Students will learn how to craft a compelling story with established local storyteller, Terry Wolfisch Cole. Students will then get the opportunity to create their own story.

About the Program:
Join us to learn about putting together the five components of a legal job application.

You Will Learn:

• The 5 Components of a Legal Job Application
• How to Put Together an Application that Stands Out
• About Critical Timelines for the Summer Job Search
• Where to find jobs

Who Should Attend: Students from the Class of ’26 and ’27, however, all interested students are welcome!

RSVP on Symplicity:
Your prompt RSVP is appreciated. It is also a professional commitment. Be sure to add this event to your calendar. Should your plans change, let the organizers know.

Dirk Hanschel was trained at various law schools in Germany, the UK and Australia, took his doctoral and postdoctoral degrees at Mannheim University and is currently a professor of German, European and International Public Law at Martin-Luther-University Halle-Wittenberg, Germany. Since 2019 he has been a Fellow at the Max-Planck-Institute for Social Anthropology. In 2021 he was appointed Martin Flynn Global Law Professor at UConn Law School. His research focuses, inter alia, on topics of international environmental and human rights law, comparative constitutional law, as well as law and anthropology. He currently conducts an interdisciplinary project on “Environmental Rights in Cultural Context” and on rights of nature in Ecuador and Columbia, looking at novel rights-based approaches to environmental protection from local perspectives.