WLS Law Student Society event activity

The WLS Law Student Society event activity carries one Core Skills Point which can contribute to the Skills in Practice Award pathway of the Warwick Award. You are still able to claim Core Skills points for SU society engagement for the same student society. You will need to:

Join one of the law student societies (Bar Society, BASE Law, CLAW, IELS, LEAD, Warwick Law Society, Warwick Future Female Lawyers, Warwick Legal Tech). There is no fee for this.
Attend one of their events
Reflect on the event and do at least one of the following: provide a non-critical LinkedIn post about the event or the society; write a short, non-critical review for the Warwick Law Careers newsletter about the event or the society; give feedback to the society (for example, an event evaluation or a suggestion for future activity for the society)
Complete a reflection for the Warwick Award about the skills you have developed by being in the Society, attending an event and commenting on it.

Once you have completed tasks 1-3, please complete the form below and the activity will get logged on your GradIntellgence account where you will be able to complete task 4 and achieve your one Core Skill point.

Name

Email address

Please give details of the law student society you joined and the event attended. Please also detail how you shared feedback about the event (to the society directly or via LinkedIn for example)

Privacy notice

This form will be used to manage attendance at an event. Your attendance at the event will be recorded and associated with your name, but no other personally identifiable data will be stored, and the data will not be used for any purpose other than as a record of the event. Please see our Staff Privacy Notice or Student Privacy Notice for further information.

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