Clerkship Application Essay

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Please consider my application for a clerkship in your chambers for the 1-year term starting on 8/5/2019. I greatly enjoyed meeting you over the summer while I was interning with Chief Judge Barbara Lynn. I admire your humility and sense of service. Indeed, thank you for the amazing breakfast you organized in the court to allow all the interns and the clerks to get to know one another.
Currently, I am a third-year law student at the Thurgood Marshall School of Law. Although I attend school in Houston, I intend to return to Dallas, my hometown to practice upon graduation. I am particularly inclined to intern with you because of your impeccable record. Your commitment and contribution to the judicial system and our community in general

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