Learn how to research judges, how to prepare and submit your applications through the OCS Summer Judicial Internship Program, and how to reach out to judges on your own.
Networking is a critical component of every job search. For those of you who are comfortable networking or for those who need some help getting started, join us for an informative session about different strategies and techniques.
How does today’s challenging legal market affect what employers really look for in a student resume and cover letter? Join us for candid advice and practical tips on crafting an effective resume and persuasive cover letter.
This is where it all begins. Meet the career services staff, learn about the services the office provides, future programming, important dates, and find out where to begin in your career planning.
This program is primarily for 2Ls who are interested in public sector positions for the summer and/or post-graduation, but 3Ls are also welcome (as are 1Ls who are welcome to attend for general informational purposes).
OCS will discuss resumes and cover letters, the LLM Job Fair, interview preparation, and any job search questions you might have. Lunch and drinks provided.
Panelists will discuss their fellowship experiences and their advice on preparing and applying for a fellowship. They will share how their fellowships have prepared them for criminal defense-related work and will highlight opportunities for internships, jobs, and fellowships at the organizations they have worked for.
The Law Women's Caucus presents a lunchtime talk with female judges on Wednesday, April 11th. Judges Pallmeyer, Kendall and St. Eve from the Northern District of Illinois and Illinois Supreme Court Justice Theis will present a panel moderated by Professor Siegler.