The following is just a list of career stops and positions held by Hillary Rodham Clinton from her law school days through the Presidential election of 1992.

I put together this list to see and show the trends and/or focuses of her career as an attorney.

• 1973 Harvard Law Review, feature article, “Children Under the Law”
• 1973 First staff attorney for Children’s Defense Fund (founded by Marian Wright Edelman)
• 1973 Consultant to the Carnegie Council on Children
• 1974 One of only two female faculty at the School of Law, Univ. of Arkansas, Fayetteville
• 1975 Married Bill Clinton, but did not change her name
• 1976 campaign director of field operations for Jimmy Carter campaign in Indiana
• 1977 Joined Rose Law Firm
• 1977 Rodham, Hillary; Steiner, Gilbert Y. (June 1977). “Children’s Policies: Abandonment and Neglect”. Yale Law Journal 68 (7): 1522–1531. doi:10.2307/795794. JSTOR 795794.
• 1977 Co-founded Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families
• 1978-1981 BoD, Legal Services Corporation (first woman to chair the board)
• 1979 Rodham, Hillary (1979). “Children’s Rights: A Legal Perspective”. In Patricia A. Vardin, Ilene N. Brody (eds.). Children’s Rights: Contemporary Perspectives. New York: Teachers College Press. pp. 21–36.
• 1979 chair of the Arkansas Rural Health Advisory Committee (appt by Bill)
• 1979 first woman to be made a full partner of Rose Law Firm
• 1982-1988 BoD and chair, New World Foundation
• 1983 chair of the Arkansas Educational Standards Committee
• 1983 Arkansas Woman of the Year
• 1984 Arkansas Mother of the Year
• 1985 Created Arkansas’s Home Instruction Program for Preschool Youth
• 1985-1992 BoD, TCBY
• 1986-1992 BoD, Wal-Mart Stores (first female board member)
• 1986-1992 Chair, BoD Children’s Defense Fund
• 1987-1991 Chair, American Bar Association’s Commission on Women in the Profession
• 1988 & 1991 Rated one of the 100 most influential lawyers in America, National Law Journal
• 1988-1992 BoD Arkansas Children’s Hospital Legal Services
• 1990-1992 BoD, Lafarge