Public Interest/Public Service (PI/PS) Fair
The Public Interest/Public Service Career Fair (PI/PS) is an annual career fair sponsored by The Consortium of Greater Philadelphia Area Law Schools and coordinated by Temple Law School and the University of Pennsylvania Law School. The PI/PS Fair brings together regional and national employers with students from Philadelphia’s seven area law schools. Public sector employers use the PI/PS Career Fair to meet students interested in pursuing summer or permanent employment with government agencies and public interest organizations.
When and Where is the Career Fair?
The PIPS Job Fair is typically held in late January or early February at Temple’s Center City Campus. Directions to Temple’s Center City Campus can be found here.
How Do I Register to Participate?
How Do I Register to Participate?
Students: Registration will begin in mid-December.
Employers: Please contact Jorge Godoy, Director of Public Interest Programs, at jorge.godoy@temple.edu or 215-204-3705 to register for the PI/PS Job Fair.
Equal Justice Works Conference and Career Fair
Each October, over 1000 law students, employers, and law school professionals gather in the Washington, DC area for the largest public interest and public service job fair in the nation. Coordinated by Equal Justice Works, a national organization dedicated to mobilizing the next generation of lawyers committed to equal access to justice, the conference and career fair provides an invaluable opportunity to interview with prospective employers for summer and post graduate jobs, attend sessions about job searching, post graduate fellowships, leadership, and post graduate debt relief, as well as meet other students and professionals interested in public interest and public service.
Temple students attend this event each year, and many have secured summer and post graduate work as a result. Students apply for interviews directly with the employers through Equal Justice Works’ registration database, and the employers will select students for interviews. Students who are not selected for interviews are encouraged to attend the conference and career fair as all employers participate in informal one-on-one conversations during table talk sessions each day.