Guelph Humber Pre-Law Society
207 Humber College Boulevard M9W 5L7 Toronto, ON, Canada

The Guelph-Humber Pre-Law Society (GHPLS) is pleased to announce that we will be hosting our Fourth Annual Alumni Night virtually via Microsoft Teams on Saturday, January 16th from 7pm-9pm. We are pleased to share with you our confirmed program for the evening. In the attached brochure you will find a list of the GHPLS Alumni speakers who have kindly agreed to share their insight, journey and life post grad with all of us! We have an amazing panel of esteemed alumni with div...erse next steps following their graduation including policing, law school, various highly competitive Masters programs and launching careers with the government. This is a great opportunity to connect with people who were in your position just a few years ago and gain some valuable insight into what life is like post-graduation. There will also be a Q&A period where you can ask specific questions to our guests. If you are interested in attending this event, please message us or email [email protected] so we can provide you with the link to access the event.

Guelph-Humber's very first International Mooting Competition!

Hi everyone, here is the schedule for the day. https://docs.google.com//1KkW-Vu3et0jJR04ulH_ictxSBnC-ZDKP

Don’t forget to register for the GH Cup before it’s too late! Registration closes April 7th! Here is the link to our official website for more information: https://ghpls9.wixsite.com/mysite

It’s official! The case for the GH Cup is R v Goldfinch, ABCA 2018. Not only are the legal issues extremely compelling, but luckily for you, the case is quite short and concise. Which is yet ANOTHER reason you should register for this amazing experience! For a copy of the case, and to register, visit our website: https://ghpls9.wixsite.com/mysite

HAPPENING TOMORROW: Members are invited to attend this event that is being hosted by your current GHPLS President in the Seventh Semester Room. What is it about?... Explore social media’s role in helping achieve justice through hashtag activism by challenging the social norms that have enabled and normalized the oppression of minority groups for decades. Hear from Holly Jarrett, founder of Canada’s largest social media campaign #AmINext? who successfully sparked government action on the issue of missing and murdered indigenous women and girls, and from Daniella Barreto, the digital activism coordinator for Amnesty International, and learn how these individuals were able to create real change and achieve justice in their communities simply by means of social media. Guelph-Humber’s own Jennifer Flood will also take the mic and discuss sexual violence and prevention in the #MeToo and #TimesUp Era. Register for tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/through-media-to-justice-ticket #ThroughMediaToJustice

For the FIRST TIME EVER Guelph-Humber placed as Semi-Finalists at the National Osgoode Cup!! Out of 109 teams across Canada, Emma Danaher and Emily Tessier placed within the top 4!! So proud