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Services for Employers

Posting Jobs
Fall and Spring Recruiting Programs
Supervised Externship Program

General Information

Employers may post job openings with Career Development and Alumni Services ("CDAS") at any time and/or participate in our Fall or Spring Recruiting Programs free of charge. Additionally, employers participating in Job Fairs and Conferences in which George Mason University School of Law also participates have the opportunity to receive resumes from our students and interview our students in connection with the Job Fair or Conference. For directions or contact information, click here.

Employers interested in advertising unpaid positions may also be interested in learning about the School of Law Supervised Externship Program, the program through which students may earn academic credit for work in unpaid, supervised positions.

For employers interested in learning more about the George Mason students who are focusing their legal studies in intellectual property law, please click here.

Anti-Discrimination Policy

By listing a job with Career Development and Alumni Services and/or participating in a Recruiting Program, employers agree to comply with the School of Law's Anti-Discrimination Policy:

George Mason University is an equal opportunity institution committed to the principle that access to employment opportunities afforded by the university, including all benefits and privileges, be accorded to each student on the basis of merit, without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, veteran status, disability, sexual orientation, sex, or age (except where sex or age is a bona fide occupational qualification).

The George Mason University School of Law abides by policies as set forth by state and federal statute, the American Bar Association, the Association of American Law Schools, and other accrediting agencies. By utilizing placement facilities and services of the George Mason University School of Law, employers are providing assurances of their willingness to observe the principles of equal opportunity stated above.

 


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