A critical part of legal education is learning about the legal profession and various career paths. And the lessons are sometimes more impactful coming from accomplished mentors who share backgrounds similar to the students. In the spirit of Southwestern’s 100+ year history of access and diversity, this program targets the Armenian-American and Iranian-American communities – and beyond!  All are welcome to this special two-track program for current law students and future law students for guidance in succeeding in law. 

Co-sponsored by the Armenian Bar Association 

Diversity is at the heart of the Southwestern community. It’s not something we simply speak about; it’s something we live on a daily basis. Although Southwestern is one of the most racially diverse law schools in California, we realize diversity goes far beyond race and ethnicity. On this day, we celebrate how all of our experiences, perspectives, and backgrounds enrich the classroom, the legal profession, and the communities we serve.

The Women's Law Association of Los Angeles (WLALA) has organized a panel of attorneys to share tips and answer questions about interviewing techniques. This information will be especially pertinent to those preparing for 2018 spring recruitment. Students who intend to participate in the Spring On-Campus Interview Program (OCIP), which takes place in February 2018, are highly encouraged to attend.

The American Bar Association’s Government and Public Sector Lawyers Division considers outreach to law students a top priority in recruiting legal talent to all levels and fields of public service and invites you to a lunchtime panel on the topic of public sector practice and careers. Please join the CSO, the ABA Government and Public Sector Lawyers Division, and representatives from the public interest/legal aid community, public service agencies from city, county and state offices as well as the judicial sector who will be here to share practical advice, guidance, and tips in pursuing your p

Attend an in-depth program with faculty and administration panelists offering advice and answering questions about law school summer choices from a career planning perspective. Topics include summer classes, summer abroad programs, externships, public interest and volunteer opportunities, research assistant and law clerk positions. This program is open to all students.

Attend an in-depth program with faculty and administration panelists offering advice and answering questions about law school summer choices from a career planning perspective. Topics include summer classes, summer abroad programs, externships, public interest and volunteer opportunities, research assistant and law clerk positions. This program is open to all students.

Secure a job with public sector employers, including law firms, government agencies, and public interest organizations throughout California by participating in PICD on Feb. 10, 2018. PICD is the largest regional recruitment, educational and networking event for law students across Southern California with 140  participating employers. All participating students must attend this MANDATORY information session. We will be covering participation guidelines, funding options, and applicable hiring criteria, as well as key interviewing techniques. Note, applications are accepted beginning in December.