· Judge: Emily Marks (Montgomery, AL)

o Deadline: May 31, 2022

· Judge: Daniel Bress (San Francisco, CA)

o Deadline: July 31, 2024

· Judge: John Bates (Washington, DC)

o Deadline: July 30, 2022

· Judge: Pamela Barker (Cleveland, OH)

o Deadline: February 28, 2022

· Judge: Lee Reno (Amarillo, TX)

o Deadline: March 11, 2022

· Judge Veronica Rossman (Denver, CO)

o Deadline: August 1, 2022

To Apply: See OSCAR.USCOURTS.GOV for more information

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The Beverly Hills Bar Association’s Entertainment Law Section is hosting a special panel on breaking into the industry. Panelists are experienced attorneys and recruiters with insightful advice on the current hiring market and what to do (and not to do) when searching for your first job.

They will offer tips on networking, following up, interviewing, and what to expect once you land a job.

Wednesday, February 23rd

9:00-10:00 p.m. ET

To Apply: See Symplicity for more information

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Please join us for a panel discussion on Women’s Incarceration and Prison Reform Priorities on Thursday, February 17^th at 5:30 PM at Slocum Auditorium. This program is the product of a College of Law collaboration with the Bond Schoeneck & King Series on Race & Justice in Central New York, the Onondaga County Bar Association, the Central New York Women’s Bar Association, and the Syracuse University Art Museum, which is currently hosting the Per(Sister): Incarcerated Women of Louisiana exhibition. A reception at the Art Museum and tours of the exhibition will follow the one-hour panel discussion.  For more information about the exhibition (including information about an upcoming conversation with its co-producers), you can visit the SU Museum website.

Panel participants include Professor Paula Johnson (discussing her research on the impacts of incarceration on Black women), as well as presentations from Colleen Gibbons, L’17, Center for Court Innovation; Nilieka Brown, Prison Rape Elimination Act Project Coordinator at Vera House; and current College of Law Students Molly Graham, L’22, Matthew Mayers, L’23, and Jameela Suleiman, L’23.  Professor Lauryn Gouldin will moderate the discussion.

To request An accommodation for this event, please contact Chris Ramsdell at least three days in advance by email ceramsde@syr.edu.

Attorneys interested in diversity CLE credit may register with OCBA https://www.onbar.org/events/cle-womens-incarceration-prison-reform-priorities-panel-discussion/.

The Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office has an exciting opportunity for law students who are interested in becoming prosecutors.

Interns will have the opportunity to gain an in-depth view of the life of an Assistant District Attorney. Interns will be assigned to one of the many Bureaus (e.g. Narcotics, Homicide, District Court, Family Protection) within the Office where they will support the work of our attorneys. Interns will participate in weekly presentations where they learn about some of the most important cases handled by the DA’s Office.

Deadline: Friday, March 4th

To Apply: See Symplicity for more information

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The 7th Judicial District Internship Committee is seeking to hire a law student interns for the summer and fall semesters. Internships will be part-time in the fall (8-12 hours per week), and full-time in the summer.

Strong research and writing skills are required. No specific course requirements, although New York civil and/or criminal procedure knowledge would be beneficial. Exact positions vary based upon availability of supervising judges. If a student has a particular interest, they will make every effort to set up interviews for possible placement in that area.

Deadline: Tuesday, March 1st

To Apply: See Symplicity for more information

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The Delaware County Public Defender’s Office is hiring a part-time extern for their office in Delhi, NY.

Externs will participate in an active family law public defender practice. Externs will participate in interviewing indigent clients; drafting offense, support, and custody petitions; legal research; and arguing for ex parte temporary orders of protection before Family Court judges under a Student Practice Order, and with the direct assistance of DCPD attorneys

To Apply: See Symplicity for more information

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The Syracuse University College of Law’s Doctor of Juridical Science (S.J.D.) in Law is a research doctorate, comparable to a Ph.D. in other disciplines. Beginning this month, each SJD student will give a presentation on research related to their dissertations.

The presentations will be open to the SU community and will take place in Room 434 and on Zoom from 1-2:15 and on Zoom.

February 8: Jawad Salman

February 15: Ricardo Jose Macedo De Britto Pereira

February 22: Yohannes Takele Zewale

March 1: Renci (Mercy) Xie

March 29: Ricardo Jose Macedo De Britto

April 5: Renci (Mercy) Xie

April 12: Jawad Salman

To Apply: See Symplicity for more information

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Founded in 2005, Reed and Giordano, P.A. is a Boston-based boutique law firm representing small businesses, corporations, funds, banks, brokerage firms and entrepreneurs.

Reed & Giordano, P.A. is offering a clerkship for a driven, self-motivated law student looking to gain experience in the practice of law, on a remote basis. Their small size makes them an ideal learning and teaching environment. Clerks will be assisting attorneys with a variety of tasks, ranging from legal research, drafting and editing of documents, and other support as needed.

Deadline: Friday, February 11th

To Apply: See Symplicity for more information

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Join the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene along with the LGBTQ+ ERG for a Virtual Job Fair. Our Recruiters will highlight details of our career opportunities and provide information on our hiring process.

Career opportunities include City Research Scientists (all assignment levels, from assignment level 1 to assignment level 3), Community Engagement Supervisor/Community Coordinators, Junior Public Health Nurse, Regional Nurse Supervisor, Deputy Director of STI Nursing, Lab Associate/Phlebotomist, Agency Attorneys, Associate Staff Analysts, and many more.

Friday, February 11th

2:00 – 3:00 p.m. ET

To Apply: See Symplicity for more information

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The Environmental Protection Agency’s Office of Inspector General is seeking volunteers for Summer 2022.

The EPA OIG offers positions for students interested in seeking valuable work experience in government and designed to complement the intern’s educational pursuits while meeting the expressed needs of the agency.

Volunteers will have the opportunity to make meaningful contributions to the mission of the EPA OIG to prevent and detect fraud, waste, and abuse.

Deadline: Monday, February 14th

To Apply: See Symplicity for more information

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