Several faculty members and local attorneys have agreed to interview students and provide feedback. This is a great way to practice answering those tough questions, and we can arrange for your interview to be videotaped. Watching yourself on tape will help you understand what kind of body language and eye contact you are displaying. Its purpose is to keep students informed about upcoming opportunities and events available through Career Services. Microsoft Word and WordPerfect are also available for students to prepare resumes and cover letters.
Computers are also available in the law school library's computer classrooms.
This means more opportunities are available to intern or practice with non-profit public interest organizations, various government entities and public interest or pro bono departments in private law firms. Student members of PILF are eligible to be considered for special grants and fellowships to help fund unpaid, public-interest summer internships. Special counseling is available for students who wish to explore opportunities in public interest law. In addition, all students who are interested in public interest law are welcome to use the many resources available in the Career Services Office. The Judicial Internship Program offers students a unique opportunity to work directly with judges and their law clerks within the local courts.