The American Constitution Society (ACS), one of the nation's leading progressive legal organizations, seeks a talented, versatile and energetic May 2009 law school graduate to serve as a paid Law Fellow beginning in September 2009.

The Fellow will assist in developing and planning ACS speaking programs on cutting-edge legal and policy issues, such as briefings at the National Press Club and on Capitol Hill, conferences around the country and the ACS National Convention; draft program guides for ACS chapters and materials for the public such as short papers based on ACS Issue Briefs; maintain relations with public interest advocates, academics and private practitioners; perform legal research and writing projects as assigned, to further the work of the ACS Issue Groups; attend conferences, hearings or other events as assigned; and more.

The Fellowship is a one-year position, with salary and excellent benefits provided by ACS. The ideal candidate will be a recent law school graduate who has a strong academic record; excellent research, writing and oral communication skills; and strong interpersonal skills. He or she also will have demonstrated initiative, organization and attention to detail. Experience working on Capitol Hill desired.

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