The 2023 Fall Public Sector Recruiting Program is our early fall semester virtual interview series designed specifically for federal, state, and local government agencies and non-profit organizations that are ready to begin recruiting second- and third- year students for PAID and UNPAID summer internship and PAID entry-level opportunities.

The dates for our 2023 program are listed below (interviews scheduled on these dates will take place in Flo Recruit, our virtual interview platform):

August 25 - Government Program (Federal, State, and Local government agencies)

September 8 - Government Program (Federal, State, and Local government agencies)

October 6 - Public Defender Program (Public Defender Offices)

We will also host a Public Sector Resume Collect Program for all public sector employers (including nonprofits) interested in recruiting second-years for summer 2023 and third-year students for entry-level positions. Please note: we do not include unpaid post-graduate opportunities in our fall recruiting program.

Unlike other fall recruiting programs, the Fall Public Sector Recruiting Program is prescreened, which means that participating employers review candidates' resumes and cover letters and then select the students whom they wish to interview. Bidding, resume/cover letter upload, interview selection notification, and interview scheduling will be conducted online via Symplicity.

Registration for this program is now open in Symplicity. Please contact Caroline Dempsey, our Manager of Public Sector Recruitment, at cd1175@georgetown.edu if you have any questions or need assistance.

Georgetown Law and the George Washington University Law School invite you to participate in the Spring Public Sector Recruiting Program (PSRP), an annual opportunity in mid-late January to recruit current law students for summer and entry-level employment opportunities. On average, over 200 DC area and nationwide government agencies, non profits and public interest law firms participate in Spring PSRP.

Registration for this program typically occurs in late October.

Georgetown provides $20,000 to create new, one-year fellowship positions for new graduates at non-profits and state or local government agencies. Please email opics@georgetown.edu for information about this program.

The Georgetown Law Capitol Hill Fellowship Program is a stipend program designed to help our law graduates launch their careers on Capitol Hill. Please email Ruby Sheikh at ris6@georgetown.edu for more information about this program.

This program, made possible thanks to a generous gift from alumni April McClain-Delaney, L’89 and Rep. John Delaney, L’88, was established to help fellows bridge the gap between law school and practice. It provides a powerful complement to host organizations’ existing professional development programming, while offering critical community-building, networking, and mentoring opportunities.