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Career Development Survey

The Office of Career Services (OCS) needs YOUR input to inform and improve programming. Please complete the form below or download a copy (in .pdf), complete it and return to Dena Bauman, OCS Director, Room 237, Building 38. The information you provide will be held confidentially and used to develop priorities and plan programs. Please also email a current resumé to dbauman@udc.edu.

Student Career Development Needs Survey

Name:      Class:   
Email:   (Required)

General Background

What kind of internships, volunteer and/or paid, have you held?

What kind of internship/externship would you like? When (summer or school year)?

What did you do during the past Summer?

What, if any, are your Fall work plans? Please describe briefly.

What, if any, are your Spring work plans? Please describe briefly.

What, if any, are your Summer work plans? Please describe briefly.

Where do you plan to live after graduation?

Career Paths

Which, if any, of the following career paths most interests you? Check as many as apply.

Public Interest/Policy
Criminal Law
Legal services
Military (JAG)
Private practice
     Solo or under 5 attorneys
     Small firm (5-25 attorneys)
     Medium size firm (25-50 attorneys)
     Large firm (more than 50 attorneys)
Other (academic, lobbyist, administrator, business, etc.)
    

Government agency
     Federal?
     State?
Legislative
     Federal?
     State?
Judicial
     Federal?
     State?
          Location? Please be specific if possible.
          

OCS Programming

What would you like to do immediately after graduation - i.e. fellowship, judicial clerkship, government honors program, LLM, etc?

What are your long-term law career or general career goals?

What kind of career help do you feel you need to reach those goals?

    Self-assessment (Helping you to decide what you want to do)
    General job search strategies
    How to network and do "informational interviews"
    Making alumni contacts
    Library resources (books, handouts, etc)
    On-line and other computerized database resources

Be specific if you know of any that you would like to use, but the law school does not now provide.

What programs would be most useful?

    Presentations on practice areas, such as public interest, criminal law, government work
    Using online and computer resources
    On-campus recruiting
    Individual counseling
    Off-campus job fairs (such as Equal Justice Works)

Do you use the law school's career service web site? If not, why not? If so, please describe what is most useful and what should be improved.

If you are a 2L, please describe what was most useful to you as a 1L.

If you are a 3L, please describe what was most useful to you as a 1L and as a 2L.

Would you help plan a program? Serve as a resource to other students? (i.e. be on a panel, allow your resumé/cover letter to be circulated as an example, etc.)

UDC Email Jobs Bulletin: OCS emails a jobs bulletin frequently throughout the year. If you are a 2 or 3L, is this useful? How could OCS improve it?

Please describe anything else you feel the OCS needs to know.

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