In keeping with the School of Law's mission of preparing students for careers in the public interest public service, and public policy reform, we offer generous summer public interest law fellowships to all qualifying first-year law students, and to second-year students if funding is available. These summer placements help students build substantive expertise and commitment, make valuable professional contacts, and provide vitally needed legal services. This year we are proud to have our students doing fellowships at the following organizations:
American Civil Liberties Union
DC Office of Administrative Hearings
DC Office of the Attorney General
DC Superior Court
Indian Estate Planning Clinic
Indian Legal Services Group
Kids in Need of Defense
Maryland Police Department
Maryland Policy Department - Baltimore City, Legal Trial
National African-American Drug Policy Coalition
National Crime Victim Association
Public Defender of California
UDC-DCSL Community Development Clinic
US Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia
US House of Representatives
Virginia Legal Aid Justice Center
Click here for more information about the Summer Public Interest Law Fellowships or to make a donation.
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