What type of services does the School offer to help students get summer jobs and internships?
Individual assistance is provided with resume writing, interviewing techniques, job searches and referrals to practicing attorneys. The Career Services Office offers programs throughout the school year to explore, with the students, both traditional and non-traditional career paths. Additionally, each fall and spring, the Career Services Office invites numerous employers from across the country to interview students for summer and full-time positions. The Office also maintains an online listing of jobs for both students and alumni. Students can also view current job postings in the Career Services Office. The Career Services library is home to a variety of legal directories, job search information, government position listings, handouts, articles of interest, employer resumes and other useful career planning information. Additionally, there are many judicial clerkship opportunities available. In the federal court system, each of the nearly 600 district court judges is authorized to hir
