Staying Connected
More than 9,000 Nebraska Law alumni serve as public interest lawyers, lawmakers, public defenders and prosecutors, judges, and client-serving attorneys impacting lives and advancing justice. As a member of this dynamic community, you are a valuable connection for our current students—you provide advice, mentorship and employment opportunities for the next generation of lawyers and leaders.
Advocate and advance justice
Lead within the practice of law
Contact Katie with Questions
Katie Pfannenstiel
Assistant Director of Alumni Relations and Event Planning
402-472-8382
kabp@unl.edu
Nebraska Law Alumni Resources
Volunteer
Students greatly benefit from the connections they have to alumni. Alumni help bridge the gap between theory and the practice of law by serving as mentors, they judge oral arguments during competitions, conduct mock interviews, speak to classes or during an events, and help recruit prospective students.
Hire a Husker
We are developing inclusive leaders who will serve the community with integrity. The Career Development Office will connect you to these students or arrange for on-campus interviews.
Give Back
From student scholarships and competition team support to facility upgrades, the College of Law benefits tremendously from the generosity of our alumni and friends. Each donation helps advance the crucial work of educating future leaders.
Share and Update
Our alumni practice in all 50 states and around the world. Keep in touch with us by sharing your recent triumphs or simply update your contact or employer information.
Find Your Career
If you’re still looking for the right career fit, the Career Development Office will support you. They can provide job leads, resume reviews and other services to help you find the perfect career.
Library Services
We know that legal research is part of being a great attorney. Let the Schmid Law Library help. Research librarians can assist you by locating documents or answering reference questions.
Pro Bono Support
The Pro Bono Research Fellows program is a free service for attorneys in need of research assistance on pro bono matters. We’ll match interested students with your research projects.
