What types of judicial clerkships exist? What is the clerkship experience like? How can clerking advance your career? Our alumni who are former federal and state judicial clerks will answer these questions and more during the panel discussion. All Scalia Law students are invited to join Career Services for this event. Please RSVP in Symplicity … Continue reading "Legal Career Services: Alumni Judicial Clerkship Panel"
Join Associate Dean Annamaria Nields and professors to learn about the many clinic and externship programs offered at the law school. We have over a dozen clinical and externship programs at Scalia Law (see https://www.law.gmu.edu/academics/clinics/ ). These programs offer excellent opportunities to enhance legal skills, increase marketability with employers, and earn academic credit for full-time and part-time … Continue reading "Clinics & Externships Information Session"
The National Security Law Journal (NSLJ) and International Law Journal (ILJ) are co-hosting NSLJ’s Tenth Anniversary Symposium Series. There will be a panel each Friday at noon throughout the month of February. The topics each week are: February 4: The World Trade Organization’s Future Role in International Trade February 11: The Future of U.S. Export … Continue reading "National Security Law Journal Symposium"
Christian Legal Aid of DC Legal Clinic: This legal clinic is looking for online volunteers on February 19th from 9:15 a.m. to 12 p.m. to directly help with clients! The core practice areas include probate and estate planning, criminal record sealing, eviction defense and housing issues, and SSI/SSDI. Sign up Here!
Come join the Society for Environmental and Energy Law (SEEL) for our winter hike at Scott's Run Nature Preserve on February 20th starting at 10:00am! The trail is approximately 3 miles long and features a beautiful waterfall. Scott's Run is also dog-friendly, so feel free to bring your four-legged friends. Please RSVP here.
25 Years of Antitrust REGISTRATION OPEN! The Global Antitrust Institute (GAI) invites you to the VIRTUAL George Mason Law Review 25th Annual Antitrust Symposium, celebrating “25 Years of Antitrust”, held from Monday, February 21 through Friday, February 25. Since its inception, this Symposium has been a forum to explore the robust debates in antitrust law. … Continue reading "George Mason Law Review 25th Annual Antitrust Symposium"
Please join the Career Services Office for a virtual panel discussion on careers in litigation at regional and boutique law firms. The speakers will be our alumni with civil or criminal law practices. The panel discussion will be held over Zoom. Room 121 in the law school has been reserved for students to use to … Continue reading "Legal Career Services: Litigation Careers – Virtual Alumni Panel Discussion"
Please join the Christian Legal Society and Thomas More Society for a conversation about human trafficking law, including discussions about the difference between sex trafficking and labor trafficking as well as barriers to prosecuting these types of cases. You will have the opportunity to hear from Brandy Wagstaff, Legal Counsel for Litigation in the Criminal … Continue reading "Human Trafficking Law Discussion Panel"
The Business Law Society invites you to the 1L Summer Job Advice Panel on Wednesday, February 23 at 12:30 pm on Zoom. In this virtual meeting, there will be a panel of upperclassmen providing advice and answering questions about the 1L summer job search. Please join us to learn more about networking techniques, tips for … Continue reading "Business Law Society: 1L Summer Job Advice Panel"
Sign up for the Liberty & Law Center's Discussion over Division! Join fellow Scalia Law students on Wednesday, February 23 for in-person discussions about important policy topics and current events while learning about each other's perspectives! Click here to sign up! If you have any questions, please email [email protected].
Join NALSA and ACS on February 24th to hear Peter Ortego, General Counsel for the Ute Mountain Tribe, discuss the Supreme Court oral argument in Denezpi v. United States. The discussion will be held in Hazel Hall 121 from 12:30-1:30 with lunch provided! Sign up here and check out more on Denezpi v. United States here!
All students interested in exploring public interest career options are invited to join us to learn more about Equal Justice Works. This program will highlight the many ways EJW can help jumpstart your public interest legal career. You will learn more about all the law student and postgraduate opportunities offered by Equal Justice Works, and … Continue reading "Legal Career Services: Pathways to Public Interest: Introduction to Equal Justice Works (followed by optional Q&A with Career Services Staff)"
