Alumni Resources

Maryland Carey Law is committed to assisting its graduates in advancing their professional development. The below resources are available to all graduates, and if you need assistance, please email alumni@law.umaryland.edu.

Career Advising

The Career Development Office (CDO) offers employment advice and a range of informational job search resources for graduates who are entering the legal profession. Email the CDO at careerdv@law.umaryland.edu to schedule an appointment to speak with a career counselor or use the appointment prompts on the UMD-Symplicity webpage at https://law-umd-csm.symplicity.com/students/.

Search for Job Opportunities

The CDO offers alumni access to its online Symplicity Job Bank to search for employment opportunities. Email careerdv@law.umaryland.edu to obtain a Symplicity password and include your full name, graduation year, e-mail address, telephone number, and mailing address. Once your alumni status is verified, you will receive an e-mail containing a username and a password.

Making a Career Change?

Jump-start your job search with the 2025 CDO Alumni Job Search Tool Kit.

Recruit Our Students and Alumni

As alumni, you understand the value of a Maryland Cary Law education. In partnership with the CDO, employers may list available positions free of charge to Symplicity for students and alumni to respond. Learn more about recruiting programs.

Transcripts and Diplomas

Alumni can request an official transcript or order a reissued diploma/certificate through the University's Registrar.

Library Services for Graduates

The Alumni Borrowing service entitles the user to borrow circulating materials from the Thurgood Marshall Law Library.

Conferences, Webinars, and Workshops

The law school hosts dozens of conferences and workshops each year, bringing together top legal scholars and practitioners from across the country to share insight and analyze recent developments in a wide range of areas. Our graduates are welcome at all events. See upcoming events.

Legal Journals

The law school is home to five scholarly journals covering a diverse array of content areas pertinent to legal professionals. The journals welcome alumni subscriptions.