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There is still time to apply for some of the Government Honors Programs…

2Ls

Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation, Office of General Counsel – Summer Law Clerkship Program – Deadline September 15th

Dept. of Health & Human Services, Office of General Counsel to the Inspector General – Summer Intern Program – Deadline September 17th

Dept. of Commerce – Legal Internship Program Fall (Paid & Unpaid) – Deadline September 15th

Federal Communications Commission – Int’l Bureau Strategic Analysis & Negotiations Div. – Student Internship – Deadline September 15th

Federal Trade Commission – Bureau of Competition – Summer Intern Program – Deadline September 15th

3Ls

Federal Trade Commission, Bureau of Competition – Entry level Attorney Program – Deadline September 15th

Maryland Attorney General – Attorney Honors Program – Deadline September 15th

Massachusetts Office of the Attorney General – Fellowship Program – Deadline September 17th

Washington Attorney General – Pref. Pool Status in Attorney Hiring – Deadline September 17th

Comptroller of the Currency, Office of Chief Counsel – 2011 Employ. Program (Paid) – Deadline September 18th

Dept. of Commerce – Legal Internship Program Fall (Paid & Unpaid) – Deadline September 14th

Federal Communications Commission, Int’l Bureau, Strategic Analysis & Negotiations Div. – Student Internship Program Fall (Unpaid) – Deadline September 15th

If you have any questions, please contact the Office of Career Planning.

Start the fall semester off on the right foot by creating a study plan for the semester.  This may mean scheduling time to outline your cases, starting your class outlines, or getting friends together for a study group.  In the September issue of The Psychologist Magazine, the Research Editor, Christian Jarrett, lists 9 evidence-based study tips that you may also want to use throughout the semester.  Hint…two of the tips involve sleeping!  A list of the tips can be found at the following link: http://issuu.com/thepsychologist/docs/0910/12.