Reciprocity is an arrangement between participating law school career offices that allows students and graduates to access career resources, job listings, and job search tools at other law schools. Reciprocity can be especially helpful if you are seeking employment in a geographic area where your home law school's career office has limited employer connections or local job postings.
Students from Other Schools Requesting Reciprocity with Oregon Law
Unless you are attending a school that is a member of the Northwest Consortium of law schools or "select Big 10 schools," you will need to have your school’s career office request reciprocity on your behalf.
Once you have been granted reciprocity with Oregon Law, you can log in to DuckWorks.
Oregon Law Students Who Wish to Request Reciprocity With Another School
Oregon Law has special reciprocity arrangements with the Northwest Consortium of law schools (Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Utah), and many Big Ten law schools. For additional guidance and the reciprocity form, visit the DuckWorks Resource Library and connect with a Center for Professional Success counselor.
If you have questions, please email us at lawjobs@uoregon.edu.