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See CSM/Symplicity for full event details.

See CSM/Symplicity for full event details.

See CSM/Symplicity for full event details.

See CSM/Symplicity for full event details.

See CSM/Symplicity for full event details.

If you are a student with a degree (or at least two years of coursework) in engineering, computer sciences or the hard sciences (chemistry, biology,…

Stop by WCC 4018 at any time between 12pm and 2pm for a coffee break and to speak with an attorney from Mintz to learn…

Come hear from a judge on a unique trial court in DC – the U.S. Court of Federal Claims, with nationwide jurisdiction over claims against the U.S. government and known for its expertise to efficiently handle large, complex, and often technical litigation. Judge Silfen's past work in intellectual property law may also be of separate interest to participants. Anna Sherman-Weiss (HLS ’22), one of Judge Silfen's current clerks, will also join the discussion to speak about her clerkship experience.

In a small group setting, work with OCS 3L Peer Adviser, Regina Fairfax, on the nuts and bolts of applying to 1L diversity…

A discussion about the role of pro bono and diversity equity & inclusion at Akin, and information about our 1L summer opportunities will be provided.

Members of the legal team of BJ's Wholesale Club, Inc., will be on campus to discuss their Corporate Counsel Development Program (CCDP) and summer internships. Stop by at any time during the 12-1pm timeframe to chat with representatives. NO RSVP required.

From Lazard: This is an opportunity to learn about Lazard’s Financial Advisory Business and to network with our New York bankers. We will share information on…

In a small group setting, 1Ls will work with OCS’s Peer Advisers on how to draft a professional, impressive resume and a persuasive cover letter for the private sector. Students can either bring their application materials to the workshop or take notes for later.

After attending recent clerkship programming, you may have questions in common with other 1Ls. Bring any questions and your lunch to this open session with clerkship advisers.

After attending recent clerkship programming, you may have questions in common with other 2Ls. Bring any questions and your lunch to this open session with clerkship advisers.

What do law clerks for judges actually do? How does the job vary by type of court and judge? Does clerking help with imposter syndrome? Why and how should you research judges in advance? What does the application process look like from the inside? How can you make the most of a clerkship once you have one? Hear the answers to these questions and more from recent clerks. Lunch provided for those who register in advance by October 10.

Engaging with HLS faculty makes for a more educational and enjoyable law school experience. More concretely, faculty recommendation letters are required in applications for certain types of jobs, including judicial clerkships. Get insights from a panel of professors about how best to cultivate substantive relationships with them. Lunch provided for those who register in advance by October 3.

A judicial clerkship is one of the most substantive jobs you can have at the beginning of a career in law. Learn about this exciting…

Join OCS for an informational panel with current HLS students who spent their 1L summer working in-house at companies. We will cover the type of…

International JD Students have unique concerns when seeking summer, and ultimately post-graduate, employment. Bring your lunch and your questions to an informal meeting with OCS’s Yih-hsien Shen and OPIA’s Jillian Tuck. Let us dispel rumors, address fears, and provide you with suggestions to help you in your job search.

The process for applying to 1L summer diversity positions at major law firms can be daunting. When do I apply? What should I say in my diversity statement? What are firms looking for? Is it worth my time to apply? Hear from students who have been through the application process before and succeeded. Lunch, provided by White & Case, will be served.