[EL] Still looking for Fall Semester? Law Student Clerk Opportunity in Office of FEC Commissioner Ellen L. Weintraub

[NZeitler at fec.gov]

Commissioner Ellen L. Weintraub, one of six commissioners serving at the 
Federal Election Commission, is seeking a talented law student for a 
part-time Law Clerk position during the Fall 2015 semester. This clerkship 
provides an exciting opportunity to work in depth on campaign finance and 
First Amendment issues. The law clerk will be asked to assist in legal 
research related to enforcement matters, advisory opinion requests, and 
other policy issues that come before the Commission. The law clerk will 
also have an opportunity to learn more about how the Commission operates 
by attending the Commission?s open meetings and executive sessions.
Eligibility and requirements. Applicants should be current law students 
and have an interest in campaign finance issues. Strong legal research and 
Bluebook skills are required, along with a desire to work in a small, 
collaborative office. Clerkships require a commitment of at least 12-15 
hours per week during the semester, and last approximately ten weeks. We 
strongly encourage applications from all qualified individuals, without 
regard to race, color, gender, religion, sexual orientation, gender 
identity or expression, age, national origin, marital status, citizenship, 
disability, or veteran status.
Compensation. A modest stipend or assistance obtaining externship or 
academic credit is available.
How to Apply. Interested applicants should email an application package 
that includes a resume, cover letter, and legal writing sample (5-8 pages) 
to commissionerweintraub at fec.gov with ?Law Clerk Application? in the 
subject line. No phone calls, please.
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