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US HUD or EEOC?
Hey everyone. I'm staying anonymous to keep my identity from influencing responses and due to the nature of the question. I'm trying to choose between a 2L summer internship at the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (which would involve working under an ALJ in the hearings unit) and one at the US Department of Housing and Urban Development. Both are unpaid (although the latter said there is a 50/50 chance that the us government might fund a program to help pay interns this summer), based in Southern offices, and I need to decide this week. Thoughts?
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LawIdiot86
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Re: US HUD or EEOC?
What would you be doing at HUD? What type of law would you prefer to do after graduation? EEOC sets you up for L&E and ADR, HUD would set you up for totally different kinds of things.Anonymous User wrote:Hey everyone. I'm staying anonymous to keep my identity from influencing responses and due to the nature of the question. I'm trying to choose between a 2L summer internship at the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (which would involve working under an ALJ in the hearings unit) and one at the US Department of Housing and Urban Development. Both are unpaid (although the latter said there is a 50/50 chance that the us government might fund a program to help pay interns this summer), based in Southern offices, and I need to decide this week. Thoughts?
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Anonymous User
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Re: US HUD or EEOC?
OP Update: I turned both down for a better offer somewhere else.
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LawIdiot86
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Re: US HUD or EEOC?
Congrats!Anonymous User wrote:OP Update: I turned both down for a better offer somewhere else.
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