Delivering access to justice while preparing students to become excellent, ethical, and engaged lawyers.
Our Summer Public Interest Funding & Fellowship Program provides financial support for students immersed in an invaluable internship experience while providing access to justice to those that need it the most, in a broad range of emerging issues. Each summer, generous donor support allows a number of students to be selected for our fellowship program; these students have strong academic backgrounds, a dedicated heart for serving in the public interest, and a proven commitment to the providing access to justice.
Currently, our Summer Public Interest Funding & Fellowship Program provides $1,500-$4,500 stipends to students with financial need who intern at a nonprofit organization, governmental agency, or in a law-related position designed to further the public interest. Funding is for students who work a minimum of 8 weeks, full-time work schedule (280 hours total). Students who work fewer weeks will receive a pro-rated stipend.
Below are just a few national fellowship opportunities available to law students. Visit the Career Services Office’s LOCK to search for even more fellowship opportunities.
American Civil Liberties Union Legal Fellowships
Echoing Green Fellowship
Equal Justice Works Fellowships
Greenlining Institute Fellowship
Juvenile Law Center Zubrow Fellowship
Presidential Management Fellows Program
Skadden Fellowship Foundation
Soros Justice Advocacy Fellowship
U.S. Department of Justice Attorney General's Honors Program
Women's Law and Public Policy Fellowship Program