Jade Wolansky, Class of 2022
The past two years has taught each of us much about resilience – both in our personal and professional lives. As we transition to endemic COVID-19, the lessons we learned can
Lessons from COVID: Job Search Resilience
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Surviving as a Summer Associate
As you prepare for your role as a summer associate or intern, you may be wondering how to navigate the nuances of office culture and expected work product. It’s a daunting prospect for many law students, but it doesn’t have
A New Adventure
It is with pride, excitement, and sadness, that we announce that Molly Stafford, Asst. Dean of Career Development & External Relations, is embarking on a new adventure and leaving her position at McGeorge to work with the Prison and Reentry
3L Week at the ABA!
Next week, April 18 – 24, 2022, is 3L week at the American Bar Association!
The ABA will be featuring several opportunities and resources for graduating 3Ls, including practical advice for recent grads, a free job search webinar on
Volunteer in Napa with AAML NorCal!
The Northern California Chapter of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML NorCal) is looking for law student volunteers to help at the upcoming Spring Symposium in Napa, CA from April 29 – May 1. The AAML NorCal Symposium
Welcome, Ken Nourse! The CDO’s Newest Team Member
We are very excited to welcome the newest CDO career advisor, Ken Nourse!
Ken joins the Career Development Office with a deep background in legal, law-related, and career development services. Ken especially enjoys leveraging his experience on behalf of
2022 SCBA Diversity Fellows
We are proud to announce that eight rising 2L McGeorge students have secured a Diversity Fellowship through the Sacramento County Bar Association. Elena Lucero, Jasmeet Kang, Jennifer Quarters-Styles, Kristale Chaney, Kyndall Banales, Marlen Gaytan-Leon, Mondis Vakili, and Shireen Hundal
Pilot Projects and Sunset Dates
California, like many other states, occasionally establishes pilot projects via legislation. For comparison, pilot projects are rarely used by Congress but are more regularly used by state legislatures.
So what is a pilot project? It is, essentially, a temporary
McGeorge Legacies | Skye (’22) and Norman Dawson (’93)
The “McGeorge Legacies” blog series allows our current students and alumni to share their experiences, passions, and lessons with our community. While many legacy students find their passion for the law through a family member’s experience, they often forge their
Introducing: McGeorge Legacies Series
We are excited to announce the launch of a brand new blog series, “McGeorge Legacies”!
Keep an eye here as we share stories from current McGeorge students and their alumni parents, siblings, and other family. They’ll share details about what