The Appalachian School of
Law Career Services Department was pleased to host Virginia Delegate Terry Kilgore
and attorney Frank Kilgore on Tuesday, March 11th. Delegate Kilgore
and Attorney Kilgore addressed students regarding lobbying for legislation as young
attorneys.
Attorney Frank Kilgore spoke
regarding his experience lobbying for legislation to benefit southwest Virginia,
including his experience garnering bipartisan support for various bills. Attorney Kilgore urged students to seek out
internships, working unpaid if necessary, to develop connections for potential
post-graduate employment. Frank Kilgore has a solo practice in St. Paul,
Virginia. He is the founder of the
Appalachian College of Pharmacy and a long-time friend of ASL.
Delegate Kilgore spoke primarily regarding his career as a legislator, having served as a delegate for more than 20 years. Delegate Kilgore also entertained questions from the audience regarding proposed legislation in southwest Virginia, as well as what characteristics he believes are effective for lobbyists. Delegate Terry Kilgore represents the 1st District of Virginia, including Lee, Scott, and portions of Wise and Washington counties. He is the Chair of the Commerce and Labor Committee, and a member of the Courts of Justice and Rules committees. Delegate Kilgore also serves as the Director of Institutional Development at the Appalachian College of Pharmacy.
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