Thomas Cinti wasn’t always interested in law — or teaching it, for that matter. In fact, he started in the sciences, but eventually loved the subject so much that he even decided to teach it to others. In much the same way as he found his love for teaching, Thomas also found an appreciation for online learning.
Master’s degrees help you advance in your career and become a more competitive employee — but a traditional degree is often a crippling time and financial commitment. What is the solution for the working professional who still wants to further their education? Become a part-time student.
A public policy career is a career where you can create space for impact. Whether it is working within public interest law or for the federal government, influencing policy in political science, or lobbying for change, public policy careers have the capability to enact lasting change.
McGeorge School of Law presented a webinar analyzing a career in lobbying and advocacy. Clémence Kucera, Assistant Dean for the Graduate, Online, and International Programs, guided the event and was joined by guest speaker Chris Micheli.
If you’re passionate about our planet and considering environmental law, earning your LLM or MSL gives you a specialization going into your career. McGeorge School of Law has both LLM and MSL options for our water and environmental law program, and either option will help you develop a depth of knowledge in environmental, water resources, regulatory compliance, or public agency law.
McGeorge School of Law hosted a webinar titled, “Top Career Outcomes after Earning an MSL Degree in Government Law & Policy,” in which they explained not just what to expect during your time as a student, but after graduation from McGeorge School of Law’s online MSL degree program.
Get to know Clémence Kucera, Assistant Dean for the Graduate, Online, and International Programs at McGeorge School of Law. Clémence assists students through the admission process and helps them achieve their goals. She also works with alumni to continuously improve the program and foster a tight-knit community.
Learn all the ways an MSL in Government Law & Policy and help you advance in your Policy Advocate Career.
In our most recent webinar, we had the pleasure of talking with a current online MSL student, Savanna Sanders. She kindly joined us for a fun and informal conversation that nonetheless provided some great insights into the day-to-day life as a McGeorge online MSL student of Water and Environmental Law.
Professor Rebecca J. Olson is a founding partner of Miller & Olson, LLP, where she specializes in political, campaign, election, and nonprofit law. From high school student to founding partner of the firm, she has always been fascinated by election law. After earning a degree from McGeorge, she was happy to return to her Alma Mater to teach a subject she’s so passionate about.
Thomas Cinti wasn’t always interested in law — or teaching it, for that matter. In fact, he started in the sciences, but eventually loved the subject so much that he even decided to teach it to others. In much the same way as he found his love for teaching, Thomas also found an appreciation for online learning.
Master’s degrees help you advance in your career and become a more competitive employee — but a traditional degree is often a crippling time and financial commitment. What is the solution for the working professional who still wants to further their education? Become a part-time student.
A public policy career is a career where you can create space for impact. Whether it is working within public interest law or for the federal government, influencing policy in political science, or lobbying for change, public policy careers have the capability to enact lasting change.
McGeorge School of Law presented a webinar analyzing a career in lobbying and advocacy. Clémence Kucera, Assistant Dean for the Graduate, Online, and International Programs, guided the event and was joined by guest speaker Chris Micheli.
If you’re passionate about our planet and considering environmental law, earning your LLM or MSL gives you a specialization going into your career. McGeorge School of Law has both LLM and MSL options for our water and environmental law program, and either option will help you develop a depth of knowledge in environmental, water resources, regulatory compliance, or public agency law.
McGeorge School of Law hosted a webinar titled, “Top Career Outcomes after Earning an MSL Degree in Government Law & Policy,” in which they explained not just what to expect during your time as a student, but after graduation from McGeorge School of Law’s online MSL degree program.
Get to know Clémence Kucera, Assistant Dean for the Graduate, Online, and International Programs at McGeorge School of Law. Clémence assists students through the admission process and helps them achieve their goals. She also works with alumni to continuously improve the program and foster a tight-knit community.
Learn all the ways an MSL in Government Law & Policy and help you advance in your Policy Advocate Career.
In our most recent webinar, we had the pleasure of talking with a current online MSL student, Savanna Sanders. She kindly joined us for a fun and informal conversation that nonetheless provided some great insights into the day-to-day life as a McGeorge online MSL student of Water and Environmental Law.
Professor Rebecca J. Olson is a founding partner of Miller & Olson, LLP, where she specializes in political, campaign, election, and nonprofit law. From high school student to founding partner of the firm, she has always been fascinated by election law. After earning a degree from McGeorge, she was happy to return to her Alma Mater to teach a subject she’s so passionate about.