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Networking

Queena Yu

"I’ve had the pleasure to attend several events hosted by RCLA, such as the LSAT Bootcamp, Lawyer Panel, and Women in Law. Being able to meet other likeminded students and network with industry professionals is one of the biggest reasons why I continued to be involved with RCLA! I have really gotten to know the field much better through my times as a participant, so I highly encourage YOU to sign up for the events if you want to pursue law!”

Past Events

Games Night

The first event of the year introduced the Class of 2028 to Rotman Commerce through several games that develop important skills for Rotman students including teamwork, critical thinking, and problem-solving.

Goodmans Law Tour

This event provided RC students the networking opportunity and to discover the inner working of a law firm through enlightening Q&A sessions about careers and various legal interests.

RCLA x UofT Law Trial

With the collaboration event with UofT Law, RC students were provided the opportunity to be a juror for the mock trial of law students had prepared in a real court setting. This gives RC students an insightful look into what actually goes on in a court room. 

RCLA x UTPLS Mock Trial Workshop

With this collaboration event with UTPLS, RC students were provided the opportunity to be a part of a mock trial, learning about how to construct persuasive arguments and to present in a courtroom, Students are also given the chance to [resent arguments for the prosecution and defendant. 

RCT x RCLA Debate Competition

Collaborating with RC Toastmasters, this debate competition aim to provide public speaking training to RC students and provide writing training for constructing powerful arguments.

Beyond the Scope

This event conveyed the realities of law school, from law student panelists sharing their experiences on writing the LSAT, to their overall perspectives regarding their studies. 

Notion Negotiations

Students were provided with the opportunity to develop their public speaking, debating, and networking skills, and create high levels of engagement through argumentative discussion. The top debaters were presented with Awards [mention names].

LSAT Bootcamp

A panel of lawyers, law students, and admissions officers presented their perspectives on the LSAT. Attendees were able to ask about the LSAT, the law school application process, and anything law school-related.

Lawyer Panel

Students networked with lawyers in different types of law including accounting law, corporate law, entertainment (IP) law, criminal law, family law, real estate law, and more.

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