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Welcome Back!
Please join us for the first Coffee & Conversation
of the trimester!
Today @ 10:30 a.m. in the Commons!
Estonian Ambassador to the US Jonatan Vseviov will speak on Monday, September 9, at 4:30 p.m. in Turner Theatre, Schar Hall, in the School of Communications on main campus. If you are a law student interested in attending, please contact Barbara Cini L’11, Assistant Dean for Development, at bcini@elon.edu.
All students, faculty, and staff are invited.
Following the Ambassador’s remarks will be time for Q&A and also a reception in Snow Family Grand Atrium.
About Ambassador Vseviov
Ambassador Vseviov, who also served as Secretary for Defense, has served as Estonia’s ambassador to the United States since August 2018. He brings extensive experience in defense policy, cybersecurity, technology, NATO-EU political and military cooperation, and issues related to Russia and the Arctic. His home country of Estonia, a world leader in technology, considers itself as a digital society, offering its citizens online services for activities like voting and offering e-residency to people
all over the globe. Vseviov worked at the Estonian Ministry of Defense for 10 years, serving as Secretary for Defense, Undersecretary for Defense Planning, and Director of Policy Planning. During his tenure at the defense ministry, Vseviov had a leading role in shaping Estonia’s defense policy, both domestically and abroad. He is the author of the Concept for Comprehensive Approach to Defense (2009) and the National Defense Strategy of 2010, documents that led to significant conceptual change in
organizing defense in Estonia. In 2012, he was one of the leading authors of the National Defense Development Plan 2013-22. He has also been involved with the preparation and implementation of NATO’s present deterrence and defense posture, including the execution of NATO’s enhanced Forward Presence in the Baltic States and Poland.
Looking for Support from the Office of Career & Student Development?
The Office of Career and Student Development provides support and advice in multiple ways. To determine how we can best assist you, we have created this
handy checklist.
Do hours completed at internships, externships or residency placements count as pro bono? It depends. If you receive academic credit or any financial compensation, including public interest stipends, then no. Hours completed for a residency placement, class clinic, or
externship which exceed the number of required hours and meet the elements of pro bono, may count toward pro bono hours. Additional questions? Email probono@elon.edu.
American Bar Association Opportunities
Click below for several ABA opportunities for students interested in intellectual property and sports and entertainment.
Become a Presidential Management Fellow
The Presidential Management Fellows (PMF) Program is administered by the U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM). Each year, candidates apply to the program in efforts to be selected as Finalists. Finalists are then eligible for appointment as Presidential Management
Fellows (Fellows; PMFs).
Susan Wise with Disability Services will Visit Elon Law this Wednesday from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. in the
Jury Room.
Lynette Lorenzetti with Financial Planning Visits
Elon Law Each Wednesday.
Walk-in appointments will be held from 9:00 a.m - 5:00 p.m. in
room E106 in the Admissions Building.
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