The Military Law Society Presents: JAG Panel 2011
The Military Law Society will host a JAG (Judge Advocate General) Panel consisting of Captains, Majors, and Lt. Colonels (8+ years of experience) talking about how law students can become a JAG Corps officer and what life as a JAG Corps officer is like. A JAG Officer is a military officer who serves in the military as a lawyer.
LUNCH WILL BE PROVIDED.
When: January 28th, 12:30pm-1:30pm
Where: Room A110
Who: All 5 branches of the military – Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marines, and Navy.
What are some of the benefits of being a JAG Officer?
– Full medical/dental.
– You can retire when your 40 with a full pension for life.
– 30 days paid vacation.
– Job Security.
– Feeling of satisfaction that you are doing something good serving your country.
– Well-paid, rivaling private industry jobs.
– Gain unparalleled work experience, that will transfer to future job prospects within and without the military.