The exam numbers (blind grading IDs) for the Fall 2020 semester have been assigned.  Students will use this one exam number assigned to them for all examinations taken or assignments done anonymously during the fall term.  This is different than any exam number used during a previous semester.

To access your exam number log on to GIBSON online and select the Blind Grading ID option under the Law School Services heading. Then choose Fall 2020 when prompted for the term.

Information regarding exams procedures and instructions will be posted in October in advance of the exam period.

Colleen Timmons

Assistant Dean, Academic Services

Tulane University School of Law

6329 Freret St., Suite 204

New Orleans, LA  70118

504-862-8835

504-862-8373 (fax)

ctimmons@tulane.edu

Here's my calendar link to schedule an appointment.

All students are required to satisfy the upper-class writing requirement.  Once you have completed the course intended to fulfill this requirement, please make sure to follow the steps below to initiate the approval process for the writing requirement (note- if you have already satisfied your writing requirement you do not need to resubmit):

Access the link to submit the writing requirement information on the Academic Services page of the TLS Intranet at https://intranet.law.tulane.edu/Depts-Offices/Academic-Services/Writing-Requirement-Approval-Request.   Following are the steps to complete the online submission process:

1.       Select the faculty member to approve your writing requirement from the pull down list.

2.       Enter your student ID and class information.

3.       Choose the Select button to upload the final copy of your paper (you must upload your paper).

4.       Check the box indicating that you have reviewed the writing requirement information in the Student Handbook.

5.       Click on Submit.

Your information and the paper will be routed to the professor for review and approval.  Once the professor submits the approval, Academic Services will then have the information needed to mark the requirement as completed.    Again, you would follow these steps after you have completed the course. Please do not send the request for approval before your final work product has been completed. 

Please refer to Section V.D of the Student Handbook for information regarding degree requirements.  A copy of the degree progress worksheet for JD students as well as LLM students may be found on the Academic Services page of the TLS Intranet. 

Contact Academic Services at lawacademicservices@tulane.edu if you have any questions about this information.

The start of the Fall semester at Tulane Law School is fast approaching.  We hope to see you for the start of classes on Monday, August 17^th.

1. You should  regularly check your schedule for the fall.  Just go to https://gibson.tulane.edu and click on My Schedule.  You can also adjust your schedule through GIBSON through the end of the drop/add period on Friday, August 28^th.   You can find a listing of fall courses, course descriptions and prerequisite requirements in the Registration Materials on Tulane Law School's Intranet site:

                                    https://intranet.law.tulane.edu/Depts-Offices/Academic-Services 

                                    look under ‘Course Documents' to find the Fall 2020 Registration Materials.

There have been a number of changes to the schedule, so please do check the registration materials for the updated information.   We try very hard to meet all registration requests but we will not be able to add students over the designated course limits.  Many students make changes to their schedules during this time so there may be openings which occur in a few courses that are full right now.   Please monitor your Tulane email for any announcement about wait listed courses. 

                        Note that if you are attending classes remotely you will be able to access the Zoom link for class via

Canvas – Students can find more information on Canvas and using Zoom at http://guide.tulane.edu/learn-anywhere/learn-anywhere-getting-started/

Dear Students,

We’ve made substantial progress on preparations for our return to classes for the Fall semester.  I wanted to provide this update of key developments: