A collaboration between several organizations, this unique program is designed to round out skillsets needed to navigate and succeed in the ever-changing legal landscape. Going beyond a speaker series, Passport to Practice will require modest pre-reads, session attendance, and brief learning comprehension checks. Participants completing the requirements will be awarded a Certificate of Completion.
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 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.
Join PILC to learn more about the alternative spring break program.
Register on LDD for the zoom information.
If you are interested in using your J.D. degree to work in:
This information session will help you learn about opportunities at the UGA Career Fair.
Join us to learn how to prepare for, and successfully navigate the career fair on September 30.
Register in LawDawgDash to receive Zoom information.
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.
Susan R. Lambreth is a founding Principal at LawVision and is nationally recognized as one of the top leadership, practice group and project management consultants for law firms. For over 25 years, she has helped law firms of all sizes improve their profitability and enhance their lawyers' leadership and management skills.
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, by February 20.