The Office of the General Counsel of the US Department of Housing and Urban Development seeks applications from qualified third year students and graduating students for its 2000-2001 Legal Honors Intern Program. Interns work for a year at one of HUD s many Washington divisions or at one of its field offices as paid professionals dealing with the legal and policy aspects of the nation s housing programs. Details are in Career Services. Qualified second year students should submit resumes to Career Services by January 21, 2000. Third year students and graduates are encouraged to apply for these salaried two year public interest fellowship conducted out of Bet Tzedek s San Fernando Valley based Valley Rights Project.
Fellows receive training in civil law affecting the elderly, the disabled and the indigent.
Applications are due Jan. 10, 2000. Details in Career Services. The University of Missouri School of Law Center for Dispute Resolution has recently established a Masters of Law degree in Dispute Resolution program aimed at practitioners and recent law school graduates. Further information on the program is available in Career Services.