The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, February 05, 1975, Page page 15, Image 15
MBIIIllimill IIIMIHMMlllTTMBmW Miami I 111 111! Placement 'no help' to law students Editor's note: This is the fourth in a series of articles examining the services of the placement offices at UNL. By Jim Zalewski Law students at UNL are not receiving their money's worth of placement services, according to Brian Waid, head of the Student Bar Assoc. Seven dollars of the student fees paid each year goes toward the maintainence of the placement office, he said. Law college students, who pay the fees for seven years, do not receive the services that other colleges do, he said. Few companies or law firms that interview students go through the university placement office, he said. Instead, many come directly to the law college through prior acquaintances there, he said. Job market tight "The projected job market for lawyers is very tight," Waid said. "This year, there will be slightly over 30,000 law graduates and only 16,000 legal jobs available." The Creighton University Law College has a full-time placement officer, Waid said. The Creighton placement director, Jackie Mass, maintains listings of jobs and positions available, Waid said. Of Creighton's law students that graduated in December, only three have not found jobs, Waid said, "When you figure 450 law students at seven dollars per year for seven years, that is a pretty good sum of money," Waid said. "We should be able to get some services for our money," No recruiters "Most law firms do not hire professional recruiters," he said. "They prefer to come directly here and talk to the professors. Waid said that Don Shaneyfelt, law college dean, has assisted many students . in finding jobs upon graduation. "I'm sure some of the students would . like to have someone else do the work of finding a job for them," Waid said. "The student should have to take some of the burden. But we've been paying for services and not getting them. The Law College has only a building and a library, he said, and uses no university money for its equipment. Yet the college still lacks the individual placement office it needs, Waid said. Waid indicated the successful operation of placement service's branch office on East Campus and said he thought a similar arrangement foul d be worked out with the Law College. ABA help The American Bar Assoc. is also attempting to assist law school graduates in finding jobs, according to the January issue of Student Lawyer magazine. The ABA will begin its computerized JURISCAN program in February. The computer matching of employer's needs and student's qualifications enables the job selection process to be done on a national basis at a relatively low cost. JURISCAN will allow students to come into contact with more potential employers than they could afford to contact on their own. 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Send a singing valentine to your sweetheart I See the Alpha Phi Booth Feb. 11, 12, 13 in the Union. LOST: locket, great personal value. Reward. Please call 475-4281, ask for room 628. A diamond is forever APOLLO -.ni...it'- PARADIS King. Irom 1UU Id 10 0OO Because of its lasting beauty and value, a diamond ring is the perfect symbol of love. And . . . there Is no finer diamond ring than a Keepsake. Kaufman's Jewelers 1332 "O" St. Correction... Christopher Battiscombe, first secretary of the United Kingdom mission to the United Nations, will be attending the Nebraska Model United Nations . conference today through Saturday. Steven Day will not attend as reported in Monday's Daily Nebraskan. t1o ( V u . . drfa cr I J co y A E,MiMir NiiMM(iasisasw O y L It J LJ'J) ) Get Right Down to the Mtty Gritty Main Bank-14th & M Drive-up-20th & O page 15 Wednesday, february 5, 1975 daily nebraskan