When It Comes to Networking, Use What You Have

Networking isn't solely an exercise in chatting people up at cocktail receptions or academic conferences. Networking can come in many forms; you may have already established networking channels without having realized it. The environment you create for yourself – be they in the classroom, study groups, the workplace, or other extracurricular settings – can provide the potential space to compare notes and explore opportunities. Although it is always important to remain vigilant for new networking prospects, taking a “use what you have” mentality towards networking can help you establish a base, and lead you to realize that networking doesn't have to be an extremely daunting project. Many networks endemic to the basic elements of your educational experience – especially in the classroom – may go unnoticed and unexplored.

Your Post-Graduation Job Search

By: Kandice Thorn

It's hard to believe it's already mid-May and graduation is upon us! For the past year, your job search has likely taken a back seat to your studies, but once you have graduated (and taken the bar exam, if that's your plan), the job search will move to the front and center. It's no secret that the job market is tough these days.  Here are some tips to help you have a successful post-graduation job search: