Posts Tagged: McGeorge School of Law

Oral History Project: Brian Landsberg

by Capitol Weekly Staff posted 12.04.2018

Brian K. Landsberg, a professor emeritus at the McGeorge School of Law where he has been teaching since 1986, served during the 1960s as an attorney in the Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Department of Justice, where he went to court to protect the voting rights of African Americans in Alabama. His work included the historic case that recognized the right to march from Selma to Montgomery to protest racial discrimination in voter registration.

So you want to be a lobbyist? Read on…

Illustration of lobbyist and other job titles. (Stuart Miles)

by CHRIS MICHELI AND REX FRAZIER posted 11.04.2016

There are three initial issues that an individual seeking a lobbying job should consider: First, understand the types of lobbying jobs that are out there. Second, understand what you want to do in the lobbying profession. Third, target potential lobbying jobs that suit your interests and your strengths.