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IMPORTANT! System Downtime This Sunday On Sunday, March 21, the LSACnet.org website, all law school "Members-only" services, the Prelaw Advisor Information Center, and the Registrar Information Center will be unavailable from 7:45 am ET until 12:00 pm ET due to scheduled maintenance. You will not be able to access the LSACnet website or any LSACnet web services during those hours. We continue to upgrade our systems to provide the best possible services. We regret any inconvenience this may cause. New Tutorial Walks Through LSAT Accommodations Process A new tutorial on LSAC.org provides a step-by-step guide to applying for accommodated testing. Prepared jointly by Communications and Accommodated Testing staff, the tutorial is located in the LSAT/Accommodated Testing section of LSAC.org. Based on the questions that are most often asked, the animated screens walk users through completing the request process. The tutorial specifically discusses completion of the Candidate and Evaluator Forms and is part one of what will be a series of tutorials on requesting test accommodations. Part two will show additional forms that some candidates use. To see the demo, go to www.LSAC.org/LSAT/accommodated-testing.asp. DiscoverLaw.org - Diversity Matters Award Those of you who attended the DiscoverLaw.org session at the 2009 LSAC Annual Meeting and Educational Conference know that LSAC plans to promote DiscoverLaw.org to an even greater audience of first- and second-year college students from racial and ethnic groups underrepresented in the legal profession. The Office of Diversity Initiatives is announcing a contest for LSAC-member law schools to promote DiscoverLaw.org and to further demonstrate your law school’s commitment to diversity. Please contact Yessenia García-Lebrón (ygarcia@lsac.org), Troy Riddle (triddle@lsac.org), or Kent Lollis (klollis@lsac.org) if you have questions. |