Please join Career Services and the Federal Judiciary’s Circuit Directors of Workplace Relations for a virtual discussion of the Judiciary’s commitment to an exemplary workplace and the employment protections, policies, and processes applicable to all Federal Judiciary employees, including law clerks.  You will also learn who you can talk to confidentially if you have questions … Continue reading "Legal Career Services: Judicial Clerkships: Workplace Conduct in the Federal Judiciary"

Join NALSA for a waffle bar lunch and panel discussion on the implications of Supreme Court case Oklahoma v. Castro-Huerta on Federal Indian Law and Due Process. The panel will be held on April 20th from 12:30-1:30 in Hazel Hall Room 120. Sign up here!

NALSA will be holding elections for next year's board on April 20th at 12:30 p.m. in Room 120. To request more information, or to apply for Secretary, Treasurer, or President email a picture and brief statement of interest to Hilary Boerger at [email protected] by April 15th at 5pm.

Join SBA in the Hazel Hall Atrium next Thursday, April 21st from 4:30 – 7:30pm for Bar Review! You can RSVP here.

The Society for Environmental and Energy Law, in partnership with Fairfax County Parks, invites you to its Earth Day Tree Planting Event on Saturday, April 23, from 10am-1pm at Jefferson Manor Park, 5799 Telegraph Road, Alexandria, VA 22303.  Join us to plant native tree species and remove invasive plants in celebration of Earth Day. Friends and … Continue reading "SEEL Earth Day Tree Planting"

A polished and persuasive cover letter and resume are the keys to securing interviews with all legal employers.  Please join the Career Services Office for a workshop designed to help students create strong application materials for summer jobs, school-year internships, and post-graduation employment.  Students who plan to participate in the law school's fall recruiting program or other … Continue reading "Legal Career Services: Marketing Yourself to Employers: Transforming Your Resume and Cover Letter from “Good Enough” to Great"