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By DONNA SCHLABACH
The Pre-Law Society Work Pro
gram allows students to gain practical
legal experience by working with
the Texas A&M University student
legal advisor for a semester.
Chris Kling, student legal ad
visor, recently said only four stu
dents were allowed to participate in
the program when it was set up last
spring. This semester the program
has been expanded to include the
officers of the Pre-Law Society.
“The only criterion we have is
that students be of junior or senior
classification and that they have a
genuine intent to go to law school,”
Kling said.
Students are chosen for the work
program by the officers of the Pre-
Law Society. Jill Hall, secretary of
the organization, said society mem
bers must fill out applications before
they can be considered for the pro
gram. She said students are chosen
on the basis of why they want to be
come involved in the program.
“We decide who will be chosen
mainly by the desire the student ex
presses for wanting to be in the pro
gram and by what he wants to get
out of the experience,” she said.
She added that grades are also
considered when selecting the stu
dents.
Those participating in the pro
gram this fall are Alice Morse,
Bobby Duncan, Marcia Faykus and
Michael Nelson.
Pre-Law Society officers working
with the legal advisor this semester
are Vicki Brown, president, Roger
Haseman, vice-president, Jill Hall,
secretary, and Mark Hambleton,
treasurer.
Kling said the students sit in on
interview sessions and ask questions
about anything they don’t under
stand.
“We took them to the university
library to acquaint them with the
law books,” Kling said.
He said this is the greatest benefit
for the students because they will be
expected to know how to use the law
books for research when they go to
law school.
Hall said she thought the greatest
benefit was in getting a chance to
see what a lawyer really does.
“Most people don’t know it, but
law is a lot of research,” she said.
Kling said each student has been
assigned a legal question which he
must find the answer. He said the
answers must be backed up by re
search from the law books.
“These are not hypothetical ques
tions, either,” he said. “They are
questions we need answers to, but
don’t have the time to go to the li
brary and research for. ”
Kling said he plans to take the
students to the courthouse in Bryan
and to another city to visit with the
legal staff of a large law firm.
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