Law Student Career Opportunities

STUDENT JOBS

Current as of November 3, 2025

 HOUSE NATURAL RESOURCES COMMITTEE DEMOCRATIC STAFF – SPRING 2026 INTERNSHIP

Materials are now due by 5:00 p.m. ET on Friday, November 7

Candidates will be able to access the application instructions on the website: https://democrats-naturalresources.house.gov/internships.

The House Natural Resources Committee Democrats seek full-time interns for Spring 2026 (January 12 – May

15). Applicants must be organized, detail oriented, and dependable. Above all, we seek candidates who are passionate about issues within the Natural Resources Committee’s jurisdiction, demonstrate exceptional Interpersonal skills, and are eager to learn about committee process. Interns will conduct legislative research,

prepare for hearings, assist with administrative duties, perform outreach, and aid communications. Preferred qualifications: Demonstrates an awareness of and sensitivity to the needs and concerns of individuals from diverse cultures, backgrounds, and orientations. Understands how HNRC issues intersect with racism, economic and social inequality in the United States, and has a passion for working to dismantle these systems. Primary responsibilities include:

• Assist with administrative duties

• Assist with legislative and policy projects

• Research legislation, regulations, and public law

• Assist with communications and outreach

• Respond to requests for information

• Attend briefings, meetings, and hearings on behalf of staff

The position is based in Washington, D.C. Interns will be expected to work in-office when Congress is in session and as needed. The position comes with a monthly stipend of $3,200 plus transit benefits.

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NATIVE LAW GROUP/PATTERSON REAL BIRD & RASMUSSEN LLP LOUISVILLE, CO – 2026 SUMMER LAW CLERK

As a Summer Law Clerk, you will:

• Work closely with attorneys on both litigation and transactional matters

• Gain exposure to a wide range of Tribal and Federal Indian law issues

• Conduct legal research and draft memoranda, briefs, and other documents

• Attend hearings, client meetings, and strategy sessions when available

• Receive mentorship and feedback from attorneys committed to supporting your professional growth

REQUIRED:

• Completion of 2nd year of Law School by Summer 2026

• Completion of Native American Law coursework prior to the start of the clerkship

 • Strong legal research skills

• Excellent written and oral communication skills

DESIRED:

 • Demonstrated interest in practicing Tribal Law and Federal Indian Law

• Familiarity with Tribal Communities and Cultures

Pay: $36.00 – $49.00 per hour

https://patterson-real-bird-rasmussen-llp.careerplug.com/jobs/3090308/apps/new

TWIN CITIES DIVERSITY IN PRACTICE 1L CLERKSHIP

Twin Cities Diversity in Practice (TCDIP) partners with more than 70 leading law firms and corporate legal departments to expand opportunities for law students and attorneys who are committed to advancing an inclusive legal profession. Through mentorship, professional coaching, networking, and community-building, TCDIP supports students in developing the relationships and skills necessary for long-term professional success. The organization works closely with law schools and affinity groups nationwide to ensure students from historically underrepresented backgrounds have access to competitive professional pathways and meaningful legal experiences in the Twin Cities.

Each year, TCDIP hosts the 1L Clerkship Program, offering full-time, paid summer positions at participating law firms and corporate legal departments. Last year, 40 1L students across the country participated and gained hands-on legal experience, strong institutional support, and direct exposure to firm practice and culture.

TCDIP 1L Clerkship positions will open on November 19, 2025.

https://diversityinpractice.org/tcdip-1l-clerkship/

POST-GRAD JOBS

NOTTAWASEPPI HURON POTAWATOMI ELECTION BOARD POSTING NHBP ELECTION BOARD SEEKS LETTERS OF INTEREST FROM PERSONS TO SERVE AS ELECTION HEARING OFFICER.  

The NHBP Election Board exercises oversight of all tribal elections including general and

special elections, referendums, and constitutional amendments. See NHBP Tribal Election Code, 3 NHBPTC §3.1 et seq.

The NHBP Election Board is soliciting letters of interest from qualified individuals

interested in serving as an Election Hearing Officer to expeditiously resolve

election disputes and challenges in accordance with tribal law. The individuals

appointed to this position would each serve a three-year term of office expiring on

February 29, 2028.

NHBP Election Board, composed of Tribal citizens appointed by Tribal Council,

maintains exclusive authority over tribal elections. The NHBP Tribal Constitution

vests the Board with this authority.

Qualifications of prospective appointees are determined by the Tribal Council in accordance with the qualifications contained in the NHBP Tribal Election Code, 3 NHBPTC §3.1-32(D), and include the following:

• Has attained the age of thirty (30) years;

• Is a licensed attorney in good standing in any state;

• Is able to be admitted to the NHBP Tribal Court Bar;

• Is familiar with and knowledgeable in NHBP law and the Seven Grandfather

Teachings;

• Has at least five years of administrative law experience or one year of

experience as a sitting administrative law judge, judge, referee, or

magistrate;

• Is not an employee or member of NHBP or presently serving, or a candidate

for, a seat on the elected Tribal Council; and

• Has never been convicted of a violent crime, felony, or a crime of fraud.

Election Hearing Officer(s) are compensated for services at a competitive hourly

rate. In accordance with the NHBP Constitution, “the amount of compensation

shall not be reduced during such person’s term of office.” Election Hearing

Officers are also reimbursed for reasonable expenses including travel to and from

NHBP.

INTERESTED APPLICANTS SHOULD SEND A LETTER OF INTEREST AND

STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS (OR RESUME) TO:

Nottawaseppi Huron Band of Potawatomi Election Board

Attn: Chris Mandoka

1485 Mno-Bmadzewen Way

Fulton, MI 49052 

LETTERS SHOULD BE RECEIVED NO LATER THAN NOVEMBER 30, 2025.