2019 Upcoming Events
2017 Past Events
Thursday, October 26th
Penn Law Halloween!
Where: Tabu Lounge & Sports Bar (200 S 12th St.)
When: Thursday, October 26th
9:00 PM - 2:00 AM
It's that time of year again! Please join Penn Law Lambda at Tabu on Thursday October 26th for the biggest party of the year: Penn Law Halloween!
Wristbands may be pre-ordered for $12 by Venmoing @PennLawLambda. Cash will also be accepted. Pickup will begin the week of Oct. 23rd during lunch.
Wristbands are $15 at the door (no cash accepted).
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Drink specials:
$6 Grey Goose (all flavors)
$4 Bells IPA on draft (1st Floor)
$4 TBD Draft beer (2nd Floor)
RSVP here!
Penn Law Halloween!
Where: Tabu Lounge & Sports Bar (200 S 12th St.)
When: Thursday, October 26th
9:00 PM - 2:00 AM
It's that time of year again! Please join Penn Law Lambda at Tabu on Thursday October 26th for the biggest party of the year: Penn Law Halloween!
Wristbands may be pre-ordered for $12 by Venmoing @PennLawLambda. Cash will also be accepted. Pickup will begin the week of Oct. 23rd during lunch.
Wristbands are $15 at the door (no cash accepted).
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Drink specials:
$6 Grey Goose (all flavors)
$4 Bells IPA on draft (1st Floor)
$4 TBD Draft beer (2nd Floor)
RSVP here!
Saturday, October 21st
Lambda Grads Mixer
Where: 2052 Fitzwater Street
When: Saturday, October 21st
9:00 PM - 1:00 AM
Join LGBT students from the Law School, Wharton, and the Med School for a laid-back night filled with drinks and socializing! Alcohol will be provided, but feel free to BYOB.
Lambda Grads Mixer
Where: 2052 Fitzwater Street
When: Saturday, October 21st
9:00 PM - 1:00 AM
Join LGBT students from the Law School, Wharton, and the Med School for a laid-back night filled with drinks and socializing! Alcohol will be provided, but feel free to BYOB.
Thursday, October 19th
ALLSA Outlining/Study Strategies Panel + Mixer
Where: Gittis 1 (Section 1), Gittis 2 (Section 2), Gittis 213 (Section 3) (panel)
The Goat/Great Hall (mixer)
When: Thursday, October 19th
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM (panel)
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM (mixer)
Brought to you by: APALSA, BLSA, FGP, JLSA, LALSA, Lambda, MLSA, PLWA, SALSA
Now that you’ve settled into 1L year, come to a panel of ALLSA (a team of nine affinity groups) upperclassmen to get invaluable advice and guidance for your academic success! These student-run panels are designed to remedy the uncertainty that comes with taking 1L exams and prepare you specifically for your Contracts, Torts and Civ Pro exams. The panelists have had your professors and will be able to speak to professor expectations and overall preparation tactics. There will be a mixer in the Goat with food and drinks afterwards.
RSVP to the panel here!
RSVP to the mixer here!
ALLSA Outlining/Study Strategies Panel + Mixer
Where: Gittis 1 (Section 1), Gittis 2 (Section 2), Gittis 213 (Section 3) (panel)
The Goat/Great Hall (mixer)
When: Thursday, October 19th
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM (panel)
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM (mixer)
Brought to you by: APALSA, BLSA, FGP, JLSA, LALSA, Lambda, MLSA, PLWA, SALSA
Now that you’ve settled into 1L year, come to a panel of ALLSA (a team of nine affinity groups) upperclassmen to get invaluable advice and guidance for your academic success! These student-run panels are designed to remedy the uncertainty that comes with taking 1L exams and prepare you specifically for your Contracts, Torts and Civ Pro exams. The panelists have had your professors and will be able to speak to professor expectations and overall preparation tactics. There will be a mixer in the Goat with food and drinks afterwards.
RSVP to the panel here!
RSVP to the mixer here!
Saturday, October 14th
Penn LGBT Center 35th Anniversary Celebration
The University of Pennsylvania's LGBT Center will be holding its 35th anniversary celebration on Saturday, October 14th in honor of founding director Bob Schoenberg upon his retirement. Spouses, partners, kids, friends, and all others are welcome! Please register at the following link.
Rededication Ceremony
12pm to 1pm at the LGBT Center
3907 Spruce Street -- all are welcome at no cost
Anniversary Celebration
1:30pm to 4:30pm at Houston Hall
3417 Spruce Street
$35/person, $10 for students
food, drinks, children's area, and music are included
For more information and to RSVP, visit www.alumni. upenn.edu/lgbtc35
or contact Erin at ecross@upenn.edu/215-898-5044
Penn LGBT Center 35th Anniversary Celebration
The University of Pennsylvania's LGBT Center will be holding its 35th anniversary celebration on Saturday, October 14th in honor of founding director Bob Schoenberg upon his retirement. Spouses, partners, kids, friends, and all others are welcome! Please register at the following link.
Rededication Ceremony
12pm to 1pm at the LGBT Center
3907 Spruce Street -- all are welcome at no cost
Anniversary Celebration
1:30pm to 4:30pm at Houston Hall
3417 Spruce Street
$35/person, $10 for students
food, drinks, children's area, and music are included
For more information and to RSVP, visit www.alumni. upenn.edu/lgbtc35
or contact Erin at ecross@upenn.edu/215-898-5044
Wednesday, April 5th
"Queer, Old, and In Solitary"
Join Penn's School of Social Policy and Practice for a discussion with speaker and advocate Evie Litwok as she shares her story as an elderly lesbian incarcerated in two Federal Women's Prisons. Evie Litwok is the Founder and Director of Witness to Mass Incarceration, a digital library of first-hand in-depth interviews with formerly incarcerated individuals. This digital library details America’s 40 year history of mass incarceration through those who were inside prisons, jails and detention centers.
This event is open to the public; Light sandwiches and refreshments will be served
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This event is sponsored by SP2's Criminal Justice Bloc and QSP2, as well as GAPSA, the Graduate and Professional Student Assembly at Penn.
7-9 PM
Houston Hall, Hall of Flags, 3417 Spruce Street
FB Event
"Queer, Old, and In Solitary"
Join Penn's School of Social Policy and Practice for a discussion with speaker and advocate Evie Litwok as she shares her story as an elderly lesbian incarcerated in two Federal Women's Prisons. Evie Litwok is the Founder and Director of Witness to Mass Incarceration, a digital library of first-hand in-depth interviews with formerly incarcerated individuals. This digital library details America’s 40 year history of mass incarceration through those who were inside prisons, jails and detention centers.
This event is open to the public; Light sandwiches and refreshments will be served
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This event is sponsored by SP2's Criminal Justice Bloc and QSP2, as well as GAPSA, the Graduate and Professional Student Assembly at Penn.
7-9 PM
Houston Hall, Hall of Flags, 3417 Spruce Street
FB Event
Thursday, March 30th
Jessica's Story: A Trans Parent
Jessica Lynn is a transgender advocate and president of Your True Gender, a nonprofit organization dedicated to educating the community on transgender issues. She is fighting to see her youngest son again after a Texas court removed her parental rights because of her gender transition. Her trademark question and answer session is a unique opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of transgender issues, and no subject is off-limits.
Lunch will be served.
12pm
Gittis 1
FB Event
Jessica's Story: A Trans Parent
Jessica Lynn is a transgender advocate and president of Your True Gender, a nonprofit organization dedicated to educating the community on transgender issues. She is fighting to see her youngest son again after a Texas court removed her parental rights because of her gender transition. Her trademark question and answer session is a unique opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of transgender issues, and no subject is off-limits.
Lunch will be served.
12pm
Gittis 1
FB Event
Wednesday, March 22nd
A Seat at the Table: An Evening of Community and Conversation
The purpose of the event is to foster a sense of community and empowerment among all female JDs and LLMs at Penn Law. We will engage in dialogue about our experiences and discuss action steps to increase our visibility in the law school community.
This event has generously been funded by the CSR Impact Fund and is put on in partnership with APALSA, BLSA, JLSA, LALSA, Lambda, LLM ‘17, MLSA, PLF, PLWA, and SALSA.
All JD and LLM women at Penn Law are encouraged to attend.
A Seat at the Table: An Evening of Community and Conversation
The purpose of the event is to foster a sense of community and empowerment among all female JDs and LLMs at Penn Law. We will engage in dialogue about our experiences and discuss action steps to increase our visibility in the law school community.
This event has generously been funded by the CSR Impact Fund and is put on in partnership with APALSA, BLSA, JLSA, LALSA, Lambda, LLM ‘17, MLSA, PLF, PLWA, and SALSA.
All JD and LLM women at Penn Law are encouraged to attend.
Wednesday, February 8th
How Are Hate Crimes Defined and When are Violations Enforced?
Together with the Brandeis Society, BLSA, LALSA, JLSA and MLSA, we're putting on a talk by Philadelphia Regional Director of the Anti-Defamation League, Nancy Baron-Baer. She will lead a discussion on the differences in (or lack thereof) state hate crime statutes, what role the DOJ will have in promoting the enforcement of hate crime statutes in the new administration and what students can do to affect action themselves.
How Are Hate Crimes Defined and When are Violations Enforced?
Together with the Brandeis Society, BLSA, LALSA, JLSA and MLSA, we're putting on a talk by Philadelphia Regional Director of the Anti-Defamation League, Nancy Baron-Baer. She will lead a discussion on the differences in (or lack thereof) state hate crime statutes, what role the DOJ will have in promoting the enforcement of hate crime statutes in the new administration and what students can do to affect action themselves.
2016 Past Events
Wednesday, November 16th
Trans Day of Remembrance
Join the LGBT Center and CAPS in remembering victims of trans-based violence and lift up those who give us hope.
Facebook Event
Trans Day of Remembrance
Join the LGBT Center and CAPS in remembering victims of trans-based violence and lift up those who give us hope.
Facebook Event
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Monday, November 14th
Understanding the Implications of a Trump Presidency To echo the words of Dean Ruger, no matter where we sit on the political spectrum, resolving our nation’s greatest problems will require ideas from – and constructive engagement between – those who are pleased with Tuesday’s outcome and those who are not. In order to facilitate this process, BLSA, LALSA, Lambda, MLSA, Penn Law Feminists, and the PLWA are coming together to offer a series of faculty led panels that aim to discuss the upcoming issues that each of our communities face come January. The purpose of this series is not to defend or attack a candidate. It is to address civil rights realities that people in the US will now face and how to advocate on their behalf Each morning, a different group will host a panel. The panels will be accompanied by a breakfast spread and will be videotaped for students who have to leave early for class. All panels will be held in the Fitts Auditorium. Monday 8:30AM-9:30AM: Lambda Law (link to video recording) Tuesday 4:30PM-6:30PM: Black Law Students Association Wednesday 8:00AM-9:00AM: Penn Law Women's Association + Penn Law Feminists Thursday 8:30AM-9:30AM: Muslim Law Students Association Friday 9:00AM-10:00AM: Latinx Law Students Association |
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Friday, November 11th
Building a Career in Civil Rights Litigation
Join Lambda and ACS on Friday, November 11 at 12 p.m. in T-145 for a lunch talk with Paul Smith, the litigator of Lawrence v. Texas. Smith will discuss his litigation experience in gay rights, the First Amendment, and voting rights. Lunch will be served. All are welcome.
Paul M. Smith is a Partner at Jenner & Block in Washington, D.C. He is Chair of the Appellate and Supreme Court Practice and Co-Chair of the Media and First Amendment, and Election Law and Redistricting Practices. He has had an active Supreme Court practice for three decades, including oral arguments in 19 Supreme Court cases involving matters ranging from free speech and civil rights to civil procedure. Among his important victories have been Lawrence v. Texas, the landmark gay rights case, and Brown v. Entertainment Merchants Ass’n, establishing the First Amendment rights of those who produce and sell video games.
Facebook Event
Building a Career in Civil Rights Litigation
Join Lambda and ACS on Friday, November 11 at 12 p.m. in T-145 for a lunch talk with Paul Smith, the litigator of Lawrence v. Texas. Smith will discuss his litigation experience in gay rights, the First Amendment, and voting rights. Lunch will be served. All are welcome.
Paul M. Smith is a Partner at Jenner & Block in Washington, D.C. He is Chair of the Appellate and Supreme Court Practice and Co-Chair of the Media and First Amendment, and Election Law and Redistricting Practices. He has had an active Supreme Court practice for three decades, including oral arguments in 19 Supreme Court cases involving matters ranging from free speech and civil rights to civil procedure. Among his important victories have been Lawrence v. Texas, the landmark gay rights case, and Brown v. Entertainment Merchants Ass’n, establishing the First Amendment rights of those who produce and sell video games.
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