The Law School has excellent opportunities for you to spend a semester in Atlanta or Washington DC, while getting experience and taking classes. Learn what you need to know to take advantage of these opportunities, and hear from former Semester in Practice students.
For this week's 1L career training, Landscape of the Legal Profession: Employer Types, we invite 1Ls to join the CDO team for a live Zoom session.
Learn valuable information and gain insights about which types of employers are likely to hire when, how they hire, and the types of credentials they seek.
Register in LawDawgDash to obtain Zoom meeting information.
Tony Waller, Director of Public Sector Career Advising, will host a prep session for students who are attending interviews and networking events at the Equal Justice Works Virtual Conference and Career Fair.
Register in LawDawgDash to obtain Zoom link.
Please join us for a lunchtime panel to discuss the opportunities a career in international law could open for you. We will be inviting recent alums who are working in the international field to talk about their work and the steps they took to get to where they are. This event is open to all and especially useful to those who may have an interest in working in the international arena post-grad.
Please visit LawDawgDash to register and obtain the zoom information.
The law school has excellent opportunities for you to live in Atlanta or Washington, DC while getting experience and taking classes. Come learn what you need to know to take advantage of these opportunities.
RSVP in Symplicity or by email, by February 4.
Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms' Office of Immigrant Affairs - Welcoming Atlanta will present an information session about its paid summer internship. The program will expose students to the following city government agencies: the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Atlanta Police Department, Public Safety Annex, Atlanta BeltLine Partnership, Invest Atlanta, International Affairs, and other public-private partnerships.
Michelle Silverthorn is the Founder and CEO of Inclusion Nation. Michelle founded Inclusion Nation on the belief that diversity and inclusion needs a new voice for a new generation. A recognized organizational diversity expert, and in-demand diversity speaker, Michelle works with clients in all industries to design spaces centered on courage, belonging, and authenticity. She equips her audiences across the country with the knowledge and skills to finally move forward on diversity and inclusion.
Learn about the clinical and experiential classes at the Law School, followed by an opportunity to meet clinical professors and students.
To register and obtain the Zoom links for each town hall, as well as the individual clinic zoom rooms, please go to https://law-uga.12twenty.com/Login.
This is an opportunity to hear from our distinguished female faculty about their experiences in the public sector. They will discuss their career paths, what drew them to the public sector, and advice they have for current law students.
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Coordinated by the Women Law Students Association (WLSA)
We are honored to welcome Ms. Natalie Phan as our first guest speaker of the semester. Ms. Phan is not only the founding attorney of Natalie Phan Law, but also a fellow Law Dawg. Her firm specializes in immigration law, family law, and wills/estates. Ms. Phan will share her story of how she came to start up and run her own firm. This will be a good listen for those who are interested in starting their own firms at some point in time.