7) Sections begin 2nd Week
Mondays from 5:00 - 6:30 pm
This course focuses on how climate change is framed to the public. As the threat of climate change increases daily, we must analyze how climate change is framed, because the media can convince people of almost anything. This class is going to analyze how climate change is portrayed through various forms of media, including writing, documentaries, news outlets, and our daily surroundings. We will particularly be focusing on the concept of environmental justice when examining all these sources. In order to properly address climate change, we must build a framework that not only protects our planet but also ensures that the burdens and benefits of a sustainable future are shared equitably among all communities, leaving no one behind. The course is open to students from all disciplines, backgrounds, and lived experiences to contribute to a diverse, engaging, and enriching classroom environment.
Course # 28219
My name is Isabel Coberly, and I am currently a Project Analyst in the New York office of Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky, and Popeo, P.C. We are recruiting for the Project Analyst Program.
We are currently recruiting for the next cohort of talented near or recent college graduates seeking an opportunity to work at one of the nation’s leading law firms and explore a variety of legal practice areas. For 35 years, our program has attracted exceptional students from top schools across the country aiming to bolster their experience and interest in the legal industry.
We would love to see Berkeley well represented in the Project Analyst Program. To this end, we will be hosting three information sessions in late August. These information sessions are designed to provide an in-depth overview of the firm and Project Analyst Program, as well as an opportunity for prospective applicants to raise questions about the program and the recruitment process. Information sessions will also include office-specific insights, per the descriptions below:
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Description |
Date |
Meeting Information |
Project Analyst Leads |
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General Info Session – Boston |
August 25, 2025 6:00pm ET/EST |
Meeting ID: 862 3747 9400 Passcode: 137833 |
Grace Adebogun Emma Sansom |
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General Info Session – Washington, D.C. |
August 26, 2025 6:00pm ET/EST |
Meeting ID: 845 8276 7101 Passcode: 702295 |
Nicole Teo John McEachern |
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General Info Session – New York |
August 27, 2025 6:00pm ET/EST |
Meeting ID: 836 6007 7525 Passcode: 475005 |
Isabel Coberly Avery Crystal |
The Mintz Project Analyst Program
Founded in 1989, Mintz’s Project Analyst Program provides an unparalleled opportunity for recent college graduates to gain experience within the legal and business environments of one of the country’s top law firms. There are currently 15 Project Analysts staffed across Mintz’s Boston, New York, and Washington, D.C. offices. We are also recruiting for 1 Project Analyst in our San Diego office on a rolling basis. As this is a separate application, please apply here if interested.
The Program provides the unique opportunity for Project Analysts to work in a wide variety of practice areas within the firm. Project Analysts in the Boston office rotate every eight months through various sections including: Business and Corporate Finance; Employment, Labor and Benefits; Healthcare; Immigration; Litigation; and Pro Bono; as well as Mintz’s consulting affiliate, ML Strategies.
Project Analysts in the New York office similarly work across all sections of the office, but in a non-rotational structure with an emphasis on Litigation, White Collar Criminal Defense, and Emerging Companies.
Project Analysts in the Washington, D.C. office work extensively in the Federal practice area and ML Strategies as well as Healthcare and Antitrust.
The responsibilities of a Project Analyst range from financial analysis and trial preparation to client interviews and legal presentations. Analysts also coordinate and staff many of the firm’s pro bono and community service activities.
All applications are due by Friday, September 19th at 11:59pm, and can be accessed via Handshake or on the Careers page of the Mintz website. Additional program information can be found on our website at Project Analyst Program | Mintz.
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7) Sections begin 2nd Week
Sections begin 2nd Week
Discussion sections begin second week of classes for Legal Studies.
(Most departments don't hold sections until second week.)
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