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Anyone going?

Anyone? I find this hard to believe. This is a great opportunity to get interviews...

I think most people are pissed that you put the thread up because now you've enlarged the pool of competitors. i keeeeeed

First I've heard of it. Details?

All the SoCal ABA law schools are invited.

Hosted by UCLA School of Law: Cosponsored by California Western School of Law, Chapman University School of Law, Loyola Law School, Pepperdine University School of Law,Southwestern University School of Law, Thomas Jefferson School of Law, University of La Verne College of Law, UCLA School of Law, University of San Diego School of Law,
university of southern california law school, Western State University College of Law and Whittier Law School.

You bid for interviews. I submitted 9 of my 15 bids. Deadline to bid was the 18th. The following organizations are interviewing:

Los Angeles County, Office of Independent Review (Commerce, CA) Feb 6th
Resume, Los Angeles County, Office of Independent Review
1
U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission - Legal Unit (Los Angeles, CA) Feb 6th
Resume, EEOC
2
U.S. Department of Justice, Office of the U.S. Trustee (Los Angeles, CA) Feb 6th
Resume, DOJ Trustee
3
U.S. Department of Justice, Environmental Enforcement Section (Washington, D.C.) Feb 6th
Resume, DOJ Environmental
4
Bet Tzedek Legal Services (Los Angeles, CA) Feb 6th
Resume, Bet Tzedek Cover Letter
5
U.S. Department of Labor (Los Angeles, CA) Feb 6th
Resume, US Labor
6
Alliance for Children's Rights (Los Angeles, CA) Feb 6th
Resume, Alliance for Children's Rights
7
Children's Law Center of Los Angeles (Monterey Park, CA) Monterey Park, Lancaster Feb 6th
Resume, Children's Law Center
8
California Coastal Commission (Long Beach, CA) Feb 6th
Resume, California Coastal Commission
9
Asian Pacific American Legal Center (Los Angeles, CA) Feb 6th
none
Asylum Access (San Francisco, CA) San Francisco, CA Quito, Ecuador Bangkok, Thailand Kasulu, Tanzania Feb 6th
none
California Appellate Project (San Francisco, CA) SAN FRANCISCO ONLY Feb 6th
none
California Department of Fair Employment and Housing (Los Angeles) Feb 6th
none
California Energy Commission (Sacramento, CA) Feb 6th
none
California Lawyers for the Arts (Santa Monica, CA) Feb 6th
none
California Rural Legal Assistance (San Francisco, CA) Coachella, Delano, El Centro, Fresno, Madera, Modesto, Monterey, Oxnard, Salinas, Santa Cruz, Santa Maria, Stockton, Watsonville Feb 6th
none
Center for Governmental Studies (Los Angeles, CA) Feb 6th
none
Center on Race, Poverty, and the Environment (Delano, CA) Delano, California and San Francisco, CA Feb 6th
none
Community Legal Services (Compton, CA) Feb 6th
none
Disability Rights California (Los Angeles, CA)

Disability Rights Legal Center (Los Angeles, CA) University of LaVerne - Ontario, CA Feb 6th
none
Esperanza Immigrant Rights Project/Catholic Charities of Los Angeles, Inc. (Los Angeles, CA) Feb 6th
none
Eviction Defense Network (Los Angeles, CA) Feb 6th
none
Greenlining Institute (Berkeley, CA) Feb 6th
none
Harriett Buhai Center For Family Law (Los Angeles, CA) Feb 6th
none
Housing Rights Center (Los Angeles, CA) Feb 6th
none
Justice Now (Oakland, CA) Feb 6th
none
Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund (Los Angeles, CA) Feb 6th
none
Lawyers for Clean Water (Santa Monica, CA) Interviewing for Santa Monica, CA Feb 6th
none
Learning Rights Law Center (Los Angeles, CA) Feb 6th
none
Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles (Los Angeles, CA) Various, please check our website at http://www.lafla.org Feb 6th
none
Legal Services of Northern California (Sacramento, CA) We seek to place interns in our offices located in Vallejo, Woodland, Sacramento, Auburn, Nevada City, Chico, Redding, Ukiah and Eureka Feb 6th
none
Los Angeles Center for Law & Justice (Los Angeles, CA) Feb 6th
none
Los Angeles Dependency Lawyers, Inc. (Los Angeles) Monterey Park, Lancaster Feb 6th
none
Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Center (Los Angeles, CA) Feb 6th
none
Mental Health Advocacy Services, Inc. (Los Angeles, CA) Feb 6th
none
Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (Los Angeles, CA) Feb 6th
none
National Center for Lesbian Rights (San Francisco, CA) San Francisco, CA Los Angeles, CA Feb 6th
none
National Immigration Law Center (Los Angeles, CA) Feb 6th
none
National Senior Citizens Law Center (Los Angeles, CA) Feb 6th
none
Employer Sorted Descending Locations Interviewing For Interview Dates Sorted Descending documents Bidding Sorted Descending
Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles County (Glendale, CA) Glendale, El Monte, Pacoima, Van Nuys, San Fernando, Pomona, and Lancaster Feb 6th
none
Orange County Superior Court (Santa Ana, CA) Feb 6th
none
Peace Over Violence (Pasadena, CA) Feb 6th
none
Public Counsel Law Center (Los Angeles, CA) Feb 6th
none
Rainbow Services, Ltd. (San Pedro, CA) Feb 6th
none
San Bernardino County District Attorney (San Bernardino, CA) Feb 6th
none
San Diego Coastkeeper (San Diego, CA) Feb 6th
none
Santa Clara Office of the County Counsel (San Jose, CA) Feb 6th
none
South Asian Network (Artesia, CA) Feb 6th
none
The Legal Aid Society (New York, NY) All locations within the 5 boroughs Feb 6th
none
U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (Los Angeles, CA) Feb 6th
none
Wage Justice Center (Los Angeles) Feb 6th
none
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Awww Danteshek, how could you? I am intrigued by the LA County Office of Ind't Review and submitted a high bid for them, but it is a rather small organization. In writing the cover letter to them, I did mention I grew up being served by the LASD, think that will help my case?

sundaynightdelite wrote:Awww Danteshek, how could you? I am intrigued by the LA County Office of Ind't Review and submitted a high bid for them, but it is a rather small organization. In writing the cover letter to them, I did mention I grew up being served by the LASD, think that will help my case?

Resume collection, unfortunately, most of these depts are only hiring clerks and have a hiring freeze/waiting list right now due to California's financial state. As for federal gov't jobs, many are still dealing with Congressional funding woes, these were always long shots, no hurt in trying but this won't be like old school private OCI.

sundaynightdelite wrote:Awww Danteshek, how could you? I am intrigued by the LA County Office of Ind't Review and submitted a high bid for them, but it is a rather small organization. In writing the cover letter to them, I did mention I grew up being served by the LASD, think that will help my case?

Unless there were some constitutional issues to talk about, I doubt your run in with the LASD will matter much. I mentioned my 'A' grade in Criminal Law and enrollment in Constitutional Criminal Procedure.

I only got 1 interview! How did everyone else do?

I got three out of nine bids (but none of my top three choices):

U.S. Department of Justice (Washington DC)
U.S. Department of Labor (Los Angeles)
Children's Law Center (Monterrey Park)

Danteshek wrote:I got three out of nine bids (but none of my top three choices):

U.S. Department of Justice (Washington DC)
U.S. Department of Labor (Los Angeles)
Children's Law Center (Monterrey Park)

Did you apply to 15?

What is going on with that? I know a girl who got 7 out of 15 interviews a couple years ago, why is the return rate so low?
And how does a SW guy get more than a USD guy (no offense at all)?

I only applied to nine. Maybe I have a more interesting resume and better grades than you?

Danteshek wrote:I only applied to nine. Maybe I have a more interesting resume and better grades than you?

You probably have me on the resum, mine was/is as vanilla as can be.

But I wasn't aware that the interviewers received our grades? I never sent mine out, and I'm pretty sure my school wouldn't w/o telling me.

sundaynightdelite wrote:

Danteshek wrote:I only applied to nine. Maybe I have a more interesting resume and better grades than you?

You probably have me on the resum, mine was/is as vanilla as can be.

But I wasn't aware that the interviewers received our grades? I never sent mine out, and I'm pretty sure my school wouldn't w/o telling me.

Pretty easy to put your GPA on your resume if it is high enough...

Edit: just got selected for US Army JAG interview on campus Feb 8