LexisNexis Law Student Associate Program

During the school year, our Law Student Associates help their peers with legal research and keep students informed on LexisNexis events, contests and offers.

Law Student Associate Program

Meet Your Team

Recruitment

About the Law Student Associates


Who are our Law Student Associates? Canadian law students just like you! They have been fully trained to use the LexisNexis suite of online research services and to pass that expertise on to others. Our Law Student Associates keep us connected with Canadian law students to ensure we provide you with the best tools and resources for your law school and professional journey.

Connect with a Law Student Associate to:


  • Develop essential research skills – associates offer training sessions to fellow students and free support and assistance in using LexisNexis tools. They teach you how to find what you are looking for quickly and easily.
  • Save time and reduce stress – associates will share individual and collective law student experience to help you deal with whatever challenges school assignments or exams throw at you.
  • Boost your employability – associates can direct you to research, practical tools and professional certifications to build your resume or win an interview.
  • Stay informed – associates will keep you informed on LexisNexis student events, contests, career opportunities, and legal research tips.
  • Earn while you learn – associates are equipped with LexisNexis STAR Rewards codes to award you with points and prizes for engaging with them and attending student events!

Meet Your Team


Dalhousie University Lincoln Alexander School of Law
McGill University Osgoode Hall Law School
Queen's University University of Alberta
University of British Columbia University of Calgary
University of Manitoba University of Ottawa
University of Toronto University of Victoria
University of Western Ontario University of Windsor
Université de Montréal
Donna Mbamy-Conci, Dalhousie University

Donna Mbamy-Conci, Dalhousie University

Email: D.Mbamy-Conci@dal.ca |   LinkedIn

Three words to describe yourself?

 An ambitious, driven leader  
Vaishnavan (Vaish) Srikumaraguru, Lincoln Alexander (TMU)

Vaishnavan (Vaish) Srikumaraguru, Lincoln Alexander (TMU)

Email: vsrikumaraguru@gmail.com |  LinkedIn |  @lexisnexis_tmu

Favorite part of law school?

 Being at a new program is exciting! We have the opportunity to set the standard for what it means to be a Lincoln Law student, and I have enjoyed every part of it! 
Imani Theodore, Osgoode Hall Law School

Imani Theodore, Osgoode Hall Law School

Email: imanitheodore@gmail.com |  LinkedIn

Favourite part of law school?

 Laughing in the library with my friends and trying our best to take notes. 
Austin Layng, Queen's Faculty of Law

Austin Layng, Queen's Faculty of Law

Email: 20all2@queensu.ca |  LinkedIn |  @lexisnexis_queenslaw

Favourite part of law school?

 Producing a podcast episode for Pro Bono Students Canada 
Harleen Kandola, University of Alberta

Harleen Kandola, University of Alberta

Email: hkkandol@ualberta.ca |  LinkedIn |  @lexisnexisualberta

Three words to describe yourself?

 Ambitious, creative, and passionate.  
Ju Hee Park, University of British Columbia, Peter A. Allard School of Law

Ju Hee Park, University of British Columbia, Peter A. Allard School of Law

Email: jhpark2@student.ubc.ca |  @lexisnexisubc

Three words to describe yourself?

 Compassionate, Reliable, Driven 
Emily Zheng, University of Calgary

Emily Zheng, University of Calgary

Email: emily.zheng@ucalgary.ca |  Facebook |  @emilyelizzheng |  @lexisnexis_ucalgarylaw |  LinkedIn

Your Inspiration?

 My parents. I wouldn't be where I am today without them.  
Ashley Bains

Ashley Bains, University of Manitoba

Email: bainsa1@myumanitoba.ca |  @ashley_bains |  LinkedIn

Three words to best describe yourself?

 Ambitious, Personable, and Independent. 
Hélène St-Louis

Hélène St-Louis, University of Ottawa

Email: hstlo036@uottawa.ca |  Facebook |   @lexisnexisuottawa |  LinkedIn

Three words to best describe yourself?

 Creative, Dedicated and Helpful. 
Angela Yuan, University of Toronto

Angela Yuan, University of Toronto

Email: angela.yuan@mail.utoronto.ca |  LinkedIn

Favorite part of law school?

 The people! I met so many brillant students and faculty during 1L. The friendships and connections that I've built is what makes my law school experience so worthwhile.  
Aman Kular

Aman Atwal, University of Victoria

Email: lexisnexis.studentassociate.uvic@gmail.com |  Facebook |   @lexisnexisuvic |  LinkedIn

Three words to best describe yourself?

 Loyal, Passionate, and Curious. 
Joshua Vetere, Windsor Law

Joshua Vetere, Windsor Law

Email: veterej@uwindsor.ca |  LinkedIn |  @joshua_lexisnexis_uwindsor

Favourite part of law school?

 My favourite part of law school is being able to apply what I am learning in class to real life legal situations. 
Audrey Popescu, Université de Montréal

Audrey Popescu, Université de Montréal

Email: audrey.popescu@umontreal.ca |  @lexisnexis_umontreal

Three words to best describe yourself?

 Reliable, Honest, Caring 

LexisNexis Law Student Associate Recruitment


Work for LexisNexis as a Law Student Associate: Stand out from the crowd and become a master of our legal research tools. Act as a representative on and off campus for our online services and advise and support your fellow students with their legal research.

We are looking for enthusiastic first, second, or third year law students. Successful candidates will receive a competitive salary, full training and ongoing support. Applicants must be enrolled in a Canadian law school. Applications will be kept on file for one year and reviewed during recruitment season, between March and July of each year. To apply, please send your cover letter and resume to lawschools@lexisnexis.ca with Law Student Associate Application in the subject line.

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