Legal Advocate Position

While undertaking undergraduate studies I developed a special interest in children’s human rights and child care and protection within state care. Through my work with children living in a state run home, I found the niche where I now need to better equip myself academically in order to serve this group in the way and on the level I would like. My career goal is to work with children who are wards of the state, especially those with a history of behavioral and emotional problems. I am most interested in

One of the reasons why I am pursuing a law degree is to fight against the perpetuated injustices in my community back home in Kenya, and those that occur globally. I believe that Berkeley Law is the best school to train me on how to tackle social injustice and public interest advocacy, especially due to its great public interest and international law reputation, which allows students to receive an experimental learning experience by getting involved in Berkeley Law’s sponsored clinics. If accepted, I would love to get involved in the International Human rights Law clinic, Policy Advocacy clinic, and the East Bay Community clinic.

The United States of America is a country that was founded on the idea that all citizens would have equal rights and freedoms. For the protection of the people, and to maintain order, law has been developed over time. Rights advocates are constantly pushing the boundaries of what the law should, or should not be. Individual-rights and public-order advocates are in a battle of balance, leaving the justice system to decide what the best solution is for all.

My positions have allowed me to gain the necessary knowledge about government and private sectors while also teaching me how to cultivate and manage various relationships with non-profits in the local community. I am an example of how important diversity is in the legal profession. My background, education, experience, and lastly, my personal knowledge and passion have prepared me as an ideal candidate to work with LSAC. I instruct responsibility, diligence and the opportunity to grow. When given the opportunity to perform, my talents show that I am a fast learner, very well educated and open to scholarship and developing new skills and ideas. Thank you for your time, consideration, and I look forward to speaking with you in the near

The purpose of this letter is to express my interest in the Employment Supports Coordinator position currently open in the Maryland Employment department. I presently fulfill the role of the Day Program Lead at the Maryland Day Program. My supervisor is Janae Householder, Day Program Coordinator.

With the help of the program I hope to gain professional connections with like-minded people, participate in informative workshops, and receive applications assistance, amongst other great opportunities. As a first generation student, I want to be a part of the solution and not the problem, I want to make changes instead of sitting around and waiting on the change to happen. My areas of interests include family/divorce law, international law and entertainment law. These four interests are passions of mine. As a public relations

I am submitting this letter out in regards to your advertisement in The Journal of Specialized Health Care Operations on February 9, 2016. I am pleased to learn of your need for a patient advocacy specialist II, as my career goal and expertise are directly in line with this opportunity. I graduated from Bishop State Community College on May 7, 2013. I have obtained an associate in science and therefore, I am well qualified for this position. My education and experience have provided me with excellent skill in finding solutions and information that patient needs in regards to their rights, strong skills of negotiation and mediation in regards to problem solving and knowledge of family relations, patient care, and other relevant skills required

(c) child welfare - Previously as a Volunteer Guardian ad Litem, I served as a legal court-appointed Special Advocate on behalf of foster children in cases of child neglect. My duties included, but were not limited to working with a team of caseworkers and investigators conducting research and analysis to advocate for case participants needs. Recently I’ve obtained position with the State of Washington as a Social Worker for the Child Protective Services Division investigating complaints and supervising children awaiting placement.

The Guardian ad Litem Advocates a nonprofit organization who work with the 7th Judicial Circuit of Florida. This circuit includes: Volusia, Flagler, Putnam, and St Johns Counties. At this time, there are approximately 800 Guardian ad Litem Advocates who are all volunteers. There are currently over 1,700 children in the foster care system in the 7th Circuit. The Guardian ad Litem Program is not allowed to accept donations or money....so they created the GAL7 Foundation, a 501(c)(3) charity to accept donations and funds on their behalf. The goal to help children in the foster care system with support that leads to normalization of their lives. These children have been removed from dangerous environments, many times with just the clothes on

I am writing in regard to the current opening for the position of Deputy Prosecuting Attorney within the Kitsap County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office. It has always been my belief that it is a great privilege and very rewarding to work in public service. The Criminal Division in the Prosecuting Attorney’s Office is particularly interesting to me as it provides an opportunity to practice in an area of law that I find vital and extremely important to a successful community. I am dedicated to pursuing justice and ensuring a safe community for the individuals whom I would represent.

I would like to start off by thanking you for taking the time to read my letter. I am a secretary aid, who has struggled and worked hard to get where I am. Even though, I have completed an associates degree in Paralegal. I have come to discover it is not enough, to further my career and where I see myself in the future. I am stuck at a level in my career and wish to take my education a step further. I have noticed that, although I have an associates degree, and I have a few years of experience working around Paralegals, it is not enough. When I apply for paralegal positions they require a four year degree. Many employers would not even look at my resume without a bachelors degree in my education.

It is with great pleasure that I write this reference letter for Courtnee Hayes. I have been neighbors with Courtnee and her family for many years. Courtnee has been a babysitter for my 6 year old son and several other kids on the block for many years. Courtnee even helps to assist, on many days, watching all the younger kids in the neighbor that play outside with her younger Brother. I have complete trust in Courtnee that she will effectively watch over and care for my son. She is wonderful with the children and has a true genuine caring nature. Her joyful and relaxed personality gives the children great comfort. Not only is she respectful of the children but she is extremely respectful to all us parents. I feel that Courtnee would a

I am writing to express my sincere interest in a Summer Associate position at Orrick’s Sacramento office. Spending another summer as a member of the Orrick legal team would be a remarkable opportunity to continue my development as an aspiring litigator, and to build upon the knowledge that I have gained during the 2015 Summer Associate program. I am particularly interested in continuing my legal career with Orrick because of the opportunities for professional growth that the firm provides, and the overwhelmingly positive culture. I am a strong candidate for this position as a result of my academic achievements, and because I personally espouse the core values that uphold Orrick’s unique culture.

In line with Christine, working with victims is indeed challenging and demanding, but also rewarding. In order to become an advocate like her, one must have a minimum of a Bachelors degree in Social Work, Psychology, Counseling, Criminal Justice or Women’s Studies. Christine also felt the need to include a Bachelors in early childhood education and art therapy. However, sometimes a Masters in Social Work, Psychology or Counseling is required for a specific position. Sporadically, a clinical license may be

Unfortunately, the methodology at law schools dilute is enthusiasm of commitment towards the social lawyering. In fact, research shows that two-thirds of the students who enter law school with intentions of seeking a government or public interest job do not end up employed in that work [28]. Justice has become a counter cultural thing in the legal profession. Those who practice social justice law end up swimming up-stream in their lives because of the pay inequality and other factors in comparison to their cooperate counterparts. Justice which is