Although it's only December, today we're looking ahead to the summer. If you're a 1L, you're probably thinking about how (and where) you are going to find a summer job. We know a lot of you may be stressing out about this so we've got some useful tips and information about the basics of a 1L job search. 
In this episode we discuss:

Does it matter what you do after your 1L year of law school? 
What kind of job can you realistically expect to get? 
The importance of getting a job doing something "legal"
Different types of summer jobs you can apply to (judicial externships, firm jobs, government, academia, international work)
Using your personal or family network to find opportunities
How to find opportunities through your school
What you can expect to earn
Most important factors when deciding on a summer job
How to find out what an organization is looking for
What to do if you don't find a paid job
How to secure funding for summer jobs
The importance of Job Fairs

Good luck in your job hunt!
Resources:

National Association for Law Placement (http://www.nalp.org/)
How to Conduct Great Informational Interviews (http://thegirlsguidetolawschool.com/how-to-conduct-great-informational-interviews/)

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Thanks for listening! 
Alison & Lee