This event is a tradition for many summer programs because it highlights the value of incorporating pro bono or public-interest work into future legal careers. It routinely sells out—so save your spot today!

Learn more about the event and register!

Searching for post-graduate job opportunities can feel daunting if you don’t know where to begin. Learn about the four primary ways to search for entry-level job opportunities.

The Justice Collaborative (TJC), a non-profit conducting research and proposing innovative solutions to long standing problems in the criminal justice system led by HLS alums, is launching a volunteer task force to hold district attorneys accountable. Student research volunteers can start mid-May working at least four hours per week, which can be done where and when they please, and the work will continue throughout 2020.

Learn more and apply.

Once you hone in on the jobs for which you are interested in applying, it is important to start preparing your job search materials in advance. The typical application will include a resume, cover letter, and writing sample. Some employers will also ask for a transcript and references or recommendations. Follow our advice to help you submit materials that get you the interview.