UC Law Government/Public Interest Job Fair
Wednesday February 20, 2008
College of Law Atrium
3:00 - 5:00pm
Looking for a public interest job in Greater Cincinnati? How about a volunteer opportunity during the school year?
The Center for Professional Development invites you to participate in the UC Law Government/Public Interest Job Fair. Over 25 regional public interest and government employers will be on campus to meet with interested UC law students in a job fair format. This is an excellent opportunity for 1L and 2L students looking to connect with employers interested in summer interns and volunteers as well as volunteer opportunities during the school year. Both paid and unpaid opportunities are available. This is also an opportunity for 3L students to meet with prospective post grad employers as well.
Early Registration:
RSVP by Friday, February 15, 2008 to cpdlaw@uc.edu. Please indicate your name and year in the email. If interest is high, we might have to limit the number of students participating, so register early!
A list of employers will be provided at the Summer Public Interest Fellowship Meeting which will be held on Thursday, February 14th, in Room 118 (12:15pm) All 1L and 2L students interested in obtaining a SPIF grant should attend this informational meeting and pick up an application.
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