for tax research or other related projects. have 3.0 GPA. Strong leadership, multitasking and organizational skills are required. Note: Working hours are flexible depending on the school schedule, but require 20+ hours/week. Summer internships are usually full-time. Positions. The Dallas District Office of the EEOC invites applications from qualified and highly motivated second-year law students for its eight- to ten-week summer judicial internship program from May to August. An EEOC Administrative Judge Judicial Internship provides an opportunity for a law student to work closely with an administrative judge, learn about how the administrative justice system works, and gain a better understanding of decisions related to workplace discrimination lawsuits against federal agencies. Dallas County District District Judge Devika Seth on devika.seth@eeoc.gov. Court interns can expect to perform a variety of tasks, including: The EEOC gives preference to judicial interns with strong research and writing skills who have shown an interest in workplace discrimination, administrative law, AD/or public interest law. Although the internship program is not funded, articling students may be eligible for loans, work studies or scholarships from their law school. The deadline to apply for the summer program is April 1. Interested parties should send an email: International Tax Intern – Summer 2023 The intern will do so.
Take advantage of their training and organizational skills while being guided by more experienced team members to familiarize you with advising clients on cross-border tax matters. Responsibilities include. More information about the EEOC can be found at: www.eeoc.gov Summer Internship The intern will. and by far. 2L to the Faculty of Law. Committed to. Immigration and nationality law and/or international human rights. Required problems. Superior oral and written communication skills required.
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