Open House 2010

March 26, 2010 - 8:00am – 4:00pm

University of Pittsburgh School of Law

3900 Forbes Avenue

Pittsburgh, PA 15260

Be our Guest at the University of Pittsburgh School of Law Open House! This full-day event is a wonderful opportunity for you to learn about what Pitt Law has to offer from faculty, alumni, administrators, and current students. We look forward to welcoming you to Pitt Law!

Please be sure to RSVP online by March 18, 2010.

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Schedule of Events

9:00	Registration - Main Lobby, First Floor Continental Breakfast - Ground Floor Student Marketplace- Ground Floor While you grab breakfast stop by the Student Marketplace to talk with student organizations and other university offices.
10:00	Welcoming Remarks - Teplitz Moot Court Room, Ground Floor Assistant Dean for Admissions, Charmaine McCall Dean, Mary Crossley
10:15	Opportunities at Pitt Law - Teplitz Moot Court Room, Ground Floor Learn more about options at Pitt Law including our Certificate Programs, Joint Degrees, Clinics, and work experience opportunities.
11:00	Alumni Panel - Teplitz Moot Court Room, Ground Floor
12:00	Lunch - Accepted Students with Faculty - Main Lobby Guests and Family with Administration-Alcoa Room-2nd Floor
1:15	Faculty Speaker - Teplitz Moot Court Room, Ground Floor Professor Michael Madison, Associate Dean for Research and Professor of Law
1:30	Sample a Class - Teplitz Moot Court Room, Ground Floor Professor David Harris, Professor of Law Experience a Pitt Law class and see a Pitt Law Professor in action!
2:15	Student Panel - Teplitz Moot Court Room, Ground Floor In this session, learn more about Pitt Law from current first, second, and third-year students as they share with you their thoughts and experiences on topics such as first year, exams, summer internships and more! Come prepared with questions!
3:30	Law School Tours - Leaves from the Teplitz Moot Court Room Take advantage of this opportunity to see even more of what Pitt Law has to offer as a current student shows you classrooms, the computer lab, and the library.