Today is the last day to apply for Fall 2026 Clinics & Externships!
Fall applications close Wednesday, April 8th at 11:59pm. Please contact [email protected] if you have any questions.
Fall 2026 In-House Counsel Externship Program Meet & Greet
This announcement is for students applying for the Fall 2026 In-House Counsel Externship Program. On Friday, April 10 (at noon), we will host a virtual meet & greet to allow students who applied for the Fall 2026 In-House Counsel Externship program to meet some of the supervising attorneys in the program. After the externship application period closes, students applying for the in-house counsel externship program will be asked to complete a survey indicating which placements most interest them. The meet & greet provides an opportunity to get to know more about the placements. While not all placements will participate, and not all student applicants will be able to attend, we hope that this allows many of the students and placements to get to know each other. If you are applying for the program in the fall and would like to attend, please email Professor Radwan ([email protected]) no later than 5 pm on Wednesday, April 8; she will invite all participants to the meeting with a link to the meeting after that time.
Deadline Tonight at Midnight: Appy For Fall 2026 Jacobs Public Interest Law Clinic Enrollment
The Jacobs Public Interest Law Clinic for Democracy and the Environment is accepting applications now through April 8 for Fall 2026 semester enrollment. No Certified Legal Intern or other Florida bar approval is needed to enroll.
This on-campus clinic works to halt environmental harm and injustice through litigation, democratic participatory processes, and broader advocacy. Clinic assignments involve litigation, policy research, white papers and policy positions, and model legislation.
Students will have the opportunity to hone their oral advocacy skills by presenting to clients, assisting in interviewing and counseling, and presenting at conferences. Students may develop and maintain client relationships while enrolled and beyond graduation.
SLR Student Article Publication Solicitation
Stetson Law Review is looking for student articles to publish in its forthcoming issues! This is an opportunity to submit your completed manuscripts to Stetson Law Review’s Student Article Publication Committee, which reviews and selects student article submissions for publication. Student articles or manuscripts written for a seminar class, an independent research project, or a law review writing credit are all eligible for submission. Though works of any length are eligible, submissions less than thirty pages or lacking compliance with relevant citation manuals will typically not be selected for publication. If you are interested, please send your completed student articles to [email protected] with the subject line “Student Article Publication Submission.” The deadline for submission is April 28th at 11:59pm. We encourage you to capitalize on this amazing opportunity to seek publication!
Sarasota County Bar Associations’ Richard R. Garland Scholarship – $10,000 – Deadline: September 1, 2026
Apply at: Scholarship Opportunities – Community Foundation of Sarasota County
Florida Supreme Court Fellows Program
The Florida Supreme Court (FSC) Fellows Program (Program) provides law students a unique opportunity to learn about the operation of Florida’s highest court and gain experience as future lawyers and leaders in their communities. The one-semester Program is designed to engage students with hands-on work experience that cannot be obtained in a classroom setting. The Program offers students the ability to apply acquired legal knowledge to the work of the judicial branch, and also affords the opportunity to network and learn from a multitude of state court system professionals. The Program is designed for students who have an interest in the court system, clerkships, or appellate practice, and who wish to broaden their knowledge through dialogue and exchange with participants in those systems.
For more information, visit https://supremecourt.flcourts.gov/resources/fellows-program and apply here: https://app.smartsheet.com/b/form/78d2a9bc649b4dc69b23b1d3d1b43682. Applications are due April 17th.
Savannah Smith Named the 2026 Stetson Law Review Spring Scholarship Luncheon Presenter
Savannah Smith, class of 2027, has been selected to present her article, “PullingthePlug on the Universal Injunction: RevivingEquityAfter Trump v. CASA,” which comprehensively analyzes the Supreme Court’s decision on universal injunctions in Trump v. CASA, traces its departure from the original public meaning of equity, and proposes reforms necessary to restore effective equitable relief.
We invite you to join us on April 14, 2026, in the Great Hall from 11:30am – 1:00pm as we celebrate Savannah’s outstanding accomplishment.
For those interested in attending, please email Nick Colicci ([email protected]) and Jordan Spira ([email protected]) to RSVP by Friday, April 10, at 11:59pm.
Fall 2026 In-House Counsel Externship Program Meet & Greet
This announcement is for students applying for the Fall 2026 In-House Counsel Externship Program. On Friday, April 10 (at noon), we will host a virtual meet & greet to allow students who applied for the Fall 2026 In-House Counsel Externship program to meet some of the supervising attorneys in the program. After the externship application period closes, students applying for the in-house counsel externship program will be asked to complete a survey indicating which placements most interest them. The meet & greet provides an opportunity to get to know more about the placements. While not all placements will participate, and not all student applicants will be able to attend, we hope that this allows many of the students and placements to get to know each other. If you are applying for the program in the fall and would like to attend, please email Professor Radwan ([email protected]) no later than 5 pm on Wednesday, April 8; she will invite all participants to the meeting with a link to the meeting after that time.
Apply For Fall 2026 Jacobs Public Interest Law Clinic Enrollment Now through April 8
The Jacobs Public Interest Law Clinic for Democracy and the Environment is accepting applications now through April 8 for Fall 2026 semester enrollment. No Certified Legal Intern or other Florida bar approval is needed to enroll.
This on-campus clinic works to halt environmental harm and injustice through litigation, democratic participatory processes, and broader advocacy. Clinic assignments involve litigation, policy research, white papers and policy positions, and model legislation.
Students will have the opportunity to hone their oral advocacy skills by presenting to clients, assisting in interviewing and counseling, and presenting at conferences. Students may develop and maintain client relationships while enrolled and beyond graduation.
Fall 2026 Clinic & Externship Applications CLOSE Wednesday, April 8th at 11:59pm!
Apply by scanning the QR code or following this link: https://forms.office.com/r/gpUEQ23sHC
If you have any questions or concerns, please email [email protected].
Southeastern Law School Consortium Job Fair (June 11th and 12th)- REGISTER NOW
This year’s Southeastern Law School Consortium Job Fair will take place (virtually) on June 11th and June 12th, 2026. Register your intent to participate now! The deadline to register is Thursday, April 9, 2026.
What is the Job Fair: Formerly known as SEMJF, SELSC is the Southeastern Law School Consortium Job Fair, a legal interview program bringing together employers from all across the country – one of the oldest and largest events of its kind. Find out more on the SELSC website: https://selscon.org/
See the linked timeline and information sheet for details on the job fair process for students.
When is the Job Fair: This year’s job fair will be held (virtually), on Thursday, June 11th and Friday, June 12, 2026. There are several action item dates/deadlines in advance of the virtual fair. Please see here for the candidate timeline.
Who may participate: ANY rising 2L, 3L, or pending graduate. I repeat, pending graduates are eligible! SELSC registration is open to all applicants – please note a resume and a Candidate Statement are required for every application. The prompt for your Candidate Statement: Discuss your academic, professional and life experiences, focusing on your ability to persevere, overcome challenges, and contribute to the legal profession. The Deadline to register for the Southeastern Law School Consortium Job Fair (SELSC) is Thursday, April 9, 2026.
Why: Look at the list of employers who participated last year.
- If you are a 1L or 2L, this is a consolidated opportunity to connect with firms and employers looking at 2027 summer associate positions, or early 2027 hiring. In addition, the exposure to regional and national firms and employers in a single setting is unsurpassed.
- If you are a 3L looking for work, there are employers here looking for you – take advantage of this. Do not preselect out of registering because the Bar is in close proximity – apply and adjust your study schedule if you are selected for an interview (We can work jointly with Bar Prep to help you with this)
- Last year there were over 30 employers committed to participating who are looking for recent grads, across industry sectors. Multiple graduates from last year’s class secured employment through this job fair.
- If you want to look outside of Florida – these employers are hiring nation-wide.
- If you want to clerk, there may be judicial interview opportunities.
- If you want big law, big law will be here and hiring nation-wide.
- If you want advocacy, there are opportunities for you to explore.
- State Attorneys, Public defenders, legal aid and other non-profits – all here.
- Business and transaction positions – yes!
But I have a job (For 1L summer, or 2L summer)
Register and apply anyway. This is a fantastic depth and breadth of employers, ALL in one Location. You can network, explore opportunities, and gather information.
How to Register:
Here is the easy part. At this point, to Register, all we need from you is completion of the SELSC Intent form. You must register by Thursday, April 9, 2026.
We provide these details to the SELSC organizing committee, who will follow up with further details on application procedures, including a username and password to access the SELSC specific Symplicity system. There are several action item dates/deadlines in advance of the virtual fair. Please see here for the complete candidate timeline.
Registration does not obligate you to apply, but you can’t apply if you don’t register.
We hope to see many of you register. Please let us know if you have any questions – [email protected].
Fall 2026 In-House Counsel Externship Program Meet & Greet
This announcement is for students applying for the Fall 2026 In-House Counsel Externship Program. On Friday, April 10 (at noon), we will host a virtual meet & greet to allow students who applied for the Fall 2026 In-House Counsel Externship program to meet some of the supervising attorneys in the program. After the externship application period closes, students applying for the in-house counsel externship program will be asked to complete a survey indicating which placements most interest them. The meet & greet provides an opportunity to get to know more about the placements. While not all placements will participate, and not all student applicants will be able to attend, we hope that this allows many of the students and placements to get to know each other. If you are applying for the program in the fall and would like to attend, please email Professor Radwan ([email protected]) no later than 5 pm on Wednesday, April 8; she will invite all participants to the meeting with a link to the meeting after that time.
SOCIAL JUSTICE ADVOCACY APPLICATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPTED
On Tuesday, April 7th at 12 noon Prof. Adams and Scully will be in the breezeway of Dana Hall to answer questions regarding how to apply to the Social Justice Advocacy (SJA) Concentration Program. Please join us if you ever considered applying to the SJA program but have not yet done so.
Apply For Fall 2026 Jacobs Public Interest Law Clinic Enrollment Now through April 8
The Jacobs Public Interest Law Clinic for Democracy and the Environment is accepting applications now through April 8 for Fall 2026 semester enrollment. No Certified Legal Intern or other Florida bar approval is needed to enroll.
This on-campus clinic works to halt environmental harm and injustice through litigation, democratic participatory processes, and broader advocacy. Clinic assignments involve litigation, policy research, white papers and policy positions, and model legislation.
Students will have the opportunity to hone their oral advocacy skills by presenting to clients, assisting in interviewing and counseling, and presenting at conferences. Students may develop and maintain client relationships while enrolled and beyond graduation.
Apply For Fall 2026 Jacobs Public Interest Law Clinic Enrollment Now through April 8
The Jacobs Public Interest Law Clinic for Democracy and the Environment is accepting applications now through April 8 for Fall 2026 semester enrollment. No Certified Legal Intern or other Florida bar approval is needed to enroll.
This on-campus clinic works to halt environmental harm and injustice through litigation, democratic participatory processes, and broader advocacy. Clinic assignments involve litigation, policy research, white papers and policy positions, and model legislation.
Students will have the opportunity to hone their oral advocacy skills by presenting to clients, assisting in interviewing and counseling, and presenting at conferences. Students may develop and maintain client relationships while enrolled and beyond graduation.
Apply For Fall 2026 Jacobs Public Interest Law Clinic Enrollment Now through April 8
The Jacobs Public Interest Law Clinic for Democracy and the Environment is accepting applications now through April 8 for Fall 2026 semester enrollment. No Certified Legal Intern or other Florida bar approval is needed to enroll.
This on-campus clinic works to halt environmental harm and injustice through litigation, democratic participatory processes, and broader advocacy. Clinic assignments involve litigation, policy research, white papers and policy positions, and model legislation.
Students will have the opportunity to hone their oral advocacy skills by presenting to clients, assisting in interviewing and counseling, and presenting at conferences. Students may develop and maintain client relationships while enrolled and beyond graduation.
Apply For Fall 2026 Jacobs Public Interest Law Clinic Enrollment Now through April 8
The Jacobs Public Interest Law Clinic for Democracy and the Environment is accepting applications now through April 8 for Fall 2026 semester enrollment. No Certified Legal Intern or other Florida bar approval is needed to enroll.
This on-campus clinic works to halt environmental harm and injustice through litigation, democratic participatory processes, and broader advocacy. Clinic assignments involve litigation, policy research, white papers and policy positions, and model legislation.
Students will have the opportunity to hone their oral advocacy skills by presenting to clients, assisting in interviewing and counseling, and presenting at conferences. Students may develop and maintain client relationships while enrolled and beyond graduation.
Teaching Assistant to Professor Bhandari
Professor Bhandari is seeking a Teaching Assistant for pay or credit, for his Summer 2026 Criminal Procedure – Investigation class that will meet online on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:15pm– 9:15pm. Responsibilities include attending classes, supporting students as needed, and supporting the professor with assignments and class preparation (20 hours). Qualified applicants must have taken Criminal Procedure – Investigation at Stetson. Applicants should email a short bio to Prof. Bhandari at [email protected].
Southeastern Law School Consortium Job Fair (June 11th and 12th)- REGISTER NOW
This year’s Southeastern Law School Consortium Job Fair will take place (virtually) on June 11th and June 12th, 2026. Register your intent to participate now! The deadline to register is Thursday, April 9, 2026.
What is the Job Fair: Formerly known as SEMJF, SELSC is the Southeastern Law School Consortium Job Fair, a legal interview program bringing together employers from all across the country – one of the oldest and largest events of its kind. Find out more on the SELSC website: https://selscon.org/
See the linked timeline and information sheet for details on the job fair process for students.
When is the Job Fair: This year’s job fair will be held (virtually), on Thursday, June 11th and Friday, June 12, 2026. There are several action item dates/deadlines in advance of the virtual fair. Please see here for the candidate timeline.
Who may participate: ANY rising 2L, 3L, or pending graduate. I repeat, pending graduates are eligible! SELSC registration is open to all applicants – please note a resume and a Candidate Statement are required for every application. The prompt for your Candidate Statement: Discuss your academic, professional and life experiences, focusing on your ability to persevere, overcome challenges, and contribute to the legal profession. The Deadline to register for the Southeastern Law School Consortium Job Fair (SELSC) is Thursday, April 9, 2026.
Why: Look at the list of employers who participated last year.
- If you are a 1L or 2L, this is a consolidated opportunity to connect with firms and employers looking at 2027 summer associate positions, or early 2027 hiring. In addition, the exposure to regional and national firms and employers in a single setting is unsurpassed.
- If you are a 3L looking for work, there are employers here looking for you – take advantage of this. Do not preselect out of registering because the Bar is in close proximity – apply and adjust your study schedule if you are selected for an interview (We can work jointly with Bar Prep to help you with this)
- Last year there were over 30 employers committed to participating who are looking for recent grads, across industry sectors. Multiple graduates from last year’s class secured employment through this job fair.
- If you want to look outside of Florida – these employers are hiring nation-wide.
- If you want to clerk, there may be judicial interview opportunities.
- If you want big law, big law will be here and hiring nation-wide.
- If you want advocacy, there are opportunities for you to explore.
- State Attorneys, Public defenders, legal aid and other non-profits – all here.
- Business and transaction positions – yes!
But I have a job (For 1L summer, or 2L summer)
Register and apply anyway. This is a fantastic depth and breadth of employers, ALL in one Location. You can network, explore opportunities, and gather information.
How to Register:
Here is the easy part. At this point, to Register, all we need from you is completion of the SELSC Intent form. You must register by Thursday, April 9, 2026.
We provide these details to the SELSC organizing committee, who will follow up with further details on application procedures, including a username and password to access the SELSC specific Symplicity system. There are several action item dates/deadlines in advance of the virtual fair. Please see here for the complete candidate timeline.
Registration does not obligate you to apply, but you can’t apply if you don’t register.
We hope to see many of you register. Please let us know if you have any questions – [email protected].
SOCIAL JUSTICE ADVOCACY APPLICATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPTED
On Tuesday, April 7th at 12 noon Prof. Adams and Scully will be in the breezeway of Dana Hall to answer questions regarding how to apply to the Social Justice Advocacy (SJA) Concentration Program. Please join us if you ever considered applying to the SJA program but have not yet done so.
Apply For Fall 2026 Jacobs Public Interest Law Clinic Enrollment Now through April 8
The Jacobs Public Interest Law Clinic for Democracy and the Environment is accepting applications now through April 8 for Fall 2026 semester enrollment. No Certified Legal Intern or other Florida bar approval is needed to enroll.
This on-campus clinic works to halt environmental harm and injustice through litigation, democratic participatory processes, and broader advocacy. Clinic assignments involve litigation, policy research, white papers and policy positions, and model legislation.
Students will have the opportunity to hone their oral advocacy skills by presenting to clients, assisting in interviewing and counseling, and presenting at conferences. Students may develop and maintain client relationships while enrolled and beyond graduation.
The Pool is Back Open!
Starting next Monday (4/6/26), our pool near the Student Center will be open! Our lovely lifeguard, Tonya, will be returning to us as we prepare for our warmer months. The hours of operation will be listed below: Monday, Wednesday, Friday from 11:00AM to 4:00PM
Standing Strong for the Injured Scholarship – $1,000 – Deadline: August 1, 2026
Fogelman Law LLC is offering the Standing Strong for the Injured Scholarship. This $1,000 award is open to students pursuing higher education who demonstrate strength, leadership, and a dedication to advocating for those facing adversity. The ideal applicant will show a passion for community service, a strong sense of integrity, and a clear vision for making a positive impact through their education and future career.
Full details are available at: https://fogelmanlawfirm.com/standing-strong-for-the-injured-scholarship/
Apply For Fall 2026 Jacobs Public Interest Law Clinic Enrollment Now through April 8
The Jacobs Public Interest Law Clinic for Democracy and the Environment is accepting applications now through April 8 for Fall 2026 semester enrollment. No Certified Legal Intern or other Florida bar approval is needed to enroll.
This on-campus clinic works to halt environmental harm and injustice through litigation, democratic participatory processes, and broader advocacy. Clinic assignments involve litigation, policy research, white papers and policy positions, and model legislation.
Students will have the opportunity to hone their oral advocacy skills by presenting to clients, assisting in interviewing and counseling, and presenting at conferences. Students may develop and maintain client relationships while enrolled and beyond graduation.
Non-Legal Pro Bono Opportunity
📅 Date: April 4
⏰ Time: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM (please arrive by 9:15 AM)
📍 Location: Gulfport Recreation Center
🎉 What you’ll be doing:
Volunteers will help hand out food and beverages to community members during this lively, family-friendly event. It’s a great way to connect with the community while earning pro bono hours!
📌 Pro Bono Credit:
This qualifies for non-legal pro bono hours. Enter your hours into the College of Law Pro Bono GivePulse platform link: https://stetson.givepulse.com/group/396637-College-of-Law-Pro-Bono.
The event approver is Marivel Gutierrez, Recreation Supervisor, at [email protected] 📧
✨ Spots are limited, so be sure to sign up soon! Come enjoy the sunshine, support the community, and make a positive impact 🌊💛