Career Development Events

Speed networking provides a supported opportunity for law students and recent graduates to meet University of Georgia School of Law graduates. Students will circulate, in virtual meeting rooms, and visit with alums, to learn about their practices, to make connections, and to get career advice,

Registration is required.

Register in LawDawgDash to get link to the Speed Networking event. Attendance is limited, and spots will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

Jan Kang is operations and legal executive with expertise in public and private B2B technology companies. Chief Legal Officer of Chronicle, Alphabet's (Google) cybersecurity moonshot, leading the company from stealth to acquisition. Extensive track record of legal, privacy, compliance and people ops leadership cements unique ability to impact business success.

Coordinated by the Privacy, Security, Technology Law Society (PSTLS).

Professionals at firms and in-house counsel will speak about their experience with Privacy law, how they got into it, and offer advice for students interested in this career path.

RSVP in LawDawgDash Events to receive Zoom login information.

The deadline to apply for pre-selected job interviews at the Georgia Public Sector Career Fair is 1/21/20. Annually, 70+ public interest and government employers participate.

Come to this session to find out how to submit applications, register and prepare.

RSVP for the information session in Symplicity or by email to profdev@uga.edu.

Registered employers, as of January 7:

The IPLS is hosting a student panel for any students interested in attending the Loyola Patent Interview Program or the Southeastern Intellectual Property Job Fair. Anyone interested in these programs should come hear students who have participated in previous years talk about their experience and give advice about what worked for them.

Student registration deadlines are early (Loyola Patent Law Interview Program is March 6).

Tennessee alumni are invited to attend this event to celebrate the law school and network with fellow alumni.

Speed networking provides a supported opportunity for law students and recent graduates to meet University of Georgia School of Law graduates. Students will circulate, in virtual meeting rooms, and visit with alums, to learn about their practices, to make connections, and to get career advice,

Registration is required.

Register in LawDawgDash to get link to the Speed Networking event. Attendance is limited, and spots will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

Connie Brenton serves as Chief of Staff and Senior Director of Legal Operations at NetApp Inc. Connie leverages her legal and business experience to foster continuous improvement in the NetApp legal department, which has been recognized internationally for its innovation in the areas of strategic vision, use of technology, new staffing/sourcing solutions, partner and financial management, efficiency gains and world-class operating metrics. She also founded the Corporate Legal Operations Consortium (CLOC).

Coordinated by the Family Law Society.