LSS General Notices

1. The L Card

You may be wondering what the new card you received with your membership keyring is, and it is an exciting new initiative with all Victorian LSS’ to create one discount card to be used across Melbourne.

On Clayton campus, the card is accepted at Artichoke & Whitebait and Taste Baguette for a 10% discount. For a full list of discounts, visit thevlcard.com.

2. Monash University Generator presents “The Ideator”

If you’ve got a start-up idea (or three) rattling around in your brain…

If you’re interested in entrepreneurship and innovation, even if you’ve never considered doing it yourself…

If you’re a technowhiz, marketing genius, builder, leader or cheer squad…

Everyone has a unique skill or an interesting perspective that can add value.

The IDEATOR is a fun start-up event where you can hash through lots of ideas, hack through a few promising ones and pitch the best ideas.

This could be a really fun 2 days, or it could be the start of an amazing journey.

Whether you’re a die hard junkie of the start-up or just want to vicariously experience the buzz of entrepreneurship, we welcome you to come along, and bring a friend!

When: 1.00pm Tuesday 24 May – 4.30pm Wednesday 25 May 2016

Where: 271 Collins St, Melbourne

What: start-up hackathon with mentorship, prototyping, pitch practice, etc.

Sector: 3 tracks – life science, Monash Challenge (IT), small biz/social

Sign up here.

3. Law Council of Australia Scholarships: Business Law

Each year the Business Law Section offers three scholarships of $5000 to the writer of the best papers in fields of Competition, Corporations and Taxation Law.

The scholarships are targeted to ‘early career’ legal professionals with less than four years of professional experience in the legal field of their paper. In the past winners have come from across academia, business and government sectors.

These scholarships are well suited to any Honours or research student who has previously written on a topic in one of the available fields.

Entries close Sunday 31 July 2016 at 5.00pm. For more information, please see here.

4. Leap into Leadership Online

Leap into Leadership Online is a suite of free modules to develop your employability and leadership skills at your own pace. It’s available for all current Monash students, any time – so you can complete as many modules as you like, at any stage of your studies.

Each module is practical, straightforward and fun, and takes about one to two hours to complete. There are no formal assessments to hand in, and you’ll earn a certificate for each module.

So, whether you want to hone your skills in communication, managing events or projects, teamwork or goal-setting, check out the modules on offer and get started today.

5. Lawyers for Animals Trivia Night

Lawyers for Animals for like to invite you to their first Trivia Night!

Gather a team together, or join one, to test your general knowledge and to benefit animals.

It will be a fun and informative evening with a hint of legal competition.

Date: Friday 20 May 2016

Time: from 5.30pm

Venue: The Apartment (bar), 401 Little Bourke St, Melbourne

Cost: $11.40 + optional $15 vegan dinner box

For more info and to purchase tickets please see here.

LSS Careers Notices

1. Herbert Smith Freehills Commercial Series

Herbert Smith Freehills invites you to an evening to learn more about the firm, practice areas, who they are and what they do.

Join them for a practical and interactive networking evening on any of the following dates.

All sessions run from 5.00pm – 7.00pm at Herbert Smith Freehills, Level 42, 101 Collins Street, Melbourne.

Wednesday 18 May: Finance, real estate and projects

Monday 23 May: Dispute resolution

Thursday 26 May: Employment, pensions and incentives

Monday 30 May: Corporate

Please register here if you are interested in attending one of the above events.

Please note that places are allocated to penultimate year students in the first instance.

2. Ashurst Open House

Aim beyond pure legal knowledge. Beyond commercial advice. Be known for something more: a clarity of thought and an instinct for problem solving that can influence governments and leading businesses the world over.

Join our Open House in Melbourne and we’ll show you first-hand what it is like to work at Ashurst.

You will have the opportunity to interact with all levels of the firm giving you an insight to the work we do across our practice areas, the clients we work with and to understand what life is like for our seasonal clerks and graduates.

This event is for highly driven law students graduating no earlier than 2018, with a genuine interest in practising commercial law.

Please register your interest here. You will be asked to complete a short application form and upload your CV.

Date: Tuesday 26 May 2016

Time: 5.00pm – 7.30pm

Venue: Ashurst, 181 William St, Melbourne

3. Environmental Justice Australia Volunteer Program – winter internships close 16 May 2016

Environmental Justice Australia (formerly the Environment Defenders Office) is offering a limited number of two-week internships for June – July 2016 to law students with a genuine and demonstrable interest in environmental issues, social justice issues and environmental law.

Opportunities available include providing paralegal support in Envirojustice cases, researching and updating publications and contributing to policy and law reform projects in areas such as biodiversity protection and climate change.

Internships are voluntary and based in the EJA office at the 60L Green Building, 60 Leicester Street, Carlton.

Applications are due by 5.00pm on Monday 16 May 2016.

For more information and how to apply please see here.

Competitions

1. HSF-NLUD International Negotiation Competition (INC)

INC is a competition organised by Herbert Smith Freehills and National Law University Delhi.

The first edition of the competition took place in 2014 and it was a big hit. The second edition, which was held in September 2015, drew participants from 23 internationally renowned universities from five countries, including the likes of Cambridge, Oxford, Sydney, Melbourne, Hong Kong and Cologne.

The competition aims at providing an opportunity to law students of select top universities across the globe to practice and improve their negotiation skills. It provides a platform for students to compete in a truly diverse and an international environment. The competition is carefully structured to simulate legal negotiations particularly for those students who aspire to be international lawyers.

Students participating in the competition will assume the roles of international lawyers in negotiating a series of legal problems. The problems will be based on real life examples and will comprise a common set of facts known to all participants and confidential information known only to the participants representing a particular side.

Each team will consist of two students, who must be enrolled in a full time degree (undergraduate or postgraduate) as at September 1 2016. Only one team per university will be allowed. The competition will begin 15 June 2016 (release of the problem), with the finals being 11 September 2016 and held in Delhi, India.

Please see here for more information.

2. 2016 National Essay Competition – open now

The NEC is open to all Australian law students and recent law graduates.

Students are encouraged to submit an academic paper between 3,000 and 12,000 words on any legal issue.

The winner will receive a prize of $1,000. The top four papers will also receive national exposure in the 2016 Australian Law Students’ Association Academic Journal which is distributed to all Australian law student societies.

The due date for all submissions is Monday 6 June 2016 at 5.00pm AEST.

For further information about the competition, including the submission requirements and marking criteria, please see here.

Social Justice & Equity

1. Brimbank Melton Community Legal Centre Volunteer Opportunities

Brimbank Melton Community Legal Centre is currently taking applications for its 2016 Semester 2 volunteer intake.

If you are interested in social justice and gaining legal experience working with clients who are socially and economically marginalised please consider applying.

We are currently looking for volunteers across both our offices, St Albans and Melton. The role will require a 12 month commitment to complete one full day per week.

If you are interested please send your current CV and a covering letter (as attached PDF files) to legal@comm-unityplus.org.au.

2. Clayton Utz Diversity Lecture

Clayton Utz will be hosting the inaugural Diversity Lecture at its Melbourne office this May.

This year, members of the CU LGBTI Alliance will present the lecture which will focus on the current legal framework concerning children hoping to transition and how it could be improved.  As you may know, a key concern for these children and their families is the requirement for court approval before being able to undergo treatment.  The lecture will address this and other issues.

The idea to host the lecture is borne out of CU’s desire to connect more with uni students, its prospective employees, by showing them its interest in and commitment to issues affecting groups which make its workplace a diverse and enriched environment. The CU LGBTI program, the LGBTI Alliance, is the mechanism through which the firm seeks to ensure that it has a culture of inclusion.

Date: Wednesday 18 May 2016

Time: drinks from 6.00pm with a 6.30pm start time

Venue: Clayton Utz, Level 18, 333 Collins Street, Melbourne

RSVP essential: please email aottobre@claytonutz.com with your name and university by Wednesday 11 May 2016.

3. King & Wood Mallesons “The Displacement Project”

On Wednesday 8 June 2016, King & Wood Mallesons, together with UNSW’s Kaldor Centre for International Refugee Law, are hosting a panel event, “The Displacement Project – Perspectives on Climate Change and Displacement”.

The Displacement Project aims to raise awareness among members of the legal profession and the broader community about climate change-related migration and displacement, the limitations of existing international legal frameworks and the policies that can be implemented in response to this issue.

The Displacement Project has two fantastic speakers, from cross-disciplinary fields, who will each offer a unique insight into the human impact of climate change.

Please register here.

More details about the event can be found here.

JD

1. JD Office Hours

The JD LSS office hours are as follows:

Monday: 12.00pm – 5.00pm

Wednesday: 12.00pm – 5.00pm

Thursday: 11.00am – 3.00pm

During these times memberships and event tickets can be purchased. However if these times do not suit you please contact jd.adminactivities@monashlss.com

LSS General Notices

1. The L Card

You may be wondering what the new card you received with your membership keyring is, and it is an exciting new initiative with all Victorian LSS’ to create one discount card to be used across Melbourne.

On Clayton campus, the card is accepted at Artichoke & Whitebait and Taste Baguette for a 10% discount. For a full list of discounts, visit thevlcard.com.

2. Monash University Generator presents “The Ideator”

If you’ve got a start-up idea (or three) rattling around in your brain…

If you’re interested in entrepreneurship and innovation, even if you’ve never considered doing it yourself…

If you’re a technowhiz, marketing genius, builder, leader or cheer squad…

Everyone has a unique skill or an interesting perspective that can add value.

The IDEATOR is a fun start-up event where you can hash through lots of ideas, hack through a few promising ones and pitch the best ideas.

This could be a really fun 2 days, or it could be the start of an amazing journey.

Whether you’re a die hard junkie of the start-up or just want to vicariously experience the buzz of entrepreneurship, we welcome you to come along, and bring a friend!

When: 1.00pm Tuesday 24 May – 4.30pm Wednesday 25 May 2016

Where: 271 Collins St, Melbourne

What: start-up hackathon with mentorship, prototyping, pitch practice, etc.

Sector: 3 tracks – life science, Monash Challenge (IT), small biz/social

Sign up here.

3. Law Council of Australia Scholarships: Business Law

Each year the Business Law Section offers three scholarships of $5000 to the writer of the best papers in fields of Competition, Corporations and Taxation Law.

The scholarships are targeted to ‘early career’ legal professionals with less than four years of professional experience in the legal field of their paper. In the past winners have come from across academia, business and government sectors.

These scholarships are well suited to any Honours or research student who has previously written on a topic in one of the available fields.

Entries close Sunday 31 July 2016 at 5.00pm. For more information, please see here.

4. Leap into Leadership Online

Leap into Leadership Online is a suite of free modules to develop your employability and leadership skills at your own pace. It’s available for all current Monash students, any time – so you can complete as many modules as you like, at any stage of your studies.

Each module is practical, straightforward and fun, and takes about one to two hours to complete. There are no formal assessments to hand in, and you’ll earn a certificate for each module.

So, whether you want to hone your skills in communication, managing events or projects, teamwork or goal-setting, check out the modules on offer and get started today.

5. Lawyers for Animals Trivia Night

Lawyers for Animals for like to invite you to their first Trivia Night!

Gather a team together, or join one, to test your general knowledge and to benefit animals.

It will be a fun and informative evening with a hint of legal competition.

Date: Friday 20 May 2016

Time: from 5.30pm

Venue: The Apartment (bar), 401 Little Bourke St, Melbourne

Cost: $11.40 + optional $15 vegan dinner box

For more info and to purchase tickets please see here.

LSS Careers Notices

1. The Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet 2017 Graduate Program

Applications for the 2017 Graduate Program with the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet are now open.

Do you want to make a real contribution to the success of our country? DPMC offers exciting and fulfilling work at the heart of government with career development opportunities difficult to find elsewhere.

The Graduate Programme is a two year, structured, on-the-job development programme that provides you with the support, opportunities and challenges you need to kick start your career in the Australian Public Service (APS).

Roles are primarily located in Canberra however opportunities may also be available in our Regional Network. Graduates are anticipated to commence work in February 2017.

Applications close Thursday 12 May 2016.

Please see here for more information and to apply.

2. Ashurst Open House

Aim beyond pure legal knowledge. Beyond commercial advice. Be known for something more: a clarity of thought and an instinct for problem solving that can influence governments and leading businesses the world over.

Join our Open House in Melbourne and we’ll show you first-hand what it is like to work at Ashurst.

You will have the opportunity to interact with all levels of the firm giving you an insight to the work we do across our practice areas, the clients we work with and to understand what life is like for our seasonal clerks and graduates.

This event is for highly driven law students graduating no earlier than 2018, with a genuine interest in practising commercial law.

Please register your interest here. You will be asked to complete a short application form and upload your CV.

Date: Tuesday 26 May 2016

Time: 5.00pm – 7.30pm

Venue: Ashurst, 181 William St, Melbourne

3. Global Consulting Group (GCG)

Interested in exploring a career in consulting? Apply to become a Project Consultant with GCG today.

Contrary to common misconceptions, management consulting is a popular career path for many law graduates from a variety of backgrounds.

GCG provides pro-bono consulting services for a wide range of not-for-profits. From TedTalks to St Vinnies, GCG provides an unrivalled opportunity for students to work on real projects and issues affecting many NFPs both domestically and abroad. Students will work on semester long engagements in a small project team with the support of industry professionals from leading consulting firms.

Applications close midnight Friday 13 May 2016.

See here for more info.

4. Environmental Justice Australia Volunteer Program – winter internships close 16 May 2016

Environmental Justice Australia (formerly the Environment Defenders Office) is offering a limited number of two-week internships for June – July 2016 to law students with a genuine and demonstrable interest in environmental issues, social justice issues and environmental law.

Opportunities available include providing paralegal support in Envirojustice cases, researching and updating publications and contributing to policy and law reform projects in areas such as biodiversity protection and climate change.

Internships are voluntary and based in the EJA office at the 60L Green Building, 60 Leicester Street, Carlton.

Applications are due by 5.00pm on Monday 16 May 2016.

For more information and how to apply please see here.

Competitions

1. HSF-NLUD International Negotiation Competition (INC)

INC is a competition organised by Herbert Smith Freehills and National Law University Delhi.

The first edition of the competition took place in 2014 and it was a big hit. The second edition, which was held in September 2015, drew participants from 23 internationally renowned universities from five countries, including the likes of Cambridge, Oxford, Sydney, Melbourne, Hong Kong and Cologne.

The competition aims at providing an opportunity to law students of select top universities across the globe to practice and improve their negotiation skills. It provides a platform for students to compete in a truly diverse and an international environment. The competition is carefully structured to simulate legal negotiations particularly for those students who aspire to be international lawyers.

Students participating in the competition will assume the roles of international lawyers in negotiating a series of legal problems. The problems will be based on real life examples and will comprise a common set of facts known to all participants and confidential information known only to the participants representing a particular side.

Each team will consist of two students, who must be enrolled in a full time degree (undergraduate or postgraduate) as at September 1 2016. Only one team per university will be allowed. The competition will begin 15 June 2016 (release of the problem), with the finals being 11 September 2016 and held in Delhi, India.

Please see here for more information.

2. 2016 National Essay Competition – open now

The NEC is open to all Australian law students and recent law graduates.

Students are encouraged to submit an academic paper between 3,000 and 12,000 words on any legal issue.

The winner will receive a prize of $1,000. The top four papers will also receive national exposure in the 2016 Australian Law Students’ Association Academic Journal which is distributed to all Australian law student societies.

The due date for all submissions is Monday 6 June 2016 at 5.00pm AEST.

For further information about the competition, including the submission requirements and marking criteria, please see here.

Social Justice & Equity

1. Clayton Utz Diversity Lecture

Clayton Utz will be hosting the inaugural Diversity Lecture at its Melbourne office this May.

This year, members of the CU LGBTI Alliance will present the lecture which will focus on the current legal framework concerning children hoping to transition and how it could be improved.  As you may know, a key concern for these children and their families is the requirement for court approval before being able to undergo treatment.  The lecture will address this and other issues.

The idea to host the lecture is borne out of CU’s desire to connect more with uni students, its prospective employees, by showing them its interest in and commitment to issues affecting groups which make its workplace a diverse and enriched environment. The CU LGBTI program, the LGBTI Alliance, is the mechanism through which the firm seeks to ensure that it has a culture of inclusion.

Date: Wednesday 18 May 2016

Time: drinks from 6.00pm with a 6.30pm start time

Venue: Clayton Utz, Level 18, 333 Collins Street, Melbourne

RSVP essential: please email aottobre@claytonutz.com with your name and university by Wednesday 11 May 2016.

JD

1. JD Office Hours

The JD LSS office hours are as follows:

Monday: 12.00pm – 5.00pm

Wednesday: 12.00pm – 5.00pm

Thursday: 11.00am – 3.00pm

During these times memberships and event tickets can be purchased. However if these times do not suit you please contact jd.adminactivities@monashlss.com

LSS General Notices

1. The L Card

You may be wondering what the new card you received with your membership keyring is, and it is an exciting new initiative with all Victorian LSS’ to create one discount card to be used across Melbourne.

On Clayton campus, the card is accepted at Artichoke & Whitebait and Taste Baguette for a 10% discount. For a full list of discounts, visit thevlcard.com.

2. Monash University Generator presents “The Ideator”

If you’ve got a start-up idea (or three) rattling around in your brain…

If you’re interested in entrepreneurship and innovation, even if you’ve never considered doing it yourself…

If you’re a technowhiz, marketing genius, builder, leader or cheer squad…

Everyone has a unique skill or an interesting perspective that can add value.

The IDEATOR is a fun start-up event where you can hash through lots of ideas, hack through a few promising ones and pitch the best ideas.

This could be a really fun 2 days, or it could be the start of an amazing journey.

Whether you’re a die hard junkie of the start-up or just want to vicariously experience the buzz of entrepreneurship, we welcome you to come along, and bring a friend!

When: 1.00pm Tuesday 24 May – 4.30pm Wednesday 25 May 2016

Where: 271 Collins St, Melbourne

What: start-up hackathon with mentorship, prototyping, pitch practice, etc.

Sector: 3 tracks – life science, Monash Challenge (IT), small biz/social

Sign up here.

3. Boston Consulting Group Scholarship Applications now open

In 2016, Boston Consulting are offering two Scholarships – one for female applicants, in line with their commitment to supporting women build successful careers, and another which is open to everyone.

An application is not only an opportunity to compete for the $15,000 Scholarships, but also to potentially secure a graduate position with the world’s fastest growing premium management consulting firm. Successful applicants are also invited to the invitation-only two-day Master Class in Strategy.

At BCG, your talent and ambition are just the starting point for a life-changing experience in which you will grow personally and shape the future of many companies. By working with the world’s leading businesses on their toughest strategic and operational questions, and with inspiring people in an environment of creativity and performance, you will grow into a responsible leader and learn to make a difference at BCG and beyond.

If you are a critical thinker with excellent academic results, exceptional communication skills and a determination to make a difference, you are encouraged to apply.

To apply and learn more about our Scholarship opportunities, please visit www.bcg.com.au. Applications close Sunday 8 May 2016 at 12.00pm.

4. Law Council of Australia Scholarships: Business Law

Each year the Business Law Section offers three scholarships of $5000 to the writer of the best papers in fields of Competition, Corporations and Taxation Law.

The scholarships are targeted to ‘early career’ legal professionals with less than four years of professional experience in the legal field of their paper. In the past winners have come from across academia, business and government sectors.

These scholarships are well suited to any Honours or research student who has previously written on a topic in one of the available fields.

Entries close Sunday 31 July 2016 at 5.00pm. For more information, please see here.

5. Leap into Leadership Online

Leap into Leadership Online is a suite of free modules to develop your employability and leadership skills at your own pace. It’s available for all current Monash students, any time – so you can complete as many modules as you like, at any stage of your studies.

Each module is practical, straightforward and fun, and takes about one to two hours to complete. There are no formal assessments to hand in, and you’ll earn a certificate for each module.

So, whether you want to hone your skills in communication, managing events or projects, teamwork or goal-setting, check out the modules on offer and get started today.

LSS Careers Notices

1. The Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet 2017 Graduate Program

Applications for the 2017 Graduate Program with the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet are now open.

Do you want to make a real contribution to the success of our country? DPMC offers exciting and fulfilling work at the heart of government with career development opportunities difficult to find elsewhere.

The Graduate Programme is a two year, structured, on-the-job development programme that provides you with the support, opportunities and challenges you need to kick start your career in the Australian Public Service (APS).

Roles are primarily located in Canberra however opportunities may also be available in our Regional Network. Graduates are anticipated to commence work in February 2017.

Applications close Thursday 12 May 2016.

Please see here for more information and to apply.

2. Ashurst Open House

Aim beyond pure legal knowledge. Beyond commercial advice. Be known for something more: a clarity of thought and an instinct for problem solving that can influence governments and leading businesses the world over.

Join our Open House in Melbourne and we’ll show you first-hand what it is like to work at Ashurst.

You will have the opportunity to interact with all levels of the firm giving you an insight to the work we do across our practice areas, the clients we work with and to understand what life is like for our seasonal clerks and graduates.

This event is for highly driven law students graduating no earlier than 2018, with a genuine interest in practising commercial law.

Please register your interest here. You will be asked to complete a short application form and upload your CV.

Date: Tuesday 26 May 2016

Time: 5.00pm – 7.30pm

Venue: Ashurst, 181 William St, Melbourne

Competitions

1. HSF-NLUD International Negotiation Competition (INC)

INC is a competition organised by Herbert Smith Freehills and National Law University Delhi.

The first edition of the competition took place in 2014 and it was a big hit. The second edition, which was held in September 2015, drew participants from 23 internationally renowned universities from five countries, including the likes of Cambridge, Oxford, Sydney, Melbourne, Hong Kong and Cologne.

The competition aims at providing an opportunity to law students of select top universities across the globe to practice and improve their negotiation skills. It provides a platform for students to compete in a truly diverse and an international environment. The competition is carefully structured to simulate legal negotiations particularly for those students who aspire to be international lawyers.

Students participating in the competition will assume the roles of international lawyers in negotiating a series of legal problems. The problems will be based on real life examples and will comprise a common set of facts known to all participants and confidential information known only to the participants representing a particular side.

Each team will consist of two students, who must be enrolled in a full time degree (undergraduate or postgraduate) as at September 1 2016. Only one team per university will be allowed. The competition will begin 15 June 2016 (release of the problem), with the finals being 11 September 2016 and held in Delhi, India.

Please see here for more information.

Social Justice & Equity

1. Clayton Utz Diversity Lecture

Clayton Utz will be hosting the inaugural Diversity Lecture at its Melbourne office this May.

This year, members of the CU LGBTI Alliance will present the lecture which will focus on the current legal framework concerning children hoping to transition and how it could be improved.  As you may know, a key concern for these children and their families is the requirement for court approval before being able to undergo treatment.  The lecture will address this and other issues.

The idea to host the lecture is borne out of CU’s desire to connect more with uni students, its prospective employees, by showing them its interest in and commitment to issues affecting groups which make its workplace a diverse and enriched environment. The CU LGBTI program, the LGBTI Alliance, is the mechanism through which the firm seeks to ensure that it has a culture of inclusion.

Date: Wednesday 18 May 2016

Time: drinks from 6.00pm with a 6.30pm start time

Venue: Clayton Utz, Level 18, 333 Collins Street, Melbourne

RSVP essential: please email aottobre@claytonutz.com with your name and university by Wednesday 11 May 2016.

JD

1. JD Office Hours

The JD LSS office hours are as follows:

Monday: 12.00pm – 5.00pm

Wednesday: 12.00pm – 5.00pm

Thursday: 11.00am – 3.00pm

During these times memberships and event tickets can be purchased. However if these times do not suit you please contact jd.adminactivities@monashlss.com

LSS General Notices

1. The L Card

You may be wondering what the new card you received with your membership keyring is.

It is an exciting new initiative with all Victorian LSSs to create one discount card to be used across Melbourne.

On Clayton campus, the card is accepted at Artichoke & Whitebait and Taste Baguette for a 10% discount.

For a full list of discounts, visit thevlcard.com.

2. Law Council of Australia Scholarships 2016: Business Law

Each year the Business Law Section offers three scholarships of $5000 to the writer of the best papers in fields of Competition, Corporations and Taxation Law.

The scholarships are targeted to ‘early career’ legal professionals with less than four years of professional experience in the legal field of their paper. In the past winners have come from across academia, business and government sectors.

These scholarships are well suited to any Honours or research student who has previously written on a topic in one of the available fields.

Entries close Sunday 31 July 2016 at 5.00pm.

For more information please click here.

3. Leap into Leadership Online

Leap into Leadership Online is a suite of free modules to develop your employability and leadership skills at your own pace. It’s available for all current Monash students, any time – so you can complete as many modules as you like, at any stage of your studies.

Each module is practical, straightforward and fun, and takes about one to two hours to complete. There are no formal assessments to hand in, and you’ll earn a certificate for each module.

So, whether you want to hone your skills in communication, managing events or projects, teamwork or goal-setting, check out the modules on offer and get started today.

LSS Careers Notices

1. Expert Panel Seminar Series

This series will allow penultimate students to hear from partners from two different practise areas: Transactional and Advisory and Litigation.

The panels will involve a one hour question and answer format with the chance to mingle afterwards.

The Corporate Transaction Law seminar will attended by Ashurst, Corrs Chambers Westgarth and King & Wood Mallesons.

Date: Tuesday 19 April 2016

Time: 6.00pm – 8.00pm

Location: Monash University Law Chambers, Level 1, 555 Lonsdale St, Melbourne

The Litigation/Dispute Resolution seminar will be attended by Baker & McKenzie, Gilbert + Tobin, Herbert Smith Freehills, Allens and Minter Ellison.

Date: Wednesday 27 April 2016

Time: 6.00pm – 8.00pm

Location: Monash University Law Chambers, Level 1, 555 Lonsdale St, Melbourne

To register for either seminar please click here.

Please note: you must be a LSS member to register, and will only be able to attend one of the two seminars. Preference will be given to penultimate students. Confirmation emails will be sent after registrations are processed.

2. Maddocks Seminar

Maddocks law firm is coming in for a Speed-Networking Session on Clayton campus.

Head over to W210 in the Menzies at 12.00pm Thursday 21 April to hear from HR representatives and lawyers from this top employer.

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to inform your clerkship and graduate applications!

Date: Thursday 21 April 2016

Time: 12.00pm

Location: Room W210, Menzies Building, Clayton Campus

3. The Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet 2017 Graduate Programme

Applications for the 2017 Graduate Programme with the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet are now open.

Do you want to make a real contribution to the success of our country? PM&C offers exciting and fulfilling work at the heart of government with career development opportunities difficult to find elsewhere.

The Graduate Programme is a two year, structured, on-the-job development programme that provides you with the support, opportunities and challenges you need to kick start your career in the Australian Public Service (APS).

Roles are primarily located in Canberra however opportunities may also be available in the Regional Network.

Graduates are anticipated to commence work in February 2017.

Applications close Thursday 12 May 2016.

Please see here for more information and to apply.

Competitions

1. HSF-NLUD International Negotiation Competition (INC)

INC is a competition organised by Herbert Smith Freehills and National Law University Delhi.

The first edition of the competition took place in 2014 and it was a big hit.

The second edition, which was held in September 2015, drew participants from 23 internationally renowned universities from five countries, including the likes of Cambridge, Oxford, Sydney, Melbourne, Hong Kong and Cologne.

The competition aims at providing an opportunity to law students of select top universities across the globe to practice and improve their negotiation skills. It provides a platform for students to compete in a truly diverse and an international environment. The competition is carefully structured to simulate legal negotiations particularly for those students who aspire to be international lawyers.

Students participating in the competition will assume the roles of international lawyers in negotiating a series of legal problems. The problems will be based on real life examples and will comprise a common set of facts known to all participants and confidential information known only to the participants representing a particular side.

Each team will consist of two students, who must be enrolled in a full time degree (undergraduate or postgraduate) as at September 1 2016. Only one team per university will be allowed. The competition will begin 15 June (release of the problem), with the finals being 11 September 2016 and held in Delhi.

Please find more information here.

Education

1. Charity Dinner Ticket Sales

2016 sees the return of Charity Dinner, supporting the Tristan Jepson Foundation.

Speakers will include Marie Jepson, co-founder of the Tristan Jepson Foundation, and Prerna Diksha, who is a Board Member on the Australians for Mental Health Organisation.

Fulton Street will also be performing! All profits made will be donated to the Tristan Jepson Memorial Foundation.

Date: Thursday 28 April 2016

Time: 7.30pm

Venue: La Di Da, 577 Little Bourke St, Melbourne

Cost: $60 for members, $65 for non-members

Included: canapés, 2 course dinner and bar tab

Do not miss this event. For more information, please refer to the Facebook event.

Social Justice & Equity

1. Clayton Utz Diversity Lecture

Clayton Utz will be hosting the inaugural Diversity Lecture at its Melbourne office this May.

This year, members of the CU LGBTI Alliance will present the lecture which will focus on the current legal framework concerning children hoping to transition and how it could be improved.

As you may know, a key concern for these children and their families is the requirement for court approval before being able to undergo treatment. The lecture will address this and other issues.

The idea to host the lecture is borne out of CU’s desire to connect more with uni students, its prospective employees, by showing them its interest in and commitment to issues affecting groups which make its workplace a diverse and enriched environment. The CU LGBTI program, the LGBTI Alliance, is the mechanism through which the firm seeks to ensure that it has a culture of inclusion.

Date: Wednesday 18 May 2016

Time: Drinks from 6.00pm with a 6.30pm start time

Location: Clayton Utz, Level 18, 333 Collins Street, Melbourne

RSVP: Please email aottobre@claytonutz.com with your name and university by Wednesday 11 May 2016.

2. Just Leadership Program Applications: open now

The prestigious Just Leadership Program (JLP), in its 7th year in 2016, is a program open to all undergraduate and post-graduate law students.

The program runs in Semester 2, and comprises of 11 seminars with Q&A panels. Topics include, among others: Environmental Justice, Mental Health & Physical Disability, Asylum Seekers’ Rights, Indigenous Access to Justice, and – NEW in 2016 – Animal Law.

Participants gain access to incredible speakers from various legal professions.

Past speakers include: the Honourable Michael Kirby AC, Christine Milne (former Senator and Greens leader), Rob Hulls (former Attorney-General of Victoria), and Julian Burnside AO QC (human rights advocate).

Participants also have the opportunity to work in small groups to produce a project in an area of social justice law. In the past, project groups have written blogs, made submissions to parliamentary inquiries and the Victorian Law Reform Commission, and published public policy articles.

For more information, and to submit an application click here.

Applications close Friday 29 April 2016 at 6.00pm.

JD

1. JD Office Hours

The JD LSS office hours are as follows:

Monday: 12.00pm – 5.00pm

Wednesday: 12.00pm – 5.00pm

Thursday: 11.00am – 3.00pm

During these times memberships and event tickets can be purchased.

However if these times do not suit you please contact jd.adminactivities@monashlss.com

LSS General Notices

1. The L Card

You may be wondering what the new card you received with your membership keyring is.

It is an exciting new initiative with all Victorian LSSs to create one discount card to be used across Melbourne.

On Clayton campus, the card is accepted at Artichoke & Whitebait and Taste Baguette for a 10% discount.

For a full list of discounts, visit thevlcard.com.

2. Discount Comedy Festival tickets

After selling out at Perth’s Fringe World, 3 Course Comedy debuts at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival featuring Monash law graduate Michael Shafar and current student David Rose.

Between them they have made two RAW Comedy State Finals, written for Cracked.com, hosted the TV show The Leak and failed Torts B.

Use the discount code ‘LSS’ for a 20% discount when booking online here.

3. Law Council of Australia Scholarships: Business Law

Each year the Business Law Section offers three scholarships of $5000 to the writer of the best papers in fields of Competition, Corporations and Taxation Law.

The scholarships are targeted to ‘early career’ legal professionals with less than four years of professional experience in the legal field of their paper. In the past winners have come from across academia, business and government sectors.

These scholarships are well suited to any Honours or research student who has previously written on a topic in one of the available fields.

Entries close Sunday 31 July 2016 at 5.00pm.

For more information please click here.

LSS Careers Notices

1. Expert Panel Seminar Series

This series will allow penultimate students to hear from partners from two different practise areas: Transactional and Advisory and Litigation.

The panels will involve a one hour question and answer format with the chance to mingle afterwards.

The Corporate Transaction Law seminar will attended by Ashurst, Corrs Chambers Westgarth and King & Wood Mallesons.

Date: Tuesday 19 April 2016

Time: 6.00pm – 8.00pm

Location: Monash University Law Chambers, Level 1, 555 Lonsdale St, Melbourne

The Litigation/Dispute Resolution seminar will be attended by Baker & McKenzie, Gilbert + Tobin, Herbert Smith Freehills, Allens and Minter Ellison.

Date: Wednesday 27 April 2016

Time: 6.00pm – 8.00pm

Location: Monash University Law Chambers, Level 1, 555 Lonsdale St, Melbourne

To register for either seminar please click here.

Please note: you must be a LSS member to register, and will only be able to attend one of the two seminars. Preference will be given to penultimate students. Confirmation emails will be sent after registrations are processed.

2. Leo Cussen Seminar

Are you aware that the vast majority of law students who go on to practice law don’t actually start their careers in a top-tier graduate role? So what’s the other option?

If you’re even considering working as a lawyer then you need to be admitted and the way to do that is by obtaining your Practical Legal Training (PLT) from a designated provider. Want more info?

Come and hear more about PLTs from the Leo Cussen Centre for Law.

Date: Wednesday 13 April 2016

Time: 12.00pm

Location: Lecture theatre R6, Rotunda Building, Monash Clayton Campus

3. Herbert Smith Freehills Taste Function

Herbert Smith Freehills is coming to Monash Clayton for a meet and greet.

This is an amazing opportunity to get to know your potential employers in an intimate and open setting and there will be free coffee and pastries on offer for all attendees!

Date: Thursday 14 April 2016

Time: 3.15pm

Location: Taste Baguette, Menzies Building, Clayton Campus

4. Maddocks Seminar

Maddocks law firm is coming in for a Speed-Networking Session on Clayton campus.

Head over to W210 in the Menzies at 12.00pm Thursday 21 April to hear from HR representatives and lawyers from this top employer.

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to inform your clerkship and graduate applications!

Date: Thursday 21 April 2016

Time: 12.00pm

Location: Room W210, Menzies Building, Clayton Campus

Competitions

1. HSF-NLUD International Negotiation Competition (INC)

INC is a competition organised by Herbert Smith Freehills and National Law University Delhi.

The first edition of the competition took place in 2014 and it was a big hit.

The second edition, which was held in September 2015, drew participants from 23 internationally renowned universities from five countries, including the likes of Cambridge, Oxford, Sydney, Melbourne, Hong Kong and Cologne.

The competition aims at providing an opportunity to law students of select top universities across the globe to practice and improve their negotiation skills. It provides a platform for students to compete in a truly diverse and an international environment. The competition is carefully structured to simulate legal negotiations particularly for those students who aspire to be international lawyers.

Students participating in the competition will assume the roles of international lawyers in negotiating a series of legal problems. The problems will be based on real life examples and will comprise a common set of facts known to all participants and confidential information known only to the participants representing a particular side.

Each team will consist of two students, who must be enrolled in a full time degree (undergraduate or postgraduate) as at September 1 2016. Only one team per university will be allowed. The competition will begin 15 June (release of the problem), with the finals being 11 September and held in Delhi.

Please find more information here.

Education

1. Charity Dinner Ticket Sales

2016 sees the return of Charity Dinner, supporting the Tristan Jepson Foundation.

Speakers will include Marie Jepson, co-founder of the Tristan Jepson Foundation, and Prerna Diksha, who is a Board Member on the Australians for Mental Health Organisation.

Fulton Street will also be performing! All profits made will be donated to the Tristan Jepson Memorial Foundation.

Date: Thursday 28 April 2016

Time: 7.30pm

Venue: La Di Da, 577 Little Bourke St, Melbourne

Cost: $60 for members, $65 for non-members

Included: canapés, 2 course dinner and bar tab

Do not miss this event. For more information, please refer to the Facebook event.

JD

1. JD Office Hours

The JD LSS office hours are as follows:

Monday: 12.00pm – 5.00pm

Wednesday: 12.00pm – 5.00pm

Thursday: 11.00am – 3.00pm

During these times memberships and event tickets can be purchased.

However if these times do not suit you please contact jd.adminactivities@monashlss.com

LSS General Notices

1. The L Card

You may be wondering what the new card you received with your membership keyring is.

It is an exciting new initiative with all Victorian LSSs to create one discount card to be used across Melbourne.

On Clayton campus, the card is accepted at Artichoke & Whitebait and Taste Baguette for a 10% discount.

For a full list of discounts, visit thevlcard.com.

2. Discount Comedy Festival tickets

After selling out at Perth’s Fringe World, 3 Course Comedy debuts at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival featuring Monash law graduate Michael Shafar and current student David Rose.

Between them they have made two RAW Comedy State Finals, written for Cracked.com, hosted the TV show The Leak and failed Torts B.

Use the discount code ‘LSS’ for a 20% when booking online here.

3. Law Council of Australia Scholarships: Business Law

Each year the Business Law Section offers three scholarships of $5000 to the writer of the best papers in fields of Competition, Corporations and Taxation Law.

The scholarships are targeted to ‘early career’ legal professionals with less than four years of professional experience in the legal field of their paper. In the past winners have come from across academia, business and government sectors.

These scholarships are well suited to any Honours or research student who has previously written on a topic in one of the available fields.

Entries close Sunday 31 July at 5.00pm.

For more information please click here.

LSS Careers Notices

1. Expert Panel Seminar Series

This series will allow penultimate students to hear from partners from two different practise areas: Transactional and Advisory and Litigation.

The panels will involve a one hour question and answer format with the chance to mingle afterwards.

The Corporate Transaction Law seminar will attended by Ashurst, Corrs Chambers Westgarth and King & Wood Mallesons.

Date: Tuesday 19 April 2016

Time: 6.00pm – 8.00pm

Location: Monash University Law Chambers, Level 1, 555 Lonsdale St, Melbourne

The Litigation/Dispute Resolution seminar will be attended by Baker & McKenzie, Gilbert + Tobin, Herbert Smith Freehills, Allens and Minter Ellison.

Date: Wednesday 27 April 2016

Time: 6.00pm – 8.00pm

Location: Monash University Law Chambers, Level 1, 555 Lonsdale St, Melbourne

To register for either seminar please click here.

Please note: you must be a LSS member to register, and will only be able to attend one of the two seminars. Preference will be given to penultimate students. Confirmation emails will be sent after registrations are processed.

Education

1. Charity Dinner Ticket Sales

2016 sees the return of Charity Dinner, supporting the Tristan Jepson Foundation. It will include dinner, drinks and entertainment.

Date: Thursday 28 April 2016

Time: 7.30pm

Venue: La Di Da, 577 Little Bourke St, Melbourne

Ticket sales will occur on Tuesday 5 April 2016 from 9.00am in the Law Basement, Clayton Campus.

Do not miss this event. For more information, please refer to the Facebook event.

Social Justice & Equity

1. Seminar Series: Domestic Violence and the Law

Domestic violence features heavily in the media every week, with at least 1 in 3 women across the world facing domestic violence in their lifetime.

However, many of us do not understand what domestic violence is in a legal context. What is family violence? How does the law operate to prevent it? What can we do as lawyers to help victims of abuse?

The LSS has organised an informative seminar to educate you of these matters.

Date: Tuesday 5 April 2016

Time: 1.00pm

Location: E6, 23 College Walk (Building 60 – Engineering), Monash Clayton Campus

2. Victorian Women Lawyers event

VWL will be presenting a panel discussion with Maurice Blackburn on legal responses to non-consensual distribution of private sexual material.

This is an issue that disproportionately affects women, and which many of us have only recently begun to understand as an emerging form of family violence and sexual assault.

Proposed reforms to the law intend to make it unlawful to share, or threaten to share, private sexual material.

Our speakers will discuss such reforms and invite you to consider legal amendments.

Date: Wednesday 6 April 2016

Time: 5.30pm registration for a 6.00pm start

Location: Maurice Blackburn, Level 10, 456 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne

For more information and to register for the event please click here.

JD

1. JD Professional Mentoring Program: apply now

Do you want to be mentored by a legal professional?

Are you a keen Monash JD student looking for guidance from some of the most brilliant legal minds in Australia?

If yes, then this program is for you! Places are limited so don’t waste time!

The JD Professional Mentoring Program is back for its third year running, following on from its huge success in previous years.

The program will commence with a Networking evening on Wednesday 25 May 2016 (Location TBC), where mentors and successful mentee applicants will be invited to meet and greet.

Registration is now open.

Students of all year levels are invited to apply, but preference will be given to penultimate year JD students.

Register here.

2. JD Office Hours

The JD LSS office hours are as follows:

Monday: 12.00pm – 5.00pm

Wednesday: 12.00pm – 5.00pm

Thursday: 11.00am – 3.00pm

During these times memberships and event tickets can be purchased.

However if these times do not suit you please contact jd.adminactivities@monashlss.com

LSS General Notices

1. Special General Meeting + Meet & Greet

On Monday 21 March 2016, the Monash LSS will be holding a Special General Meeting to discuss our financial reports from financial year 2015.

Following this, a meet and greet will be held to allow our newer members to get to know their committee and ask questions. Pizza will be provided!

Date: Monday 21 March 2016

Time: 1.00pm

Location: Menzies Building, H6 Theatre, Monash Clayton

2. The L Card

You may be wondering what the new card you received with your membership keyring is.

It is an exciting new initiative with all Victorian LSSs to create one discount card to be used across Melbourne.

On Clayton campus, the card is accepted at Artichoke & Whitebait and Taste Baguette for a 10% discount.

For a full list of discounts, visit thevlcard.com.

3. Discount Comedy Festival tickets

After selling out at Perth’s Fringe World, 3 Course Comedy debuts at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival featuring Monash law graduate Michael Shafar and current student David Rose.

Between them they have made two RAW Comedy State Finals, written for Cracked.com, hosted the TV show The Leak and failed Torts B.

Use the discount code ‘LSS’ for a 20% when booking online here.

LSS Careers Notices

1. What is Consulting?

The “What is Consulting Workshop” is an annual event aimed at providing an opportunity for students to learn about the management consulting profession from an industry expert.

The workshop is extremely relevant to law students, who are increasingly viewing management consulting as an alternative career path, due to its emphasis on analytical and problem solving skills.

Date: Thursday 24 March 2016

Time: 12.00pm – 1.00pm

Location: Menzies Building, H1 Theatre, Monash Clayton

2. Small and mid-tier firm seminar

If you have been wondering what opportunities there are for you beyond the top-tier sphere, come and engage with the culture of these specialist firms.

Our expert panellists are the best and brightest from small and boutique law firms, here to answer all your questions about daily practice.

Speakers will include representatives from Studio Legal, Justicia, Kelly Hazell Quill and Hive Legal.

Date: Wednesday 23 March 2016

Time: 12.00pm – 1.00pm

Location: 16 Rainforest Walk, Building 25, S9 Theatre, Monash Clayton

Competitions

1. Client Interview Grand Final

You are invited to witness the cream of the crop battle it out at the Client Interview Grand Final 2016.

The final will be held at Corrs Chambers Westgarth, with judges provided by the firm.

Date: Monday 21 March 2016

Time: 6.00pm for a 6.30pm start (light refreshments provided)

Location: Corrs Chambers Westgarth, Level 25, 567 Collins St, Melbourne

2. General Moot Registration opens Monday

The General Moot, sponsored by King Wood & Mallesons (Senior Division) and Ashurst (Junior Division) begins this April, with registration opening Monday 21 March 2016.

It is the premier mooting competition offered by the LSS. It’s like a mock trial, but the essential issue isn’t the facts – it’s the application of legal principles.

The competition tests both students’ research, formulation of legal argument and public presentation skills. Get in quick and registration will fill up fast!

Senior Division – REGISTER HERE

Junior Division – REGISTER HERE

Education

1. International and Exchange Student Lunch

All International and Exchange Students are welcome to come by and get a coffee and pastries at Taste Baguette, Monash Clayton.

This is also a great opportunity to meet and mingle with other international, exchange and domestic students!

Date: Tuesday 21 March 2016

Time: 3.15pm – 4.00pm

Location: Taste Baguette, bottom of the Menzies Building, Monash Clayton (accessible through the revolving door from the law quad)

JD

1. JD Professional Mentoring Program: apply now

Do you want to be mentored by a legal professional?

Are you a keen Monash JD student looking for guidance from some of the most brilliant legal minds in Australia?

If yes, then this program is for you! Places are limited so don’t waste time!

The JD Professional Mentoring Program is back for its third year running, following on from its huge success in previous years.

The program will commence with a Networking evening on Wednesday 25 May 2016 (Location TBC), where mentors and successful mentee applicants will be invited to meet and greet.

Registration is now open.

Students of all year levels are invited to apply, but preference will be given to penultimate year JD students.

Register here.

2. JD Office Hours

The JD LSS office hours are as follows:

Monday: 12.00pm – 5.00pm

Tuesday: 1.00pm – 2.00pm

Wednesday: 12.00pm – 5.00pm

Thursday: 11.00am – 3.00pm

During these times memberships and event tickets can be purchased.

However if these times do not suit you please contact jd.adminactivities@monashlss.com

LSS General Notices

1. Special General Meeting + Meet & Greet

On Monday 21 March, the Monash LSS will be holding a Special General Meeting to discuss our financial reports from financial year 2015.

Following this, a meet and greet will be held to allow our newer members to get to know their committee and ask questions. Pizza will be provided!

When: Monday 21 March, 1pm

Where: Menzies Building, H6 Theatre, Monash Clayton Campus

2. The L Card

You may be wondering what the new card you received with your membership keyring is, and it is an exciting new initiative with all Victorian law students’ societies to create one discount card to be used across Melbourne.

On Clayton campus, the card is accepted at Artichoke & Whitebait and Taste Baguette for a 10% discount.

For a full list of discounts, visit thevlcard.com.

LSS Careers Notices

1. What is Consulting?

The “What is Consulting Workshop” is an annual event aimed at providing an opportunity for students to learn about the management consulting profession from an industry expert.

The workshop is extremely relevant to law students, who are increasingly viewing management consulting as an alternative career path, due to its emphasis on analytical and problem solving skills.

Date: Thursday 24 March

Time: 12.00pm – 1.00pm

Venue: Menzies Building, H1 Theatre, Monash Clayton Campus

2. Paralegal – Family Law

A family lawyer in Ballarat is currently seeking a paralegal to work two days per week for a period of at least six months.

The ideal applicant will have an interest in family law and have completed at least two years of their law degree.

The position is paid and days are negotiable.

Email your CV and cover letter to slia@netconnect.com.au with ‘Paralegal Position’ in the subject line.

Applications close Monday 14th March 2016.

3. Kick Start Your Careers Seminar (featuring Allens)

In conjunction with Allens, the Careers portfolio will be hosting the Kick Start Your Career seminar in Week 3.

If you’re just starting your law degree or simply looking for more information about career-building activities, come down to the ‘Kick Start Your Careers’ Seminar to see what opportunities you can get involved in throughout your degree to help maximise your skills and experience.

Speakers will include Allens, LIV Young Lawyers, Monash Oakleigh Legal Service, Monash Careers Connect and student participants!

Date: Tuesday 15 March 2016

Time: 1.00 – 2.00pm

Venue: C1, 25 Exhibition Walk (Building 63 – the IT and Engineering building past Campus Centre near the new Residential Halls), Clayton Campus

This event is free.

4. Bird & Bird ‘GC for a day’

International law firm Bird & Bird are launching a new competition for Australian law students to be shadow a General Counsel for a day.

The prize includes a day shadowing a top GC, lunch with the GC, one on one mentoring session with an Associate, return flights to Sydney and one night’s accommodation.

Entries close Wednesday 16 March 2016.

To enter you must submit a 90-second video answering the following question:

• “What do you envisage as the greatest opportunity for a GC of the future?”

Please find more information here.

5. Linklaters Roadshow

Linklaters will be running a Roadshow in Melbourne for penultimate year students.

It’s an excellent opportunity for students to find out more about the alliance and the clerkship programs.

Dates: Thursday 17 March 6.00pm and Friday 18 March 1.00pm

Location: Allens, Level 37, 101 Collins Street Melbourne

Register for the event here.

Social Justice & Equity

1. Seminar Series

The Monash Law Student’s Society invites you to discover how to put your degree towards helping other people!

In the first of six seminars your LSS will be running in 2016, we have gathered a group of individuals to fill you in on how to make the most of the opportunities presented to you.

If you feel passionately about social justice and want to learn more about how to pursue your passions during your time at Monash, this seminar will provide you with information on pathways, experiences, and volunteering options that a Monash Law degree can present to you.

Speakers include:

• Jacqueline Weinberg, Lecturer and Clinical Supervisor at the Monash Oakleigh Legal Service
• Marius Smith, Centre Manager of the Castan Centre for Human Rights Law at Monash
• Jessica Steele, President of the Progressive Law Network
• Members of the LSS Social Justice & Equity team

You’ll hear about the Women in Law Breakfast, Social Justice Guide, Just Leadership Program and more.

Date: Wednesday 16 March 2016

Time: 1.00 – 2.00pm

Venue: Education Building, G23, Monash Clayton Campus

JD LSS Notices

1. Office Hours

The JD LSS office hours are as follows:

Monday: 12.00 – 5.00pm

Tuesday: 1.00 – 2.00pm

Wednesday: 12.00 – 5.00pm

Thursday: 11.00 – 3.00pm

During these times memberships and event tickets can be purchased.

However if these times do not suit you please contact jd.adminactivities@monashlss.com