For students interested in summer or post-grad public sector jobs, with pre-selected and walk-up interviews all day in Atlanta.
Interested students should apply (beginning in January), and watch emails for information sessions.
Typically, 70+ public sector employers hire via this interview program, some in Georgia and some in other locations.
In celebration of Open Access Week (October 19-25), the law library will host a panel of University of Georgia School of Law faculty to provide greater context for the film, what open access is, how it relates to open educational resources, and legal implications of digital and information activism.
New York Metro alumni are invited to attend this event to celebrate the law school and network with fellow alumni.
The Career Development Office welcomes the following employer to campus today:
You can join by clicking https://zoom.us/j/5388033812 or dialing 312 626 6799, Meeting ID 538 803 3812
Announcing LawDawgDash, to replace Symplicity
We are excited to announce a new career management software, LawDawgDash. LawDawgDash will replace CDO Symplicity at the end of June.
The Career Development Office team is preparing to migrate job listings, student accounts, events, and on-campus interview information to LawDawgDash, with a plan to go live on July 1, 2020.
All access to CDO Symplicity will end after June 30, 2020.
Even during normal times (which these are not), 2Ls have many questions about how to strategize beyond on-campus interviews. CDO is hosting an information session to address current hiring timelines and expectations, and to help 2Ls navigate the path to summer employment.
To obtain the virtual session log in information, please register in LawDawgDash.
We hope you can join us! The session will be recorded for those with conflicts.
Join the Sports & Entertainment Law Society to learn about the practice of sports law. Attorney guest panelists will share insights and advice on the practice and on careers in the field:
Register in LawDawgDash to obtain Zoom login information.
This event is a "Wednesday Webinar" highlighting some of DOJ's non-litigating components. The webinar will feature representatives from the Office of Information Policy, Office of Privacy and Civil Liberties, Office of the Pardon Attorney, and others. Law students interested in learning more about the unique work of these offices won't want to miss this webinar! Panelists will highlight opportunities, discuss their application process, and offer application tips.