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Touro Public Service Job Fair

By Brett Gilbert

On Tuesday, February 5, from 2:00 - 7:00 p.m., Touro Law Center will host a public service job fair with approximately 50 employers attending. The Job Fair will be held in the Public Advocacy Center (for employers who are PAC members) and the second floor of the law center's atrium. Employers will staff tables and talk to students about summer and other opportunities. Also attending will be Touro groups such as the Student Hurricane Network.

Here is a tentative list of employers/attendees:

The Career Services Office (for resume help and to answer questions)
ACORN
Brighter Tomorrows
CARECEN
Empire Justice Center
Health and Welfare Council of Long Island
Long Island Advocacy Center
Long Island Housing Services
Nassau/ Suffolk Law Services
Puerto Rican Legal Defense Fund
SEPA MUJER
SALT
ACLU Suffolk County
Suffolk Co. Coalition against Domestic Violence
Victims Information Bureau of Suffolk (VIBS)
The Workplace Project
The Long Island Council of Churches
Suffolk County Community Council.
Catholic Charities
Urban League of Long Island
Long Island Progressive Coalition
Long Island Immigrant Alliance
Mental Health Association of Suffolk Co.
Mercy Advocacy Program
Piper ? Mental Health Group
Suffolk Co. Legal Aid
Suffolk Co. Legal Aid- Senior Citizens
NY Civic Participation Project
Literacy Suffolk
NYS Mental Hygiene Legal Services
Nassau County Legal Aid
Nassau County Attorneys Office
Nassau County ACLU
Suffolk County Attorney General
Nassau County Attorney General
Equal Justice Works
Federal Defenders
Student Hurricane Network
Town of Babylon
Nassau Suffolk Legal Services (pro bono)
National Lawyers Guild
Long Island Department of Labor
Metropolitan Council on Jewish Poverty
PILOT re: Auction
Suffolk County Courts Program
Nassau County Legal Aid- Law Guardian Bureau
Nassau County Legal Aid- Family Court Division
RAP-NY City Housing Courts

Feel free to browse the tables and walk up to an employer and ask about available opportunities. Employers are here to answer your questions, market themselves to you, and accept resumes.

It might, just might, be nice to be in at least business causal attire if you would like to make a seriously good impression on a particularly interesting employer.

Full post as published by Touro Law Center Career Services Office on January 30, 2008 (boomark / email).