Must be graduate of an accredited law school and member of Kansas bar plus 2-5 years legal experience, but will consider all applicants. Must be graduate of an accredited law school and member of Kansas bar. Fluency in Spanish and a technical background in immigration regulations and procedures are preferred but not required. Spanish bi-lingual a plus. Spanish bi-lingual a plus.
Participation is by invitation only.
Please forward by e-mail or facsimile your resume, transcript and a writing sample to Karen Snyder, Esq., Legal Recruitment Coordinator, by January 26, 2001. Additional information is available in the Career Services Office or on the Career Services Bulletin Board. The Rebellious Lawyering Conference brings together public interest lawyers, activists, advocates and students from around the country to explore innovative advocacy for social change. In addition to presenting panels and workshops of interest to law students, the Conference provides an excellent opportunity for students to network and make career contacts in the public interest legal community. The UMKC International Law Society and the UMKC Law School Office of Career Services is sponsoring the 8th annual International Law Career's Day at the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law.