Professional Career Counseling Counseling is available to all students who have completed at least one semester of law school and all graduates of the College of Law. There are many career possibilities for an individual with a law degree. In order to determine which of the many possible career paths is most appropriate, a student can benefit greatly from the services of a professional career counselor. All students are encouraged to use the resources of the office to assist in their career development and eventual job search. Job Listings Law clerk and attorney listings for students and graduates are posted outside the office and in job books available in the office.
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Attorney opportunities are listed in a newsletter and mailed to interested College of Law students and graduates who are registered to use the office. To view law clerk positions, click here. Job Positions in newsletter form may also be obtained in the Career Services office. The Career Services Office maintains a reference library covering such topics as career development, alternative employment, job market conditions, and employment trends. The office subscribes to a number of magazines, newspapers, and periodicals, which are helpful job search resource tools.