Campus to Career Experience: 2025 Schedule and Programming

Classroom A - Adams

Classroom D - Bent

Classroom E - Bowman

Classroom F - Kaye

Classroom G - Simcox

F&R Courtroom - Radwan

Classroom AD237 - Podgor

Eleazer Courtroom - Vaughan

Classroom AD102 - Flex JD

The Risk of Identity: What if it all works out? In a world obsessed with self-branding and curated online personas, we often shy away from the risks of authenticity. This session delves into the power of vulnerability and the potential rewards of embracing our unique identities. Join us as we explore the illusion of perfection, the power of imperfection, and the rewards of vulnerability. This interactive session will challenge you to reconsider your approach to identity and inspire you to live a more authentic and fulfilling life.

Interactive, facilitated, and productive, this session tees up the afternoon's practice mentoring rooms by identifying and explaining features of different kinds of practice and different settings and markets. INteractive exercises will help students explore their core values and interests so they can align their career choices effectively.

Campus to Career Fellows will lead a discussion about summer work in the legal profession--paid or volunteer--and the transformative effect of working in the profession.

Ryan Hoyle interviews a panel of Stetson Lawyers, asking them pointed and poignant questions about the path they took and take every day.

Panelists for the podcast will be Jacina Parson, a board certified City, County, & Local Government Law attorney with Bryant Miller Olive, P.A.; Anisha Patel, Shareholder with Hill Ward Henderson and past president of the Florida Bar Young Lawyers Division; and, Zackary Zuroweste, Shareholder at PersanteZuroweste, and past President of the Florida Bar Young Lawyers Division Board of Governors

Law is a profession of passed down wisdom. Historically, this transfer of knowledge from one generation of lawyers to the next came in the form of apprenticeship. Today, it comes instead through mentorship. But finding strong mentors and getting helpful advice from them is a challenge for today's law students. In this session, Professor Jonah Perlin will draw on the experience of interviewing more than 130 interviews with practicing lawyers on his How I Lawyer Podcast to offer a framework for students to build their own legal path through new forms of "permission-less mentorship" that are available for free, asynchronously, at scale, and from a laptop or smartphone.

Following this session, Jonah will host a LIVE episode of his How I Lawyer Podcast featuring Howard Williams, a Stetson Law alumnus as his guest.

A LIVE episode of Jonah Perlin's How I Lawyer podcast, featuring Howard Williams, a Stetson Law alumnus, as his esteemed guest.

Staff, students, and faculty nominated Law Practice Mentors from among known alumni, adjunct professors, On Campus Recruiting lawyers and firms, Florida Government agencies and offices, nonprofits and pro bono and externship resources. We have invited Law Practice Mentors to register and participate in an exposition and networking event where students can explore day to day and strategic matters and issues that lawyers in practice confront and work with every day. Law Practice Mentors will be grouped into practice areas and students will be encouraged to seek them out and learn more about how they practice.

Practice areas represented by our Law Practice mentors.

Afternoon tea--with actual tea choices (iced or hot) to follow along with the Britishness of the Inns. Guests, students, faculty, staff to be included.