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Spring 2020 Externship at Target Corporation – apply by Saturday, Feb. 8

Posted: February 6, 2020
Target Corporation is seeking an extern from Mitchell Hamline during the Spring 2020 semester through its Diversity in Law Scholar’s program. During the externship, the selected student would be placed in Target’s in-house legal department and gain exposure through observation and hands-on experience to a wide variety of law and business matters including business transactions, …

Spring 2020 Externship at Target Corporation – apply by Saturday, Feb. 8

2019 1098-T

Posted: February 4, 2020
The 2019 1098-T’s were mailed out last Friday to the home address in our system.  You should be receiving your 1098-T in the mail over the next couple of weeks. If you have any questions or concerns regarding the address the form was mailed to, please contact [email protected].

2019 1098-T

Looking for Law Student Volunteers to Bailiff at the McGee Civil Rights Moot Court Competition

Posted: February 4, 2020
Mitchell Hamline will be hosting the McGee Civil Rights Moot Court Competition on February 21 & 22. We are needing bailiffs to help us with time-keeping during the competition. We will need 15 on Friday and 6 on Saturday.  Times needed on Friday are 10:30 – 12:30, 1:00 – 3:00 and 3:30 – 5:30.  Times …

Looking for Law Student Volunteers to Bailiff at the McGee Civil Rights Moot Court Competition

Mental Health Experts and Testimony in Family Court

Posted: February 3, 2020
Mental Health Experts and Testimony in Family Court Learn how to understand, make use of, and challenge testimony and reports from mental health professionals. Presented by Scott Fischer, PhD, LP, ABPP, this seminar will teach family law attorneys to understand, make use of, and challenge testimony and reports from mental health professionals. Although there is …

Mental Health Experts and Testimony in Family Court

International and Domestic Courts: Prosecuting Myanmar for Genocide of the Rohingya

Posted: February 3, 2020
World Without Genocide, co-sponsored by the student chapter, is hosting a talk at Mitchell Hamline School of Law on Saturday, February 8, 10:00 am – noon, titled “International and Domestic Courts: Prosecuting Myanmar for Genocide of the Rohingya.” This program examines the genocide of the Rohingya in Myanmar, people the UN calls “the most persecuted people …

International and Domestic Courts: Prosecuting Myanmar for Genocide of the Rohingya

New Opportunity for 1L Summer Clerkship at Large Firms/Corporations – Apply by Feb. 3!

Posted: January 30, 2020
Move the Needle (MTN) 1L Diversity Pipeline Collective, a joint effort between legal departments and law firms, seeks to provide diverse first-year law students with split-summer internships that offer exposure to career-enhancing work experiences and influential professional networks. Specifically, 1L diverse students will have an opportunity to work for top legal departments and law firms …

New Opportunity for 1L Summer Clerkship at Large Firms/Corporations – Apply by Feb. 3!

Come hear about our Chile Summer Program!!

Posted: January 29, 2020
Professor Edwards will host an information session on the Summer 2020 Chile study abroad program.  Did you know you can: Take interesting and timely classes Do an internship with a Chilean government agency or NGO Earn credits Have an experience you will remember forever See Professor Edwards’s photos from Summer 2019? Come to learn more.  …

Come hear about our Chile Summer Program!!

New Employer Registered for OCI: Adams, Rizzi & Sween, P.A. (Apply by Feb. 5)

Posted: January 29, 2020
Adams, Rizzi & Sween, P.A. will be interviewing students on campus on Monday, February 17 for an entry-level associate position. Adams, Rizzi & Sween, P.A., a general practice law firm in Southeastern Minnesota that has been in existence since 1887, is interested in hiring an associate attorney to begin employment in August of 2020 or …

New Employer Registered for OCI: Adams, Rizzi & Sween, P.A. (Apply by Feb. 5)