Center for Public Interest Law
STUDENT ACTIVITIES EXTERNSHIPS
[ Interested in finding a job in the Public Service field? Check out the
Career Services website for job postings and more ideas! ]
Loyola University Chicago School of Law is committed to the
Jesuit tradition of service to others.
Loyola provides many opportunities for students to use their legal
skills to help those in need. From our
clinical programs to student groups, there are numerous ways for students to
engage in public interest work during law school. We also have many students and alumni working
in the public interest community as part of their careers or as a pro bono
activity.
- Mary Bird, Director of Public Service Programs, is dedicated to helping students and alumni looking for ways to turn their talents and time to the service of the community.
- For students or alumni interested in pursuing legal work in the public interest community, please contact Maureen Looker, Associate Director of Career Services to learn more about internships, externships, and career options.
