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Judicial Clerkships

A judicial clerkship is a highly rewarding and intellectually satisfying job. Judicial clerks sharpen their research and writing skills, are exposed to a variety of legal issues, and gain insight into the entire litigation process.

UW Law supports our students and alumni in seeking judicial clerkships through informative programming, individual advising, networking opportunities, and application support.

To learn more about judicial clerkships, please read the Judicial Clerkship Manual.

If you are interested in applying for a judicial clerkship, please fill out the Clerkship Interest Form.

To request letters of recommendation from UW Law faculty, please use the LOR Tracker.

If you have any questions about judicial clerkships, please email Esther Park at  .

See a list of alumni who have clerked for state and federal judges

Last updated 2/25/2013