Pre-Law Forum

FSU Law School Director of Admissions, Sharon Booker, addresses UNF Pre Law Students about the admission process while Dean of Students Benavides looks on.

Every Spring semester, the Pre-Law program plans on conducting an afternoon event entitled Pre-Law Forum.

This activity will bring law school representatives and graduates from one particular law school to the campus to discuss all aspects of the law school admissions process.

This past spring, the FSU Law School's Director of Admissions Sharon Booker and Dean of Students Nancy Benavides, addressed UNF's Pre-Law students.

Jeremy Kespohl and Mitzi Shon have a lot in common. Both graduated from UNF and the FSU College of Law and are practicing law in Jacksonville. They also serve on the Pre Law Program Board of Advisors and participated in the Law Forum.

Pre Law students Megan Uncel, Wes Page, and Chelsea Schuster helped organize the Pre Law Forum and greeted the Pre Law students upon their arrival.

Part of the impressive turnout of Pre Law students who attended the first Pre Law Forum conducted by the FSU College of Law.

Four guest speakers represented the Florida Coastal School of Law at PreLaw Forum II on February 29, 2008. Pictured: Professor Robert Hornstein, Assitant Director of Admissions Dexter Smith, Academic Success Lindsey Carter-Tidwell, and Professor Jeff McFarland.

Professor McFarland, a UNF graduate, addresses the gathering at PreLaw Forum II.

Two UNF grads who are currently attending the Florida Coastal School of Law, Edward Saranowski and Lesley McKinney.

These current UNF students helped put the Forum on.

PreLaw Forum 3 featured the Florida State University College of Law on March 7, 2008. Erika Hill, the Interim Director of Admissions, discussed the admission process and what the Law School looks for in a candidate.

A large crowd filled the Student Senate Chambers to attend the Florida State College of Law presentation.

Elizabeth Boyette, Assistant Director of Admission, Records and Registration, gave helpful hints to the students about completing their application to Law School.

These four UNF students helped stage the FSU College of Law presentation. A lot of work on their part made it a highly successful venture.