2012 Barrister's Ball

Sponsored by Boalt Hall Women's Association in support of the Herma Hill Kay Fellowships (see below for information), the Barrister's Ball is the prom of all law school proms. Tickets could sell out this year because we're limited to 450, so get your tickets early and often!

2012 Boalt Hall Barrister's Ball
Friday, March 9
7:00 - 11:00 pm
Berkeley City Club
2315 Durant (between Ellsworth and Dana)
Berkeley, CA

* The ballroom includes a heated balcony and two lounges taking up the majority of the second floor at Berkeley City Club. The Julia Morgan Ballroom is an absolutely spectacular location: http://berkeleycityclubhotel.com/tour
* Raffle and Casino Tables
* Transportation: you don't need any! The Berkeley City Club is in the heart of Berkeley, steps from campus and Shattuck (and probably your apartment).
* Entertainment: UC Berkeley's ballroom dance team will put on a demonstration of 4 dances.
* Hors d'oeuvres
* Fresh tamale food truck will be outside after the event.

Tickets: $35, $40 at the door.
* Includes 3 drink tickets.
Tickets will go on sale at tables in the donor lobby from Monday, Feb. 27 through Thursday, March 8, 12-5pm.

Tickets are $35 each pre-sale and $40 at the door.

There will be no paper tickets this year - you'll get a wristband at the door (bring your ID to crosscheck against the ticket sales database).
Questions? Email: mona.taylor@berkeley.edu or BoaltHallBarristersBall2012@gmail.com

History of the Herma Hill Kay Fellowships: Professor Kay was the first woman to hold the position of Dean at Boalt Hall and continues to teach here today. Inspired by Professor Kay’s impressive legacy in the area of women’s rights, the students of the Boalt Hall Women’s Association created a fellowship in her name in 1999.

The recipients of the fellowship are chosen for their potential to develop and implement a broad range of legal work on behalf of women. This fellowship offers students the flexibility to use their talent and initiative to develop original projects. Past fellows assisted under served populations such as domestic violence survivors, immigrant children in need, and female refugees in South Africa.