Students write two journal pieces throughout the year, including a Recent Development and a Note or Comment, and perform various office duties. Members of the Journal of Gender, Race and Justice may earn up to two academic credits and up to two writing credits in either their 2nd or 3rd year. Work includes managing the student writing program, overseeing business operations and production, selecting the symposium topic and participants, and selecting and editing all publications pieces. The Editorial board is selected based on writing and editing experience, as well as commitment to the Journal. For more information, visit the Journal of Gender, Race and Justice profile.
Students write one journal piece and perform various office duties.
Members of the Iowa Law Review earn up to two academic credits and up two writing credits. For more information, please consult the Iowa Law Review website . Members of the Iowa Law Review Editorial Staff may earn up to three academic credits. Work includes managing production, overseeing business operations, administering the student writing program, selecting and editing articles for publication, supervising student research and writing. Members of the editorial staff are selected based on their performance as writers on the Iowa Law Review.