Doj honors program offers

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Equine Assistant Management, C. Computer Information Data Specialist, C. Computer Programming Specialist, C. Database and E-commerce Security, C. Help Desk Support Technician, C. The Oregon DOJ offers a variety of other employment opportunities, including administrative and legal support staff, and case managers. Remember to sort by Department to find opportunities specific to the Oregon Department of Justice.

For specific information about any of these open positions, working at the Oregon DOJ or our hiring process, please contact Recruitment doj. Current Vacancies — Attorneys Honors Attorneys The Honors Attorney Program is a two-year program that provides the opportunity to gain public law experience for exceptional recent law school graduates, including those who have served as judicial clerks. Learn more about our law clerks Other Positions The Oregon DOJ offers a variety of other employment opportunities, including administrative and legal support staff, and case managers.

Positions are available in our offices nationwide and are subject to a three-year commitment Eligibility Requirements for the Honors Program Class of Eligibility is limited to law students who will graduate from law school between October 1, and September 30, and recent law school graduates who began participating in eligibility preserving activities within 9 months of law school graduation. The following are eligibility preserving activities: judicial clerkships, tax or accounting-related graduate programs including Tax LL.

Qualifying legal fellowships must have a formal sponsor e. Fellowships must also be of fixed duration "bridge the gap" fellowships that require fellows to continue to seek other employment and terminate when the incumbent secures permanent legal employment do not qualify. But it is not okay that current and future generations are not exposed to these challenging topics. These topics are real-life experiences that every person in the world is exposed to.

I appreciate the depth and variety of sources we review: historical texts, modern day news stories, documentaries, YouTube videos, and poems. I think this breadth of knowledge is incredibly valuable to nourish strong discourse between students. The JEHN is seeking a new cohort of honors students for the academic year The application for students seeking to participate is now open and the deadline to apply is December Barrett, The Honors College.

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