Jazmine King’s Post

Admins make the whole damn thing run <3

Becoming an attorney is the culmination of a lifetime of hard work and persistence to achieve a lifelong dream.

I am attending the Young Arbitrator's Career Day! I am even more excited for my future career in Dispute Resolution. I am very determined to become a fully fledged dispute resolver including, inter alia, as Lawyer, Negotiator, Mediator, Arbitrator, Adjudicator, Conflict Resolver, Peace Maker and possibly Judicial Officer or Judge later in life, of course subject to changes in trajectory. Of course I am an academic first and foremost.

This was a very fun presentation - all the 3Ls had such good energy (especially for a Friday before Spring Break!!). Thanks for hosting us, Alice and Lewis & Clark Law School! One great question we got: "If I'm working and won't be available to start a new job before December, when should I start looking?" Don't waste time applying to open job postings you won't be able to start for months - very few, if any, employers will wait when they have a current need. If you're actively available (for example, you've passed your licensure, finished your externship, made the move, etc.) then you can be actively applying for posted jobs. However, don't discount the power of using the time when you are not quite ready to start to set yourself up for success! Network, schedule informational interviews, go to events, do research, get your materials and LinkedIn in order, follow recruiters, etc. so that when you're ready, your search will feel like it has good momentum (and a much more human connection) already.

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An excellent lawyer and good person.

Congratulations!!!!!! I have watched you grow, flourish into a confident, brilliant young woman. Your unwavering commitment to knowledge, justice, and fairness has always been evident, and it fills my heart with admiration and pride. Law school will undoubtedly test your limits, both intellectually and emotionally. There will be long nights of studying, rigorous debates, and demanding deadlines. But I know that your resilience, intellect, and passion will carry you through. Remember that challenges are the stepping stones to growth, and every obstacle you encounter will shape you into a stronger, more compassionate advocate for justice. As you delve into the vast realm of law, I urge you to remain true to yourself and your values. Let your unwavering integrity be your compass, guiding you through the complexities of the legal landscape.

Winning in court isn’t done just by one person. Give credit to the team behind the win! Learn more about sharpening your team’s skills on a brand new episode of PIM with Sean Claggett, Claggett & Sykes Law Firm and Chris Dreyer out this week.

Share Your Failures! Resilience is not about your successes. It’s about your failures and your pain. And sharing them with others will lift them up, more than you can imagine. My message to FSU Law Grads.

Anyone thinking about running for office or taking a career in consulting should consider this program.