- Home
- School of Law
- Career Development
- Fellowships
Public Interest Fellowship
Public Interest Fellowships may be awarded to qualified first or second year law students for full time summer positions with non-profit organizations representing traditionally underrepresented clients, groups, or interests. To be eligible, students must show a demonstrated commitment to public interest law and public service prior to and while attending law school, and be an active participant in the SBA’s Public Interest Committee’s activities. The amount of the stipend and the number of Fellowships awarded will vary each year, based on the available funds.