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Below are just a few of the online resources recommended by the CSO. Check out the right-hand box for additional online and print resources by career path.

• CSO Job Bank on UT Law Symplicity: Each week, the CSO posts on average 20-30 new jobs on its online job bank on UT Law Symplicity. Part-time and full-time paid positions, clerkships and internships available in the academic, business, government, judicial, law firm, and public interest/nonprofit sectors are posted.
• Chambers Associate: This site offers profiles on the AM Law 100 including, if available, what associates have to say about their firms.
• Government Honors & Internship Handbook, published by the University of Arizona, is a listing of federal, state and local legal internships and postgraduate honors programs. It provides details about programs, deadlines, required qualifications, and applications. Includes deadline tables (arranged alphabetically by agency and by class year).
• Leadership Library on the Internet (a.k.a. Yellow Books): updated daily, this unique personnel contact database enables you to reach 400,000 individuals at 40,000 leading U.S. government, judicial, business, professional, and nonprofit organizations.
• Legal Associations Directories: This site has links to various lawyer associations and bar associations in the U.S. and worldwide. Many of these sites may offer access to free or low-cost job banks.
• Martindale.com: Martindale offers the most comprehensive listings of law offices in the world. Through the Lawyer Locator, you can search the database for UT Law alumni, all law firms in a particular city, firms with a particular practice area, and more.
• NALP Directory of Legal Employers: The NALP Directory of Legal Employers is the most widely used directory in legal recruiting. It includes information on more than 1,600 employers nationwide. All current UT Law students and recent graduates can search employers and download mail merge lists free of charge, which can be formatted in a word processing application to generate letters and mailing labels. If your e-mail does not match and you are asked to pay a fee, do not continue with the download. Please contact the CSO with your working e-mail address at csojobs@law.utexas.edu.
• PSLawNet: The University of Texas School of Law is a founding member of this valuable resource for finding job opportunities in the public service sector. PSLawNet contains an enormous database of job postings with public service employers such as legal service providers, public policy advocates, and government agencies. Opportunities range from temporary internships to entry-level positions to postgraduate fellowships.
• Vault Career Library: Vault offers carefully researched and continually updated "insider" information on more than 3,000 companies and 70 industries. (Called "edgy, fun reads" by Forbes.) The Vault Career Library is Vault’s best-selling collection of more than 80 career guides and employer profiles, including well-known titles such as the Vault Guide to the Top 100 Law Firms, Vault Guide to Government and Non-Profit Legal Employers, Vault Guide to Law Resume, Quality of Life Rankings and much more. Vault also covers a wide range of industries from accounting to venture capital.