Info for JIT Students

Info for Students

WELCOME TO JIT 2024!

JIT Pop-Up Bookstore & Day 1 Coffee Bar!

Our JIT Bookstore is located in the law school lobby-- come by and pick up some free swag, purchase books, notebooks and travel mugs or just say hi! We'll have coffee on Day 1 of every course (Mondays & Thursdays) to start off on the right foot!

DAY 1 (first day of each course) COFFEE BAR: Mondays & Thursdays from 7:30am-10:30am

REGULAR BOOKSTORE HOURS: Monday–Thursday, 7:30am-10:30am & 12pm-1:30pm

JIT Opening Mixer

Kick back with us over at Main Gate Square to meet JIT professors and staff, Tribal Professional Cohort members, your fellow students and enjoy some treats!

FRIDAY JAN. 12th at No Anchovies from 6pm-9pm.

JIT Speaker Series

Come have lunch with us at the law school and have a listen to our 2024 speakers expound on their work in the field of Indigenous governance, law, and policy. Lunch is provided!

EVERY WEDNESDAY DURING JIT in Room 168 at the law school from 12:30pm-1:15pm.

1/10: Dr. Jim Diamond, Interim Director, Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy Program

1/17: Dr. Elizabeth Rule, Deputy Secretary for First Nations, State of New York, and Assistant Professor, American University 

1/24: Prof. Deron Marquez, Director, Tribal Administration Certificate Program, Claremont Graduate University, and Former Chairman, San Manuel Band of Mission Indians

more info

 

 

 

Establish Your UA GUEST Account:

  • Select UAGuest from your wireless options.
  • Open a web browser if one does not automatically open for you.   
  • The Welcome UAGuest webpage will appear.  
  • Click on Create Account at the bottom of the webpage.
  • Enter your name and cell phone number (enter hyphens, e.g., XXX-XXX-XXXX).
  • Enter 6 digit code.
  • You will receive a text message containing your assigned username and password.
  • Enter your username and password on the Welcome UAGuest webpage.
  • Read the Acceptable Use Policy and click Accept.
  • This login remains valid for 5 days.  

If you need assistance, contact the 24/7 IT Support Center:

(520) 626-TECH (8324) Live Chat 24/7 Support Help

 

 

Printing

January in Tucson participants who are not enrolled at the University of Arizona can print from any of the public computers in the law library. Print jobs can be sent from any of the guest computers near the Circulation Desk and can be collected from the CatPrints (WEPA) kiosk near the Circulation Desk.
Visitors can print from our guest computers and pay with a credit card at the WEPA kiosk. Once you select print, the print dialog box below will appear.

  1. Click on "no account…get a wepa code" at the bottom right
  2. You will receive 6-digit code, write it down for reference
  3. Type the 6-digit code in at the WEPA kiosk
  4. Swipe credit card to retrieve print job ($0.10/page, plus $0.40 credit card surcharge for each print job)

Copying

There is one copier/scanner in the library near the Circulation Desk. Copies cost ten cents per page. The copier takes CatCards, Visitor Cards, and cash (coins, ones, and fives). New funds may be added to a CatCard using a debit or credit card at CatCa$h. Members of the public may obtain a visitor CatCash card at the circulation desk and add funds online using CatCa$h.

Scanning

A self-scan kiosk is available in the Course Reserves area. There is no charge if users provide their own flash drive.