The Law School also provides a Public Interest Employer's Guide to all students interested in public sector employment. The Office of Career Services maintains a register of alumni who have indicated an interest in making career changes. A bulletin containing information about graduate job opportunities is sent to this group once a month. These postings are also available on the Career Services portion of the law school web site. Interested people should visit the office, submit a resume, and complete an application.
Employment counselors are also available for individual appointments.
Full time positions on campus are listed in the Chronicle and on the University web page. In addition, most faculty members will hire a research assistant for the summer. Five graduates are clerking for United States Supreme Court Justices during the 1999-2000 term. The Office of Career Services and the faculty clerkship committee coordinate meetings with students interested in pursuing clerkships, they advise students about opportunities and strategies, and provide students with mail merge data used to prepare applications. Copies of The Clerkship Manual are available in the Office of Career Services.