Shelley Awe

Shelley Awe is Vault’s Manager of Law School Engagement. She covers the legal industry and career advice, with a special focus on content geared toward law students. Shelley received her law degree from Northwestern Pritzker School of Law, and her B.S. from the University of Wisconsin–Madison. Prior to joining Vault, Shelley worked as a litigator at a Vault Law 100 firm.
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Should You Get a Dog in Law School?
A furry friend may sound like a great study companion, but are you fully prepared to take on the responsibility of dog ownership during law school?
Seven Quick Tips for Regaining Your Motivation
Stuck in a slump? Here are some tips for snapping out of it when you need a boost to get back to your most motivated law student or lawyer self.
How to Ask a Law School Professor for a Letter of Recommendation
Whether you're applying to jobs or seeking to transfer law schools, here are a few tips for requesting a letter of recommendation from a law school professor.
Vacation Checklist for BigLaw Associates
Going on a vacation (or staycation)? It can be a stressful prospect when you work in BigLaw. Follow these tips to prepare for a successful time away from work.
What to Do if You Strike Out at OCI
If OCI has come and gone and you don’t have a law firm job offer, all is not lost. Read on for tips about what you can do next.
Should You Transfer Law Schools?
You may be wondering if transferring law schools is the right choice for you. With early admissions deadlines approaching, here are some areas to consider.
A Quick Guide to 1L Summer Jobs
Your 1L summer is your first chance to get “real” lawyering experience—so what kind of job should you pursue? Here is a quick guide to the different routes you might consider.
Five New Year’s Resolutions for Lawyers
Make 2021 the year for your legal career with these New Year's resolutions.
Resume Basics for Law Students
Your resume is your chance to make a great first impression with legal employers. Follow these tips to get your resume in tip-top shape.