As the economy slows, law students have every reason to be worried about their job hunt, but Vermont Law School 2L Andrew Delaney is not too concerned. He says he has already secured multiple job offers from small firms in Vermont, the office of the state attorney general and a firm in California, where he may want to move after graduation. And not because he spends all of his time in the library. A punk rock guitarist in his spare time, Delaney is a leader in his school’s Phi Alpha Delta chapter and co-chair of the Sports and Entertainment Law Society. He is also a member of the Vermont Law Review and has written two articles on entertainment law in the past year.
Delaney has been following a career-building strategy that’s more important now than ever: creating opportunities that connect law students with prospective employers or future clients and make them memorable.
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