A judicial externship enables a student to become involved in particular legal problems through research and writing, and to contribute to the resolution of those legal problems. Completed applications for Summer Externships should be submitted to Ms. The intern will assist attorneys on broadcast, publishing, internet, intellectual property, mergers and acquisitions, and new media related matters. Applicants should have strong interest in media law and the multi-media business. Some experience in a media related field helpful.
Internship is paid at a nominal hourly rate.
Internship is approximately 13 weeks, beginning June 1st. The purpose is to provide a comprehensive source of neutral information on judicial selection methods in each state. Candidates should also have superior analytical and communication skills and have training in research methods and data collectlion, analysis, and interpretation. This part-time position is flexible but an average of 15 hours per week is expected. 600, Chicago, IL 60601-7401.