Moral dilema question for those who have transferred

[LostMyMonkeys]

I transferred into the spring class.... I have 2 weeks under me.. all is well..

Just got an email from my old school inviting me onto law review (I graded on).

Question: Is there a way to put this invite onto my resume under the stuff I did at my previous school, like moot court and my book awards and stuff? (which I am still keeping on my resume for obvious reasons)

side note, I wont have the opportunity to write on to my new school's law review until after spring finals...

[brewha]

Put it under the "Things I Actually Never Participated In" Section...

[roygbiv]

It's pretty common to say "Invited to Join XXX Law Review"

I transferred into the spring class.... I have 2 weeks under me.. all is well..

Just got an email from my old school inviting me onto law review (I graded on).

Question: Is there a way to put this invite onto my resume under the stuff I did at my previous school, like moot court and my book awards and stuff? (which I am still keeping on my resume for obvious reasons)

side note, I wont have the opportunity to write on to my new school's law review until after spring finals...

[johns259]

Put it under the "Things I Actually Never Participated In" Section...

Yeah, that section takes up 2/3 of my resume.

[LostMyMonkeys]

Put it under the "Things I Actually Never Participated In" Section...

Damn. That section is getting full

[brewha]

Put it under the "Things I Actually Never Participated In" Section...

Yeah, that section takes up 2/3 of my resume.

Put it under the "Things I Actually Never Participated In" Section...

d**mn. That section is getting full

I should have further noted that the "Things I Actually Never Participated In" section should immediately follow the "Things I Seriously Contemplated Participating In - But Just Never Got Around To Doing" section to show your interviewer that you are actively considering getting off your ass once in a while.