Every year the College of Law’s Career Services Office hosts a variety of programs and events open to all law students. First year students are encouraged to attend. These programs are excellent ways for you to learn about areas of the law that you may not be familiar with. For many, they also represent the first opportunity to meet and start networking with attorneys and alumni, and perhaps even get a free lunch! Programming gets started right away the first week of classes and will continue throughout the school year. A complete listing of upcoming CSO events can be found at http://law.unl.edu/career/index.shtml or by logging on to your R.O.S.C.O.E. account (http://law.unl.edu/career/roscoe.shtml).
On August 23rd, the College of Law and CSO will welcome Paul Boeshart from the Department of Justice. Mr. Boeshart will share information about clerkship and internship opportunities with the Department of Justice and will make recommendations on how to get your application noticed. The Department of Justice is the world’s largest legal employer.
The Exploring Opportunities series gets started the second week of class on Tuesday, August 24th, with a panel of attorneys who work in the area of government practice. The series will continue with panels every other Tuesday featuring a different area of practice and including panelists from a variety of work environments (small firm, big firm, non-profit organization, government agency, etc.). Make sure to check the CSO website and your ROSCOE account to stay up to date on all the great programming provided by the CSO and to RSVP to upcoming events!