The Atlanta Bar Association is presenting a Summer Series of online info sessions for law students and recent graduates. The sessions are free, and require registration to obtain the login information.
Any 2Ls & 3Ls interested in participating in fall 2020 early interview week should be sure to upload applications no later than August 13.
To view a list of hiring employers, and to apply, log in to LawDawgDash.
If you have questions or need assistance with your application materials, you may also schedule an appointment with a career advisor via LawDawgDash. Please allow plenty of lead time for scheduling.
Come learn about the clinical and experiential classes at the law school followed by an opportunity to meet clinical professors and students. Pizza will be served.
Please RSVP in Symplicity Professional Development Events or via email to profdev@uga.edu.
Recruiting professionals from several Atlanta law firms will visit and share candid advice with 1Ls, for successfully navigating the upcoming interview season for 2022 summer jobs.
Visit Law Dawg Dash to register and obtain the zoom information law-uga.12twenty.com/events/30006101082440
Please join Privacy, Security, and Technology Law Society for a panel discussion with Legal Technology Professionals. This event will consist of a Q&A with professionals in the legal technology industry and those who use legal technology in their careers. We will discuss the benefits and drawbacks of legal technology. Additionally, there may be a demo of legal technology products provided by guests.
Visit Law Dawg Dash to register and obtain the Zoom information.
Join the Sports & Entertainment Law Society to learn about the practice of sports law. Attorney guest panelists will share insights and advice on the practice and on careers in the field:
Register in LawDawgDash to obtain Zoom login information.
Join the Privacy, Security, and Technology Law Society on Friday, November 13, 2020, at 5 PM for a screening of The Social Dilemma documentary and a short discussion about the film and its implication in the legal realm beforehand. During the discussion, we will raise a few questions, considerations, and key points for you to think about while watching the film. Guest speaker: Kathy Pham, Adjunct Lecturer in Public Policy, Harvard Kennedy School.
Here are some instructions on how to access the movie if you would like to participate:
The Atlanta Bar Association is presenting a Summer Series of online info sessions for law students and recent graduates. The sessions are free, and require registration to obtain the login information.
The Career Development Office welcomes the following employers to virtual interviews today: