McGeorge MPA alum Trey Hunter is now Acting Budget Director for the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission, overseeing a $2 billion operating budget. Here’s how his MPA program prepared him for a career in public administration.
Professor Wendi Ross draws on more than 30 years of employment law experience to explain workplace discrimination laws, protected classifications, employee remedies, and the practical steps HR professionals can take to foster fair and compliant workplaces.
McGeorge School of Law at the University of the Pacific offers a Master of Science
McGeorge School of Law’s LLM in Water & Environmental Law is designed for legal professionals
Explore McGeorge School of Law’s Contract Drafting course and discover how professionals build practical skills in drafting, negotiating, and reviewing contracts through the Online MSL program.
Learn how McGeorge School of Law’s Non-Profit and Social Capacity Management concentration prepares MPA and MPP students with the leadership, policy, and management skills needed to create meaningful community impact.
Discover how public administrators strengthen communities through leadership, policy implementation, and essential skills that drive positive real-world impact.
After a career setback, Jarrett Moore found a new direction through McGeorge School of Law’s MPA program. Learn how the skills, mentorship, and experiences he gained helped him transition from behavioral health to a career in California public policy and legislative affairs.
Discover how McGeorge MPP alumna Vanessa Adame built a policy consulting career through hands-on learning and real-world policy experience.
Sally Ly reflects on how McGeorge’s MPA strengthened her leadership and analytical skills, helping her advance workforce innovation and public service impact in California.
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.
Professor Rebecca Olson is a full-time attorney, one of the founding partners of Miller and Olson, LLP, who specializes in political, campaign, election, and nonprofit law. Professor Olson provides legal advice to corporations and trade associations; serves as general counsel and treasurer to many campaign committees for local, state, and federal candidates; handles matters relating to compliance with campaign, lobby, and election laws; and much more. Oh, and she earned her J.D. right here at McGeorge.
As California continues to grow, water rights continue to play an important, though often controversial, role in shaping its future. According to the Water Education Foundation, California’s growth has closely paralleled an evolving and complex system of water rights. So where do we go from here?
Kim Delfino, an adjunct professor at McGeorge School of Law and the President and Founder of Earth Advocacy, spoke with Clémence Kucera, the Assistant Dean for Graduate, Online, and International Programs, for an Earth Day webinar.