An externship isn’t just another class — it’s an opportunity for students to develop real-world skills so they can become well-rounded, confident lawyers. Our students work in courts, in government agencies, criminal law, entertainment corporations and as in-house consel, they serve in public interest organizations and also have the opportunity to extern for law firms and legal departments of corporations. Students also have the opportunity to create their own externships.
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Practical Training & Externship Opportunities
With guidance from Externship Director Carolyn Young Larmore, externship students develop the practical skills necessary to be effective practitioners
in the courtroom, law office or corporate legal department.
Here are just a few of the externship opportunities awaiting Fowler School of Law
students as they develop their practical skills.
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Courts
Federal Government
State Government
Local Government
Criminal Law
Public Interest & Non-Profits
Private Placements
Students can earn externship credit at an ever-growing list of in-house counsel, entertainment organizations and private law firms. Recent examples include:
Make Your Own
Know a judge who wants an extern? Met an attorney who could use a hand? They may be eligible to take on an extern. As a student at Fowler School of Law, you can help the externship program bring in new opportunities.