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Thu, 1 Jun 2023
Categories: Events.
As Semester One comes to an end we unveil the triumphs and takeaways from the first JCU Law Seminar Series.
As the curtain falls on the first semester of the academic year, we find ourselves reflecting on the enlightening journey of the of the Law Seminar Series that culminated on May 16th with an exceptional presentation on 'Fear and Failure' by the accomplished Townsville Barrister, Merissa Martinez. With a total of ten engaging seminars in Semester One, the series managed to captivate the imaginations of legal enthusiasts and professionals alike, drawing over 300 eager registrations.
A noteworthy aspect that made this semester truly exceptional was our commitment to inclusivity. Every seminar was live-streamed, breaking down the barriers of geography and making it accessible to law students, legal professionals and the general community far and wide. This initiative received resounding praise from our external students, who found it incredibly valuable to have the opportunity to participate in events of this calibre. It's an avenue for knowledge dissemination that bridges the gaps and offers an unparalleled opportunity for legal enthusiasts to broaden their horizons.
If you missed any of these enlightening presentations, worry not. We are delighted to announce that replays of the seminars are now readily available for your viewing pleasure. Whether you're looking to revisit a favourite topic, catch up on one you missed, or simply wish to reinforce your understanding, our on-demand replays are available.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our dedicated student volunteers who played a pivotal role in making this semester a resounding success. Their passion and commitment have been instrumental in delivering a seamless and enriching experience to all participants.
As we look ahead to Semester Two, we are thrilled to announce that registrations will be opening soon. So, for all those eager to embark on another exciting journey into the world of law, be sure to keep an eye out for updates and secure your spot at what promises to be an equally inspiring and knowledge-rich series. Your ongoing support is the fuel that keeps our mission alive, and we can't wait to welcome you back for another incredible semester of the Law Seminar Series.
Stay tuned for updates and registration details for Semester Two on our website. Your journey into the captivating world of law awaits.
Replays for Semester One and Registrations for Semester Two can be found HERE