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. Internships are available in the Fall and Spring semesters as well as during the Summer, and students must apply in the Career Services Office during the semester prior to the semester that the internship will take place. The maximum credit available during the Fall or Spring semesters is 5 units. The maximum credit available during Summer is 3 units.
Credit varies with the hours and demands of each court.
The Clinical Education Program offers students the opportunity to work at participating local governmental agencies for credit during the Fall, Spring or Summer. Students who participate in the Clinical Education Program receive excellent training, practical legal experience and credit toward their degrees. This is also a great way to add quality, legal experience to your resume. Eligibility requirements vary with each agency. Student must apply for Clinical Education Internships through the Career Services Office during the semester prior to the semester that the internship will take place.