Podcast Episode 176: Talking About Judicial Clerkships with Kelsey Russell

Welcome back to the Law School Toolbox podcast! Today, we’re talking with Kelsey Russell, a writer for the Law School Toolbox and a recent federal judicial clerk, about clerkships.

In this episode we discuss:

• The day-to-day experiences of a law clerk
• Who should clerk?
• When should you clerk?
• What will you learn?
• The intangible benefits of clerking
• The future of the clerkship hiring plan
• Tips for clerkship applications and interviews

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Resources

• Podcast Episode 44: How to Get a Judicial Clerkship
• What is it Really Like to be a Judicial Clerk?
• Expand Your Options: An Exploration of the Different Types of Federal and State Clerkship Options
• CareerDicta: Career Help for Lawyers and Law Students

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