READ THIS! Simulation Course and Seminar Survey Link & Instructions

Spring 2019 Simulation courses & seminar signups
Begins Wednesday, October 24 at 8:00 a.m.
Ends Monday, October 29 at noon
Simulation Courses Seminars
Discovery Advanced Brief Writing seminar
Divorce Law Practicum Feminist Jurisprudence seminar
Negotiation and Mediation Legal Ethics seminar
Legal Drafting: Contracts
Legal Drafting: Litigation
Trial Advocacy
NOTE: Clinics and Externships have a separate sign up process. Please check the On Legal Grounds blog for more information. The Advanced Criminal Prosecution intersession also has a separate sign up process; contact Prof. Schaffzin with questions.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
- A 1L may not enroll in a simulation course nor a seminar.
- Before completing the survey(s) and requesting to be enrolled, review the courses’ prerequisites.
- Use the link below to complete the survey, beginning October 24 at 8 a.m. Do not attempt the survey before 8:00 a.m. on Wednesday, October 24. The error message, “Sorry, this survey has not started.” will display.
- The survey closes at noon on Monday, October 29.
- Seats are NOT awarded on a first come-first serve basis. Date of graduation, and whether a student must have a seminar or simulation course to graduate are deciding factors for who gets a seat in the course. For example, a 3L who plans to graduate in May 2019 and has not completed their Experiential Learning or Advanced Writing requirement will receive a seat before a 3L who has satisfied those requirements.
- The survey must be completed to be considered for a simulation course and a seminar.
- Ranking more courses increases the chance of receiving a seat. However, students should not rank courses they do not want.
- To be considered for more than one simulation course, leave a message in the “Notes for Registrar” box.
- Students will only receive a notification of seats received. Students will be notified on Friday, November 2. No email = No seat. Students may request by email to be placed on a waitlist lawregistrar@memphis.edu.
- Questions or problems about the survey? Email the Registrar’s office.

