: 10/10/2014 INTERSESSION COURSES # Course No. Course Title Limit Cr Time Day Grade*2 ethod Instructor Sem: General ediation Training *24 1 8:30A-4:45P T O otz Sem: Corporate Legal Dept. Skills Development * *25 *25 O & P Krull Sem: Divorce ediation Training *24 3 8:30A-4:45P FSTThF O otz OHIO BAR EXA TRACK ELECTIVES # Course No. Course Title Limit Cr Time Day Grade*2 ethod Instructor Secured Transaction :10-2:40P W E Gibson Secured Transaction :40-9:40P T E Gibson Corporations :45A - 12:15P W E Padfield Corporations :40-9:40P Th E Padfield Remedies :50-10:20A WF E Cravens Remedies :40-9:40P E Cravens SECOND, THIRD & FOURTH YEAR DAY/EVENING ELECTIVE COURSES # Course No. Course Title Limit Cr Time Day Grade*2 ethod Instructor Accounting & Finance from Lawyer's Perspective :15-4:45 P Th E Newman Administrative Law :40-9:40 P W E Jordan Contracts Law/Writing Lab Cntl'd 2 10:00A - 12:00P W O Palmer Contracts Law/Writing Lab Cntl'd 2 10:00A - 12:00P F O Banks Contracts Law/Writing Lab Cntl'd 2 6:00-8:00P O Curtis Seminar in Pretrial Advocacy :40-9:40P T O Anderson Interstate Practice: Conflict of Law :40-9:40P T E Baumgartner Law & Psychiatry :00-7:00P E Noffsinger Individual Taxation :40-9:40P W E Dessin Supreme Court Seminar :00-6:00P O & P Anderson Juvenile Law :40-9:40P Th P & E Bailey Law Firm Administration Seminar :15-6:15P T TBA Hightower Drafting for Estates :40-9:40P T O&P aguire UCC - Sales :10-3:10P T E Dessin Sem: Business Planning :10-6:30P W TBA Vyas Advanced Legal Applications *9 Cntl'd 3 1:00-4:00P F O Reeves Advanced Legal Applications *9 Cntl'd 3 6:40-9:40P W O Reeves Real Estate Law :40-9:40P E Barnes Sem: Food & Drug Law :45A - 12:15P TTh P VanTassel Sem: Law & Literature :45A - 12:15P TTh P Genetin Sem: Animal Law :30-6:30P W P orath/strong Sem: International Business Transactions :00-6:30P W P Baumgartner Sem: Family Law Practicum :30-6:30P W P Schneider Sem: Real Estate Finance :15-6:15P T P Barnes Sem: Valuation of Firms & IP :00-5:00P Th O Gaughan Sem: Oil & Gas Law :40-9:40P W P Caldwell/Watts Sem: Financial Accounting * :20-7:50P W E Song Sem: Contemporary Accounting Issues * :10-10:40P T E Wang Sem: Estate Planning * :20-7:40P E Burke Sem: Advanced Constitutional Law *7 (via WWW) (Prereq-603&604) :40-9:40P Th P Huhn Wills, Trusts, & Estates II Prereq :40-9:40P Th E Newman Trial Advocacy I (Prereq-608) :40-9:40P O Cole Trial Advocacy II (Prereq-690) :00A - 12:00P Th O Cole Health Law II :00-6:00P F E Goff Health Law III :00-5:00P W E VanTassel Health Law Externship :40-9:40P O Glessner

3 Spring 2015 Schedule Revised: 10/10/2014 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY COURSES (JD & LL) Copyright Law :15-4:45P TTh E Vacca Licensing Intellectual Property :40-9:40P E Schweikert International Intellectual Property Law Prereq-800 or inst.permission :10-6:30P W E Lipton Patent Prosecution :40-9:40P T E Rockhill International Patent Prosecution * *22 *22 O Hornickel Patent Claim Construction :00A - 12:00P T O&P Kahrl Intellectual Property asters Thesis Cntl'd 6 N/A N/A P Lipton Sports Law :15-4:45P Th P Sahl Intellectual Property Clinic *12*17* :00-3:00P W O Wilson, Bruce IP Individual Studies & Research *6 Cntl'd 3 N/A N/A P Lipton LAW REVIEW/ADVOCACY TEAS/CLINICAL SEINARS Law Review Internship/Staff *5 *12*18 Cntl'd 2 N/A N/A O oritz Law Review Senior Staff *12*13*18(Prereq-656) Cntl'd 0 N/A N/A O Genetin Law Review Senior Staff *12*13*18(Prereq-656) Cntl'd 2 N/A N/A O Genetin Law Review Editorial Board *12*14*18(Prereq-656) Cntl'd 0 N/A N/A O Genetin Law Review Editorial Board *12*14*18(Prereq-656) Cntl'd 2 N/A N/A O Genetin Advocacy Teams - Trial *11 *12*18 Cntl'd 1 N/A N/A O Banks Advocacy Teams - Trial *11 *12*18 Cntl'd 2 N/A N/A O Banks Advocacy Teams - Appellate *11 *12*18 Cntl'd 1 N/A N/A O Dessin Advocacy Teams - Appellate *11 *12*18 Cntl'd 2 N/A N/A O Dessin Clinical Seminar I - External Placement *3 *12* TBA TBA O Spring Clinical Seminar I - External Placement *3 *12* TBA TBA O Spring Clinical Seminar I - SEED *3*12*16*18 Cntl'd 2 TBA TBA O Spring Clinical Seminar I - SEED *3*12*16*18 Cntl'd 3 TBA TBA O Spring Clinical Seminar I - Civil Litigation Clinic *3 *12 * TBA TBA O Sahl, Joann Clinical Seminar I - Civil Litigation Clinic *3 *12 * TBA TBA O Sahl, Joann Clinical Seminar II *3*12*18(Prereq-696) 20 2 TBA TBA O Vyas Clinical Seminar II *3*12*18(Prereq-696) 20 3 TBA TBA O Vyas INDIVIDUAL STUDIES & RESEARCH SECTIONS *6 -- 2/3 CREDIT HOURS Ind Studies & Research (see isty Franklin) *6 Cntl'd 2 N/A N/A P Jordan Ind Studies & Research (see isty Franklin) *6 Cntl'd 3 N/A N/A P Jordan

4 Spring 2015 Schedule Revised: 10/10/2014 *1 602 & 620 *2 *3 696,697 *4 *5 656 *6 698 & 898 * *8 665 *9 673 * SPRING 2015 SEESTER SCHEDULE ENDNOTES All students must register for the same section (001,002 or 801) as you sucessfully completed (achieving a D- or higher) in the Fall. Grade ethod: E= exam; P=papers; O=other. Other may be any combination of assignments, papers, presentations, etc. The professor Successful completion of 28 or more semester credits and permission of instructor. You UST contact Director of Placements to set up a placement no later than November 7, This is a combination of a clinical work experience and a classroom component. Part I emphasizes legal interviewing, legal drafting, and negotiation. Part II entails a clinical work experience. Part II is not required, but Part II may not be taken unless Part I has been successfully completed. Clinical Seminar may be repeated up to 6 credits. The Dean's Office will register all first year students for the Spring 2015 semester. This course cannot be repeated. Course work will span Spring and Fall Semesters. Completion of First Year and invitation by Law Review. See Law Review Editor-in-Chief for further details. ay be repeated to 6 credits but not more than one section in any one academic term. Student must be in good academic standing. Sections open to both Day and Evening students. is controlled. Obtain applications by visiting: This course may be used to fulfill the General Writing Requirement only with the Associate Dean's permission. Sem: Advanced Constitutional Law will be offered entirely online at the times listed on the schedule. Under ABA Standard 306(e) states that students have to complete 28 credit hours before they can take this course. The prerequisites for this course include Constitutional Law I and Constitutional Law II. Problem Solving Day sections will take place January 5-8, 2015 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Students not required to take Advanced Legal Applications who have a GPA of 2.5 or below, can petition for enrollment into the class by contacting Assistant Dean Donna Palmer. The ALR course consists of a series of required and elective modules. A total of 14 module hours must be completed to earn credit for this required course. Students must take the two required modules the semester they initially register for ALR. Elective modules can be taken any semester after registering and before graduation. odules will be offered at different times as posted. Additional information about ALR is available at Under ABA Standard 306(e) states that students have to complete 28 credit hours before they can take this course. If you have registered in a previous semester and have received an "IP" DO NOT register again. * *12 * & 657 * * * &005 * , 657, 658, 694, *18 696, 697, & 896 * *20 * , & * Open only to members or alternates of one of the advocacy teams representing the law school in intermural regional and/or national competitions. Total credits for 694, 695 not to exceed 4. Registration will be completed by the Dean's Office. The following are credit/non-credit courses: 610, 613, 618, 656, 657, 658, 694, 696, 697, 896 This course can be repeated up to 4 credits. This course cannot be repeated. Prerequisite is Law Review Internship/Staff, 9200:656 and election to Editorial Board. Each student must enroll in the GWR and accompanying course at least 1 semester prior to his or her final semester before graduation. See information packet for specific deadlines. The GWR for Individual Studies & Research (ISR) must be authorized, in advance, by the Instructor of Record. Obtain information packets for GWR & ISR at: Successful completion of 28 credit hours, Basic Business Associations (626) OR Corporations (633) AND permission of SEED Director, Gary Prerequisite: at least one of the following coures: Introduction to Intellectual Property; Trademark Law; or Trademark Prosecution Total credits for all Clinical Seminars, Advocacy Teams and Law Review may not exceed 12 hours. This course is required for graduation and students should enroll either during the semester in which the student received credit for completing the pro bono service requirement, or for the last semester of the student's enrollment, whichever comes first. These courses are cross-listed with the College of Business Administration. The dates, times and locations are arranged through CBA. Problem Solving Evening sections will take place December 8-11, 2014 from 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. and January 5-8, 2015 from 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. This class will meet on Saturday, January 17, 2015 from 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. and again on Saturday, January 24, 2015 from 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. * : & Offered through the Center for Family Studies. Course are offered in the Intersession between Fall and Spring semester. They are considered Spring courses and must receive approval to register. Students must complete the "Request to Transfer Graduate Credits" form and obtain signatures prior to registering for this course. Since these are Spring courses you must receive approval if registration causes a course overload. Both the Request and Overload Approval Forms can be located at: Sem: Corporate Legal Departments Skills Development is offered during the Intersession between Fall and Spring semester. This course * will meet January 5-9, 2015 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. This course is considered a Spring course and therefore students must receive approval if registration for this courses causes an overload. The Overload Request Form can be located at: Students may not register for more than one class for any given class period. Failure to comply with this policy will result in the administrative withdrawal from ALL conflicting classes. Re-registration for dropped courses will be based on seat availability only. NOTE: RIGHT TO ALTER, AEND OR CANCEL RESERVED. SPRING 2015 SEESTER CLASSES BEGIN: onday, January 12, 2015 LK Holiday: onday, January 19, 2015 Period UST be made up President's Day: LAW CLASSES HELD: onday & Tuesday, February 16 & 17, 2015 Spring Break: onday - Sunday, arch 23-29, 2015 es Resume: onday, arch 30, 2015 Last Instructional Day: Friday, April 24, 2015 Reading Period: Saturday - Tuesday, April 25-28, 2015 Exam Period: Wednesday - Saturday, April 29 - ay 9, 2015 Summer Intersession I: Sunday - Sunday, ay 10-25, 2015 Law Commencement: Sunday, ay 17, 2015

5 # Course # Course Title REQUIRED COURSES (Pre- Req.) Cr Time Day Grade ethod *2 Instructor Full-Time (FIRST YEAR-REQUIRED) Civil Procedure II *1 *4(Prereq-601) 3 10:45-12:15P W E Anderson Civil Procedure II *1 *4(Prereq-601) 3 8:50-10:20A WF E Genetin Contracts II *1 *4(Prereq-605) 2 1:10-3:10P T E Gibson Contracts II *1 *4(Prereq-605) 2 8:50-10:50A Th E Dessin Criminal Law (assigned by Dean's Office) *4 3 1:10-2:40P W E Robbins Criminal Law (assigned by Dean's Office) *4 3 3:15-4:45P Th E Cole Property II *1*4 (Prereq-614) 3 10:45-12:15P TTh E Barnes Property II *1*4 (Prereq-614) 3 1:10-2:10P TWF E Lee LARW II *1*4 (Prereq 619) 2 3:15-5:15P T O Cohen LARW II *1*4 (Prereq 619) 2 8:50-10:50A O Shaver LARW II *1*4 (Prereq 619) 2 2:30-4:30P F O cburney Full-Time (SECOND YEAR-REQUIRED) Constitutional Law II *1 (Prereq-603) 3 10:45-12:15P WF E Huhn Constitutional Law II *1 (Prereq-603) 3 1:10-2:40P WF E Rich Constitutional Law II *1 (Prereq-603) 3 8:50-10:20A TTh E Belsky Professional Responsibility 3 1:10-2:40P W E Belsky Professional Responsibility 3 8:50-10:20A W E Sahl Part-Time (FIRST YEAR-REQUIRED) Contracts II *1*4 (Prereq-605) 2 6:40-8:40P W E Vacca Criminal Law (assigned by Dean's Office) *4 3 6:40-9:40P E Rich LARW II *1*4 (Prereq 619) 2 6:40-8:40P Th O orath LARW II *1*4 (Prereq 619) 2 6:40-8:40P Th O Strong Part-Time (SECOND YEAR-REQUIRED) Civil Procedure II *1 (Prereq-601) 3 8:10-9:40P 6:40-8:05P W Th E oritz 8:10-9:40P Constitutional Law II *1 (Prereq-603) 3 6:40-8:05P 6:40-8:05P 8:10-9:40P W E Huhn Th E Belsky Professional Responsibility 3 ADDITIONAL REQUIRED Pro Bono Service Requirement *19 0 N/A N/A O Sahl, Joann Advanced Legal Research *10 (28 crs complete ) 1 *10 *10 E & O Lenart Legal Drafting (Litigation drafting) (Prereq-619&620) 1 10:45-11:45 T O Strong Legal Drafting (Litigation drafting) (Prereq-619&620) 1 10:45-11:45 Th O Shaver Legal Drafting (Judicial drafting) (Prereq-619&620) 1 5:10-6:10 O orath Legal Drafting (Contract drafting) (Prereq-619&620) 1 6:40-7:40 Th O Cohen Legal Drafting (Prereq-619&620) 1 6:40-7:40 T O cburney DAY & EVENING - GENERAL WRITING REQUIREENT SECTIONS * CREDIT HOURS TO FULFILL GWR STUDENT UST REGISTER FOR BOTH THE ELECTIVE COURSE AND APPROPRIATE GWR BELOW. Cntrld GWR for LawRev.Internship/Staff *12*15 0 N/A N/A P Genetin Cntrld GWR for Ind Studies & Research (see Terri Bisesi) *12*15 0 N/A N/A P Jordan Cntrld GWR for isc es (See Terri Bisesi) *12*15 0 N/A N/A P Jordan GWR for Administrative Law (in addition to exam) *12*15 0 N/A N/A P Jordan GWR for Law & Psychiatry *12*15 0 N/A N/A P Noffsinger GWR for Firearms Regulations *12*15 0 N/A N/A P oritz GWR for Advanced Litigation Practices *12*15 0 N/A N/A P Genetin GWR for Law, orals & Prof. Responsibility *12*15 0 N/A N/A P Sahl GWR for Trade Secrets *12*15 0 N/A N/A P Vacca GWR for Banking Law *12*15 0 N/A N/A P Gibson INTERSESSION COURSES (Pre- Grade*2 # Course No. Course Title Req.) Cr Time Day ethod Instructor Sem: General ediation Training *24 1 *24 *24 O otz Sem: Divorce ediation Training *24 3 *24 *24 O otz Sem: Corporate Legal Dept. Skills Development *25 3 8:00A-5:00P -F P&O Krull Sem: Problem Solving Workshop *7* :30-6:00P -F P&O Lee OHIO BAR EXA TRACK ELECTIVES (Pre- Grade*2 # Course No. Course Title Req.) Cr Time Day ethod Instructor Payment Systems 3 10:45-12:15P TTh E Lavoie Payment Systems 3 6:40-9:40P Th E Lavoie Corporations 3 10:45-12:15P W E Padfield Corporations 3 6:40-9:40P T E Padfield Remedies 3 10:45-12:15P F E Thomas Remedies 3 6:40-9:40P W E Thomas

6 SECOND, THIRD & FOURTH YEAR DAY/EVENING ELECTIVE COURSES (Pre- Grade*2 # Course No. Course Title Req.) Cr Time Day ethod Instructor Accounting & Finance from Lawyer's Perspective 3 6:40-9:40P W E Newman Administrative Law 3 6:40-9:40P E Jordan Cntrld Contracts Law/Writing Lab 2 1:10-3:10P W O Palmer Cntrld Contracts Law/Writing Lab 2 3:15-5:15P O Banks Cntrld Contracts Law/Writing Lab 2 6:40-8:40P O Curtis Seminar in Pretrial Advocacy 3 1:00-4:00P T O Anderson Seminar in Pretrial Advocacy 3 6:40-9:40P O Anderson Interstate Practice: Conflict of Laws 3 5:00-6:30P TTh E Baumgartner Law & Psychiatry 2 5:00-7:00P E Noffsinger Juvenile Law 3 6:40-9:40P Th E Bailey International Law 3 6:40-9:40P E Baumgartner Law Firm Administration Seminar 2 4:15-6:15P W TBA Hightower Substantial Skills: Drafting for Estates 3 6:40-9:40P T O&P aguire Cntrld Advanced Legal Applications *9 3 1:00-4:00P F O Reeves Cntrld Advanced Legal Applications *9 3 6:40-9:40P Th O Reeves Real Estate Law 3 3:00-6:00P W E Barnes Sem: Firearms Regulations 3 10:45-12:15P W P oritz Sem: Advanced Litigation Practices 3 3:15-4:45P W P Genetin Sem: Banking Law 3 3:15-6:15P P Gibson Sem: Law, orals & Professional Responsibility 3 3:00-6:00P T P Sahl Sem: Oil & Gas Law 3 6:40-9:40P W P Caldwell/Watts Sem: Family Law Practicum 2 4:30-6:30P W P Schneider Sem: Franchising 3 5:10-6:30P TTh P & E Dub Sem: Biodiversity/Climate 3 6:40-9:40P T E Robbins Estate Planning *20 3 5:20-7:50P E Burke Financial Accounting *20 3 8:10-10:40P T E Song Contemp Accounting Issues *20 3 8:10-10:40P T E Tax Accounting *20 3 5:20-7:50P Th E Taxation of Trans in Property *20 3 5:20-7:50P T E State & Local Taxation *20 3 8:10-10:40P Th E Legal Landmines for Entrepreneurs 2 5:20-7:20P Th E Spring Problem Solving Workshop *12*14 3 6:40-8:40P T E Lee Wills, Trusts, & Estates II Prereq :45-12:15P TTh E Newman Trial Advocacy I (Prereq-608) 3 9:00-12:00P F O Cole Trial Advocacy I (Prereq-608) 3 6:40-9:40P Th O Cahoon/Ray Trial Advocacy II (Prereq-690) 3 6:40-9:40P W O Cole Trial Advocacy II (Prereq-690) *23 3 *23 O Rickett/Rickett Health Law II 3 9:00-12:00P S E Goff Health Law III 2 3:00-5:00P T E VanTassel Health Law Externship 3 TBA TBA O Glessner INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY COURSES (JD & LL) Trade Secrets 3 3:15-4:45P W P&O Vacca Licensing Intellectual Property 3 6:40-9:40P E Schweikert Patent Prosecution 3 6:40-9:40P T E Rockhill International Copyright Law *8 1 *8 *8 P Oman International Patent Prosecution 1 *21 *21 P Hornickel Patent Claim Construction 3 9:00-12:00P T P Kahrl Cntrld Intellectual Property asters Thesis 6 P Samuels Sem: IP Policy & Politics *22 3 *22 O&P Samuels Intellectual Property Clinic *3 *12*17*18 2 1:00-3:00P W O Wilson LAW REVIEW/ADVOCACY TEAS/CLINICAL SEINARS Cntrld Law Review Internship/Staff *5 *12*18 2 N/A N/A O oritz Cntrld Law Review Senior Staff *12*13*18(Prereq-656) 0 N/A N/A O Genetin Cntrld Law Review Senior Staff *12*13*18(Prereq-656) 2 N/A N/A O Genetin Cntrld Law Review Editorial Board *12*13*18(Prereq-656) 0 N/A N/A O Genetin Cntrld Law Review Editorial Board *12*13*18(Prereq-656) 2 N/A N/A O Genetin Cntrld Advocacy Teams - Trial *11 *12*18 1 N/A N/A O Joann Sahl Cntrld Advocacy Teams - Trial *11 *12*18 2 N/A N/A O Joann Sahl Cntrld Advocacy Teams - Appellate *11 *12*18 1 N/A N/A O Dessin Cntrld Advocacy Teams - Appellate *11 *12*18 2 N/A N/A O Dessin Clinical Seminar I - External Placement *3 *12*18 2 TBA TBA O Spring Clinical Seminar I - External Placement *3 *12*18 3 TBA TBA O Spring Cntrld Clinical Seminar I - SEED *3*12*16*18 2 TBA TBA O Spring Cntrld Clinical Seminar I - SEED *3*12*16*18 3 TBA TBA O Spring Clinical Seminar I - Civil Litigation Clinic *3 *12 *18 * 2 TBA TBA O Joann Sahl Clinical Seminar I - Civil Litigation Clinic *3 *12 *18 * 3 TBA TBA O Joann Sahl Clinical Seminar II *3*12*18(Prereq-696) 2 TBA TBA O Vyas Clinical Seminar II *3*12*18(Prereq-696) 3 TBA TBA O Vyas INDIVIDUAL STUDIES & RESEARCH SECTIONS *6 -- 2/3 CREDIT HOURS Cntrld Ind Studies & Research (see Terri Bisesi) *6 2 N/A N/A P Jordan Cntrld Ind Studies & Research (see Terri Bisesi) *6 3 N/A N/A P Jordan

7 *1 *2 602, 604, 606, 615, 620 *3 696,697 *4 607 *5 656 *6 698 * *8 817 Students not required to take Advanced Legal Applications who have a GPA of 2.5 or below, can petition for enrollment into the class *9 673 by contacting Donna Palmer. The ALR course consists of a series of required and elective modules. A total of 14 module hours must be completed to earn credit for this required course. Students must take the two required modules the semester they initially register for ALR. Elective modules * can be taken any semester after registering and before graduation. odules will be offered at different times as posted. Additional information about ALR is available at Under ABA Standard 306(e) states that students have to complete 28 credit hours before they can take this course. If you have registered in a previous semester and have received an "IP" DO NOT register again. * Open only to members or alternates of one of the advocacy teams representing the law school in intermural regional and/or national competitions. Total credits for 694, 695 not to exceed 4. Registration will be completed by the Dean's Office. *12 * & 658 The following are credit/non-credit courses: 610, 618, 656, 657, 658, 694, 696, 697, 896, & This course can be repeated up to 4 credits. This course will meet during the Spring semester on Tuesdays from 6:40-8:40 p.m. This course is designed for First-year Part-time * students to give them the opportunity to take a total of 9 credits during Spring 2014 if they wish. This is a credit-no credit course. To register contact isty Frankin at misty@uakron.edu. Each student must enroll in the GWR and accompanying course at least 1 semester prior to his or her final semester before * graduation. See information packet for specific deadlines. The GWR for Individual Studies & Research (ISR) must be authorized, in advance, by the Instructor of Record. Obtain information packets for GWR & ISR at: * &005 Successful completion of 28 credit hours, Basic Business Associations (626) OR Corporations (633) AND permission of SEED Director, Gary Spring. aximum enrollment for both sections is 6 students. * Prerequisite: at least one of the following courses: Introduction to Intellectual Property; Trademark Law; or Trademark Prosecution 656, 657, 658, 694, *18 696, 697, & 896 Total credits for all Clinical Seminars, Advocacy Teams and Law Review may not exceed 12 hours. A controlled course, added to the student's schedule by the law school registar either during the semester in which the student * received credit for completing the pro bono service requirement, or for the last semester of the student's enrollment, whichever comes first. * , 809, 810, These courses are cross-listed with the College of Business Administration. The dates, times and locations are arranged through 811, 812, 813 CBA. * International Patent Prosecution will meet January 18, 2014 from 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. and on Saturday, January 25, 2014 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. * IP Policy & Practice will meet in Washington, D.C. during Spring Break (arch 24-30, 2014), with additional class time prior to departure for Washington, D.C. and after your return. * This section of Trial Ad II will meet on weekends of January 18-19; January 25-26; and February 1-2, Times to be announced. * : & * SPRING 2014 SEESTER SCHEDULE -E N D N O T E S - All students must register for the same section (001,002 or 801) as you sucessfully completed (achieving a D- or higher) in the Fall. Grade ethod: E= exam; P=papers; O=other. Other may be any combination of assignments, papers, presentations, etc. The professor reserves the right to include other factors, such as participation and attendance, in the students' final grades. Successful completion of 28 or more semester credits and permission of instructor. You UST contact Director of Placements to set up a placement no later than November 4, This is a combination of a clinical work experience and a classroom component. Part I emphasizes legal interviewing, legal drafting, and negotiation. Part II entails a clinical work experience. Part II is not required, but Part II may not be taken unless Part I has been successfully completed. Clinical Seminar may be repeated up to 6 credits. The Dean's Office will register all first year students for the Spring 2014 semester. This course cannot be repeated. Course work will span Spring and Fall Semesters. Completion of First Year and invitation by Law Review. See Law Review Editor-in-Chief for further details. ay be repeated to 6 credits but not more than one section in any one academic term. Student must be in good academic standing. Sections open to both Day and Evening students. is controlled. Obtain applications at receptionist's desk. This course may be used to fulfill the General Writing Requirement only with the Associate Dean's permission. This course will meet during the week before classes from 12:30-6:00 p.m. onday, January 6 - Friday, January 10, This course is designed for First-year Part-time students to give them the opportunity to take a total of 9 credits during Spring 2014 if they wish. This is a credit-no credit course. To register contact isty Frankin at misty@uakron.edu. This course will meet the weekend of arch 7-9, Times to be announced. Offered through the Center for Family Studies. Course are offered in the Intersession between Fall and Spring semester. They are considered Spring courses and must receive approval to register. Students must complete the "Request to Transfer Graduate Credits" form and obtain signatures prior to registering for this course. Since these are Spring courses you must receive approval if registration causes a course overload. Both the Request and Overload Approval Forms can be located at: Sem: Corporate Legal Departments Skills Development is offered during the Intersession between Fall and Spring semester. This course will meet January 6-10, 2014 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. This course is considered a Spring course and therefore students must receive approval if registration for this courses causes an overload. The Overload Request Form can be located at:

8 Students may not register for more than one class for any given class period. Failure to comply with this policy will result in the administrative withdrawal from ALL conflicting classes. Re-registration for dropped courses will be based on seat availability only. NOTE: RIGHT TO ALTER, AEND OR CANCEL RESERVED. SPRING 2014 SEESTER CLASSES BEGIN: onday, January 13, 2014 LK Holiday: onday, January 20, 2014 Period UST be made up President's Day: LAW CLASSES HELD: onday & Tuesday, February 17 & 18, 2014 Spring Break: onday - Sunday, arch 24-30, 2014 es Resume: onday, arch 31, 2014 Last Instructional Day: Friday, April 25, 2014 Reading Period: Saturday - Tuesday, April 26 - April 29, 2014 Exam Period: Wednesday - Saturday, April 30 - ay 10, 2014 Summer Intersession I: Sunday - Sunday, ay 11-25, 2014 Law Commencement: Sunday, ay 18, 2014

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11 # Course # Course Title REQUIRED COURSES Full-Time (FIRST YEAR-REQUIRED) Grade ethod *2 Instructor Civil Procedure II *1 *4(Prereq-601) :50-10:20A TTh E Genetin Civil Procedure II *1 *4(Prereq-601) :45A-12:15P WF E oritz Contracts II *1 *4(Prereq-605) :10-3:10P T E Vacca Contracts II *1 *4(Prereq-605) :50-10:50A E Dessin Criminal Law (assigned by Dean's Office) *4 Cntl'd 3 3:15-4:45P W E Robbins Criminal Law (assigned by Dean's Office) *4 Cntl'd 3 1:10-2:40P W E Robbins Criminal Law (assigned by Dean's Office) *4 Cntl'd 3 1:10-2:40P W E Koosed Property II *1*4 (Prereq-614) :00A-12:00P W E Barnes Property II *1*4 (Prereq-614) :00-10:00A TTh E Lee Torts II *1*4(Prereq-616) :00-11:00A F E Oddi Torts II *1*4(Prereq-616) :10-2:10P TF E VanTassel LARW II *1*4 (Prereq 619) :00-5:00P Th O Cohen LARW II *1*4 (Prereq 619) :15A-12:15P Th O Shaver LARW II *1*4 (Prereq 619) :00-5:00P Th O cburney LARW II *1*4 (Prereq 619) :15A-12:15P Th O orath Full-Time (SECOND YEAR-REQUIRED) Constitutional Law II *1 (Prereq-603) :00-10:30A TTh E Huhn Constitutional Law II *1 (Prereq-603) :45A-12:15P TTh E Rich Professional Responsibility :00-10:30A WF E Belsky Part-Time (FIRST YEAR-REQUIRED) Contracts II *1*4 (Prereq-605) :45-9:40P 6:40-7:30P Th E Gibson Criminal Law (assigned by Dean's Office) *4 Cntl'd 3 6:40-9:40P W E Rich Criminal Law (assigned by Dean's Office) *4 Cntl'd 3 6:40-9:40P W E Cole Torts II *1*4 (Prereq-616) :40-8:35P E Cravens LARW II *1*4 (Prereq 619) :45-9:40P Th O Strong LARW II *1*4 (Prereq 619) :45-9:40P Th O Schiavone Part-Time (SECOND YEAR-REQUIRED) Civil Procedure II *1 (Prereq-601) Constitutional Law II *1 (Prereq-603) :40-8:05P 8:10-9:40P 6:40-8:05P 8:10-9:40P W Th E Anderson W E Aynes Professional Responsibility :10-9:40P 6:40-8:05P Th E Sahl OPEN SECOND YEAR REQUIRED Constitutional Law II *1 (Prereq-603) :30-8:50A WF E Huhn Professional Responsibility :30-8:50A TTh E Cravens ADDITIONAL REQUIRED Pro Bono Service Requirement *19 N/A 0 N/A N/A N/A O Sahl, Joann Advanced Legal Research *10 (28 crs complete ) N/A *10 *10 E & O Lenart Legal Drafting (Contract drafting) (Prereq-619&620) :10-2:10P O Cohen Legal Drafting (Legislative drafting) (Prereq-619&620) :10-2:10P T O Schiavone Legal Drafting (Litigation drafting) (Prereq-619&620) :40-7:35P O Shaver Legal Drafting (Litigation drafting) (Prereq-619&620) :40-7:35P O Strong Legal Drafting (Judicial drafting) (Prereq-619&620) :10-6:10P W O orath Legal Drafting (Patent Drafting) (Prereq-619&620) :10-6:10P W O Rockhill DAY & EVENING - GENERAL WRITING REQUIREENT SECTIONS * CREDIT HOURS TO FULFILL GWR STUDENT UST REGISTER FOR BOTH THE ELECTIVE COURSE AND APPROPRIATE GWR BELOW GWR for LawRev.Internship/Staff *12*15 Cntl'd 0 N/A N/A N/A P Richert GWR for Ind Studies & Research (see Liz Sauders) *12*15 Cntl'd 0 N/A N/A N/A P Jordan GWR for International Business Transactions *12*15 N/A 0 N/A N/A N/A P Baumgartner GWR for Appellate Review *12*15 N/A 0 N/A N/A N/A P Carro GWR for Adv. Constitutional Law *12*15 N/A 0 N/A N/A N/A P Huhn GWR for Law & Literature *12*15 N/A 0 N/A N/A N/A P Genetin GWR for isc es (See Liz Sauders) *12*15 Cntl'd 0 N/A N/A N/A P Jordan GWR for Supreme Court Seminar *12*15 N/A 0 N/A N/A N/A P Anderson GWR for International Human Rights *12*15 N/A 0 N/A N/A N/A P Richert GWR for istaken Convictions *12*15 N/A 0 N/A N/A N/A P Koosed GWR for Administrative Law (in addition to exam) *12*15 N/A 0 N/A N/A N/A P Jordan GWR for Appellate Advocacy *12*15 N/A 0 N/A N/A N/A P Carro GWR for Elder Law *12*15 N/A 0 N/A N/A N/A P Dessin GWR for Firearms Regulations *12*15 N/A 0 N/A N/A N/A P oritz GWR for Antitrust (in addition to exam) *12*15 N/A 0 N/A N/A N/A P Gibson GWR for Juvenile Law *12*15 N/A 0 N/A N/A N/A P Bailey GWR for Law & Psychiatry *12*15 N/A 0 N/A N/A N/A P Noffsinger GWR for Trade Secrets *12*15 N/A 0 N/A N/A N/A P Vacca GWR for Animal Law *12*15 N/A 0 N/A N/A N/A P Shiavone GWR for oot Court *12*15 N/A 0 N/A N/A N/A P Dessin

12 INTERSESSION COURSES # Course No. Course Title Grade*2 ethod Instructor Sem: General ediation Training *24 1 8:30A-4:30P WTh otz Sem: Corporate Legal Dept. Skills Development * :00A-5:00P -F Krull Sem: Divorce ediation Training *24 3 8:30A-4:45P otz OHIO BAR EXA TRACK ELECTIVES # Course No. Course Title Grade*2 ethod Instructor Commercial Paper :45A-12:15P TTh E Lavoie Commercial Paper :40-9:40P Th E Lavoie Corporations :45A-12:15P W E Padfield Corporations :40-9:40P T E Padfield Remedies :45A-12:15P F E Thomas Remedies :40-9:40P W E Thomas SECOND, THIRD & FOURTH YEAR DAY/EVENING ELECTIVE COURSES # Course No. Course Title Grade*2 ethod Instructor Accounting & Finance from Lawyer's Perspective :15-4:45P Th E Newman Administrative Law :40-9:40P E Jordan Contracts Law/Writing Lab Cntl'd 2 3:00-5:00P Th O TBA Contracts Law/Writing Lab Cntl'd 2 10:15A-12:15P Th O TBA Contracts Law/Writing Lab Cntl'd 2 7:45-9:40P Th O Hightower Law & Psychiatry :00-7:00P E Noffsinger Supreme Court Seminar :00A-12:00P O & P Anderson Juvenile Law :40-9:40P Th P & E Bailey Labor Law & Collective Bargaining :40-9:40P T E Fernandez Law Firm Administration Seminar :10-2:40P TTh TBA Cook Drafting for Estates :40-9:40P W O&P aguire Advanced Legal Applications *9 Cntl'd 3 1:00-4:00P F O Hightower Advanced Legal Applications *9 Cntl'd 3 6:40-9:40P Th O Hightower Real Estate Law :00-6:00P T E Barnes Elder Law :15-4:45P W TBA Dessin Sem: Food & Drug Law :45A-12:15P TF P VanTassel Sem: Law & Literature :10-2:40P W P Genetin Sem: Law & Theology :15-4:45P W P Belsky Sem: istaken Convictions :00-6:00P T P Koosed Sem: International Business Transactions :00-6:30P W P Baumgartner Sem: Animal Law :00-3:00P P Shiavone Sem: International Human Rights :10-6:30P TTh P Richert Sem: Problem Solving Workshop :40-9:40P T P Lee Sem: Firearms Regulations :40-9:40P T P oritz Sem: Oil & Gas Law :40-9:40P W P Caldwell/Vaughn Contemporary Accounting Issues * :10-10:40P T E Wang Tax Accounting * :20-7:50P Th E Whisenhunt Estate Planning * :20-7:50P E Burke Financial Accounting * :10-10:40P W E Conrad ergers & Acquisitions * :20-7:50P W E Taxation of Trans in Property * :20-7:50P T E Stefanik State & Local Taxation * :10-10:40P Th E Dimengo International Taxation * :10-10:40P Th E Urse Tax Crimes and Forensics * E Sem: Advanced Constitutional Law *7 (via WWW) :40-9:40P P Huhn Wills, Trusts, & Estates II Prereq :40-9:40P E Newman Appellate Advocacy *8 (Prereq-688) 12 1 TBA TBA O Carro Trial Advocacy I (Prereq-608) :00A-12:00P F O Cole Trial Advocacy I (Prereq-608) :40-9:40P Th O Cahoon/Ray Trial Advocacy II (Prereq-690) :00-6:00P O Cole Trial Advocacy II (Prereq-690) * TBA TBA O Rickett INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY COURSES (JD & LL) Trade Secrets :40-9:40P T P&O Vacca International Intellectual Property Law Prereq-800 or inst.permission :10-6:30P TTh E Oddi Antitrust Law :00-4:00P W E Gibson Patent Claim Construction :00-6:00P W O&P Kahrl Intellectual Property asters Thesis Cntl'd 6 P Samuels Sports Law :15-4:45P TTh P Sahl Sem: Biotech Patent Law * O & P cgraw Sem: IP Policy & Politics * *22 O&P Samuels Sem: PTO & Court IP Litigation TBA 35 1 TBA P ichel Intellectual Property Clinic *3 *12*17* O Wilson IP Individual Studies & Research *6 Cntl'd 2 P Jordan

13 LAW REVIEW/ADVOCACY TEAS/CLINICAL SEINARS Law Review Internship/Staff *5 *12*18 Cntl'd 2 N/A N/A N/A O Richert Law Review Senior Staff *12*13*18(Prereq-656) Cntl'd 2 N/A N/A N/A O Richert Law Review Editorial Board *12*14*18(Prereq-656) Cntl'd 2 N/A N/A N/A O Richert Advocacy Teams - Trial *11 *12*18 Cntl'd 1 N/A N/A N/A O Joann Sahl Advocacy Teams - Trial *11 *12*18 Cntl'd 2 N/A N/A N/A O Joann Sahl Advocacy Teams - Appellate *11 *12*18 Cntl'd 1 N/A N/A N/A O Dessin Advocacy Teams - Appellate *11 *12*18 Cntl'd 2 N/A N/A N/A O Dessin Clinical Seminar I - External Placement *3 *12* TBA TBA TBA O Spring Clinical Seminar I - External Placement *3 *12* TBA TBA TBA O Spring Clinical Seminar I - SEED *3*12*16*18 Cntl'd 2 TBA TBA TBA O Spring Clinical Seminar I - SEED *3*12*16*18 Cntl'd 3 TBA TBA TBA O Spring Clinical Seminar I - Civil Litigation Clinic *3 *12 *18 * 20 2 TBA TBA TBA O Joann Sahl Clinical Seminar I - Civil Litigation Clinic *3 *12 *18 * 20 3 TBA TBA TBA O Joann Sahl Clinical Seminar II *3*12*18(Prereq-696) 20 2 N/A TBA TBA O Carro Clinical Seminar II *3*12*18(Prereq-696) 20 3 N/A TBA TBA O Carro INDIVIDUAL STUDIES & RESEARCH SECTIONS *6 -- 2/3 CREDIT HOURS Ind Studies & Research (see Liz Sauders) *6 Cntl'd 2 N/A N/A N/A P Jordan Ind Studies & Research (see Liz Sauders) *6 Cntl'd 3 N/A N/A N/A P Jordan

14 *1 *2 602, 604, 606, 615, 617 SPRING 2013 SEESTER SCHEDULE -E N D N O T E S - All students must register for the same section (001,002 or 801) as you sucessfully completed (achieving a D- or higher) in the Fall. Grade ethod: E= exam; P=papers; O=other. Other may be any combination of assignments, papers, presentations, etc. The professor reserves the right to include other factors, such as participation and attendance, in the students' final grades. *3 696,697 *4 607 *5 656 Successful completion of 28 or more semester credits and permission of instructor. You UST contact Director of Placements to set up a placement no later than November 5, This is a combination of a clinical work experience and a classroom component. Part I emphasizes legal interviewing, legal drafting, and negotiation. Part II entails a clinical work experience. Part II is not required, but Part II may not be taken unless Part I has been successfully completed. Clinical Seminar may be repeated up to 6 credits. The Dean's Office will register all first year students for the Spring 2013 semester. This course cannot be repeated. Course work will span Spring and Fall Semesters. Completion of First Year and invitation by Law Review. See Law Review Editor-in-Chief for further details. *6 698, 798 & 898 ay be repeated to 6 credits but not more than one section in any one academic term. Student must be in good academic standing. Sections open to both Day and Evening students. is controlled. Obtain applications at receptionist's desk. This course may be used to fulfill the General Writing Requirement only with the Associate Dean's permission. * *8 689 *9 673 * Sem: Advanced Constitutional Law may be offered entirely online at the times listed on the schedule, or it may be offered only in the classroom at those times. We will know for certain by October 31. See Professor Huhn with any questions. Please contact Professor Carro at or carro1@uakron.edu for information about this class no later than Nov. 9, Students not required to take Advanced Legal Applications who have a GPA of 2.5 or below, can petition for enrollment into the class by contacting Donna Palmer. The ALR course consists of a series of required and elective modules. A total of 14 module hours must be completed to earn credit for this required course. Students must take the two required modules the semester they initially register for ALR. Elective modules can be taken any semester after registering and before graduation. odules will be offered at different times as posted. Additional information about ALR is available at Under ABA Standard 306(e) states that students have to complete 28 credit hours before they can take this course. If you have registered in a previous semester and have received an "IP" DO NOT register again. * *12 * & 657 * * Open only to members or alternates of one of the advocacy teams representing the law school in intermural regional and/or national competitions. Total credits for 694, 695 not to exceed 4. Registration will be completed by the Dean's Office. The following are credit/non-credit courses: 610, 618, 656, 657, 658, 694, 696, 697, 796 & 896 This course can be repeated up to 4 credits. This course cannot be repeated. Prerequisite is Law Review Internship/Staff, 9200:656 and election to Editorial Board. Each student must enroll in the GWR and accompanying course at least 1 semester prior to his or her final semester before graduation. See information packet for specific deadlines. The GWR for Individual Studies & Research (ISR) must be authorized, in advance, by the Instructor of Record. Obtain information packets for GWR & ISR at: * &005 * Successful completion of 28 credit hours, Basic Business Associations (626) OR Corporations (633) AND permission of SEED Director, Gary Spring. aximum enrollment for both sections is 6 students Prerequisite: at least one of the following coures: Introduction to Intellectual Property; Trademark Law; or Trademark Prosecution *18 656, 657, 658, 694, 696, 697, 796 & 896 Total credits for all Clinical Seminars, Advocacy Teams and Law Review may not exceed 12 hours. * A controlled course, added to the student's schedule by the law school registar either during the semester in which the student received credit for completing the pro bono service requirement, or for the last semester of the student's enrollment, whichever comes first , 807, 808, *20 809, 811, 812, 813, These courses are cross-listed with the College of Business Administration. The dates, times and locations are arranged through CBA. 814 & 815 * Biotech Patent Law dates and times to be announced. * IP Policy & Practice will meet in Washington, D.C. during Spring Break (arch 25-29, 2013), with additional class time prior to departure for Washington, D.C. and after your return. * This section of Trial Ad II will meet on weekends of January 19-20; January 26-27; and February 2-3, Times to be announced. * : & Offered through the Center for Family Studies. Course are offered in the Intersession between Fall and Spring semester. They are considered Spring courses and must receive approval to register. Students must complete the "Request to Transfer Graduate Credits" form and obtain signatures prior to registering for this course. Since these are Spring courses you must receive approval if registration causes a course overload. Both the Request and Overload Approval Forms can be located at: * Sem: Corporate Legal Departments Skills Development is offered during the Intersession between Fall and Spring semester. This course will meet January 7-11, 2013 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. This course is considered a Spring course and therefore students must receive approval if registration for this courses causes an overload. The Overload Request Form can be located at: Students may not register for more than one class for any given class period. Failure to comply with this policy will result in the administrative withdrawal from ALL conflicting classes. Re-registration for dropped courses will be based on seat availability only. NOTE: RIGHT TO ALTER, AEND OR CANCEL RESERVED. SPRING 2013 SEESTER CLASSES BEGIN: onday, January 14, 2013 LK Holiday: onday, January 21, 2013 Period UST be made up President's Day: LAW CLASSES HELD: onday & Tuesday, February 18 & 19, 2013 Spring Break: onday - Sunday, arch 25-31, 2013 es Resume: onday, April 1, 2013 Last Instructional Day: Friday, April 26, 2013 Reading Period: Saturday - Tuesday, April 27 - April 30, 2013 Exam Period: Wednesday - Saturday, ay 1-11, 2013 Summer Intersession I: Sunday - Sunday, ay 12-26, 2013 Law Commencement: Sunday, ay 19, 2013