Virtual Career Webinar: Careers in Elder Law: Where Law Meets Aging

Careers in Elder Law: Where Law Meets Aging

Elder law and longevity policy sit right at the intersection of public policy, healthcare, advocacy, and legal practice making it a fantastic field for students exploring different career paths.

Have you ever considered a career in elder law, or wondered how attorneys use law, policy, and advocacy to support older adults and their families?

Join the Erickson School of Aging Studies, UMBC Pre-Law Advising, and Sigma Phi Omega (The International Academic Honor and Professional Society in Gerontology) for Careers in Elder Law: Where Law Meets Aging. This virtual career webinar features practicing attorneys working in different areas of elder law.

You will hear directly from professionals about what their work looks like, the paths that brought them into the field, and the skills and experiences that can help you prepare for careers at the intersection of law and aging. You'll also learn how to begin building that foundation right here at UMBC—combining interdisciplinary coursework in aging, policy, and health with UMBC Pre-Law Advising resources.

• Date & Time: Tuesday, October 20 | 5:30–6:30 p.m.

• Location: Webex

• Registration: Click here to register (Required to receive the Webex access link)

Questions?

Contact Molly Timko, Pre-Law Advisor (mtimko@umbc.edu) or Rumsha Khan, Erickson School of Aging Studies (rumshak1@umbc.edu)