McGeorge @ Work

Supporting the Professional Development of our Students and Alumni.

McGeorge @ Work is a blog published by the University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law, focusing on topics relevant to law students and legal education. It covers student career development resources such as professional attire programs and judicial clerkship opportunities, bar exam preparation guidance, and academic success strategies. The blog also highlights student involvement in public service and legislative advocacy, as well as issues related to prisoner civil rights. It serves as a resource for law students navigating their education, career planning, and engagement with the legal community, particularly within the context of public law and policy.

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Danielle Koontz, class of 2024

The McGeorge Alternative Summer Advantage Program (“McGeorge ASAP”) is a self-directed volunteer summer legal research project created by alum Lexi Purich Howard and former Asst. Dean of Career Development Molly Stafford…

Consider the following scenario:

Sam, a 2L trans woman who uses “they/them” pronouns, answers a question and the professor responds by asking the rest of the class, “Do you agree with his argument?” Sam quietly stares down at their desk,…

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…

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…