A unique benefit of your law school experience is the opportunity to gain work experience through the Bliss Institute's nationally recognized internship program.

This program affords students the opportunity to gain federal and state government experience. Students make valuable networking contacts that assist them in the remainder of their formal education and their chosen careers.

The program is designed around our students. Students are placed in the area of greatest interest to them. Students may go to Washington, D.C., Columbus or elsewhere to get a full-time experience.

^{Gail Garbrandt of the Bliss Institute, presenting information to law students on work experiences in Washington DC, Columbus, OH and Canada.}

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Law students have worked in a variety of exciting internships. These students represent just a few of the opportunities available.

Law student Josh Davis (left) spent the summer as an intern in the United States State Department.

Law student Shane Wolfe interned in the White House Office of Media Affairs.

Law student Micah Ault with Senator DeWine. Mr Ault worked for the Senator in Summer, 2002.

Law student James Cowan with Senate Minority Caucus Chief of Staff Patrick McLeon and Senate Staff Legal Counsel Kris Long.

Law student intern Joe Datchuk with Minority Chief of Staff, Ohio House of Representatives Mike Culp.