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Career Counseling and Placement Coordinator, School of Law

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

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AUSTIN, TX
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Job overview

The Career Counseling and Placement Coordinator provides individualized career advising to law students and recent graduates, including one-on-one sessions, application reviews, mock interviews, and resource recommendations. The role tracks assigned students’ employment progress from 1L through graduation and builds connections across the law school and legal community. It also coordinates career programming, develops resources, and represents the Career Services Office at professional and campus events.

Skills & qualifications

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Skills

Career AdvisingApplication ReviewMock InterviewingLegal Career PathsPrivate Sector Law FirmsJudicial InternshipsIntellectual Property LawCareer ProgrammingWorkshop PresentationCareer Resource Development

Full job description

Deliver individualized career advising services to students and recent graduates, including strategic 1:1 sessions, application material reviews, mock interviews, and tailored resource recommendations. As a core counselor, your primary responsibility is to build relationships with assigned students and track their employment progress from 1L through graduation. To effectively advise students, counselors must be well-versed in the full spectrum of legal career paths and also serve as a private sectorlaw firm, judicial internship and Intellectual Property lawspecialist. Build and maintain strong connections with students, student organization leaders, alumni, faculty, administrators, and legal employers to foster a robust professional network.Design, coordinate, and present career-related programming and workshops. Contribute to the development and publication of career resources and materials.Represent the Career Services Office and the School of Law at professional conferences, employer meetings, and campus events.Perform additional related duties as assigned.

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