Thursday, September 3, 2015 – Employment, fellowship, and internship opportunities update:
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THE OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL – ECONOMIC CRIMES DIVISION [DEADLINE: SEPTEMBER 9, 2015]
Seeking candidates who have achieved academic success in law school who are eager to work with a team of attorneys and investigators to prosecute consumer fraud through agency investigations and civil litigation in Florida state courts.
Who: 2Ls, 3Ls, LLMs
When: Internships require a minimum of 20 hours/week
Requirements: *All applicants selected for an interview will need to complete a background check
- Skills: Strong research skills
Submission components: (1) Cover letter detailing preferred location (FTL, MIA or WPB), (2) resume, (3) official transcript, and (4) writing sample
- Send to: Heidi English @ English@myfloridalegal.com as well as online @ myfloridalegal.com
Contact: Heidi English, Assistant to Assistant Attorney General Fulvio Joseph Gentili & Assistant Attorney General Kristen Pesicek
Office of the Attorney General, Consumer Protection Division, 110 Southeast Sixth Street, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
THE APA PLANNING & LAW DIVISION – 2015-16 DANIEL J. CURTIN, JR. FELLOWSHIP [DEADLINE: SEPTEMBER 15, 2015]
The Planning and Law Division of the APA has extended the deadline for application submissions from law students for its 2015-16 Daniel J. Curtin, Jr. Fellowship.
If selected for an award by the PLD Fellowship Committee, the fellow’s responsibilities may include, but are not limited to, assisting with PLD membership recruitment and retention activities, creating web resources for membership, and significant involvement in PLD’s Early Career Program Committee. Fellowship benefits include contact with a network of nationally recognized leaders in the field; access to newsletters, webinars, educational sessions and online resources featuring current legal issues and trends relevant to planning; participation in planning and law networking events; and opportunities for leadership and volunteerism in the planning and law field.
Eligibility: Eligible applicants shall be students who intend to work as practicing planners or legal practitioners in the public or private sector and are:
- Citizens of the U.S.; and
- Students during the 2015-16 academic year who are:
- 1L or 2L students enrolled in a three-year ABA-accredited law school program.**
- 1L, 2L or 3L students enrolled in a four-year ABA-accredited law school program.**
**Law students entering their final year of law school may not apply due to conflicts between bar exam studies and the ability to complete the fellowship.
Application: Available for download @ planning.org/divisions/planningandlaw/fellowship/
Complete details and submission requirements:
Available @ planning.org/divisions/planningandlaw/fellowship/pdf/fellowshipannouncement.pdf
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