If this is your concern, we again strongly urge you to meet with your counselor. There are a number of creative ways to gain legal experience and still earn a wage. There is also work-study funding, summer fellowships and grant funds available to those who qualify. Deadlines for certain of these opportunities are fast approaching. For those of you can't seem to get your summer job search started, we strongly recommend that you make an effort to attend career-related programming available this spring.
Numerous resources are available in our career library.
Our Alumni Network Register can help you identify SULS graduates in virtually every area of practice who are eager to assist. The counseling staff is available to help you navigate your way through the job search process. We are look forward to meeting you and helping you define your career goals. Please call the office or stop by to set up an appointment. Serving as a judicial law clerk is a unique and rewarding opportunity to consider.