2023 Interview Programs

We make recruiting simple. To meet your needs, we offer several methods for interviewing our students.

When you register for one of our interview sessions, you can select to have our office schedule and manage virtual interviews for you. We also offer socially-distanced on-campus interview rooms, when the circumstances allow. Finally, if you prefer to coordinate your own interviews, simply choose the “resume collect” option when you register

 
Have something else in mind? Please contact us.

Fall 2023 Session I On-Campus Interview Program:
  • Employer Registration Deadline: June 28, 2023
  • Student Bidding Period: June 29 – July 9, 2023
  • Employer Selection Period: July 10 – 19, 2023
  • Program Dates: July 31 – August 11, 2023

Register for an Interview Program

There are two simple and free ways to register for an Interview Program:

  • Sign up for an account online through REVS (12Twenty) and select “Register for OCI.” You will then be prompted to enter hiring criteria, application requirements, and any job details you may want to include.
  • Or, complete and return an employer registration form.

Résumé Collect

If your organization does not wish to participate in on-campus or virtual interviews coordinated through our office, but would still like to receive resumes from Texas A&M Law students, you can register for Resume Collect using one of the methods above.

Assistance

For questions about ​REVS or our interview programs, please contact ​Bob Weathersby, Director, Office of Career Services, at rweathersby@law.tamu.edu.

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