For 3Ls, LLMs & MSLs scheduled to graduate in 2021:
Congratulations! You are on the home stretch.
This year's annual class meeting will take place virtually. "Need to know" topics will be covered, and you will get the chance to visit virtually with your classmates.
Topics include:
Please register in LawDawgDash to obtain the Zoom meeting information. We hope you can join us!
For 1Ls: a concise and targeted professional introduction will become a key part of your career success. Learn how to create your own elevator speech, and gain insights about when you will need it.
There are 3 sessions. Please register in LawDawgDash events for the one that fits your schedule.
Beginning on March 3 and each following Wednesday at 9 a.m., Career Development and Advancement will host eight students and one attorney over zoom for small group networking over coffee, or a morning beverage of choice. The series, titled 9@9, is designed to create more intimate networking and learning sessions for students. Each session will be about 40 minutes: 30 minutes to hear from the Attorney and then about 10 minutes for questions.
This event is envisioned to be a more informal setting to interact with UGA Law alumni.
Students who cannot attend with their section are welcome to attend one of the other sections' training sessions. Please notify Laura Roqueta (lauraroqueta@uga.edu) if you need to do this.
The Career Development Office welcomes the following employer to campus today:
Kunoor Chopra leads Elevate's Legal Services department defining and designing custom solutions that combine people, process, and technology to meet unique customer needs. Prior to joining Elevate in 2012, Kunoor was the Founder, President and CEO of LawScribe, Inc., a pioneer legal process outsourcing company formed in 2004 to provide litigation, corporate and intellectual property support services to law firms and corporations.
The Presidential Management Fellowship (PMF) program is a route to post-grad higher level employment within the U.S. government. Positions are fast-tracked policy, management and other jobs, not specifically attorney positions (the J.D. is a valued degree, however).
Join this workshop to learn about the program, options, and hiring procedures. It is recommended that 3Ls attend and learn if you think you might want to apply, as the process differs from typical law job hiring.
If you are interested in a career practicing business law in Georgia, you may have cases before the new Georgia Business Court. Join Judge Walt Davis and one of his law clerks to learn more about the court and opportunities to advance your career by working for the court, either as an extern during the school year or summer or as a post-grad law clerk for the court. Judge Davis will describe the jurisdiction and procedures of the court and talk about the kinds of cases and controversies that he is hearing since the court began operations on August 1 of this year.
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.
There are numerous fellowship and grant options to support unpaid public service work (for summer and for post-grad). Come learn about these; this information will be particularly helpful to those who attended the Georgia Public Sector Career Fair.
Please visit Law Dawg Dash to register and gain the zoom information.