The Street Law Clinic offers a two-year Law Related Education Fellowship. This fellowship is offered to graduate candidates who are interested in developing teaching, supervisory and research abilities in a setting that combines public education, clinical teaching, and public interest work.
Fellows also conduct research, writing, and curriculum development.
The fellowship includes a study of educational methodology, clinical legal education, substantive legal topics, and supervisory techniques. In the Street Law Clinic, the fellow assists in the instruction and supervision of law students who teach year-long elective courses in practical law in District of Columbia senior high schools. Fellows may also be involved in administering projects in law-related education in local public and private schools and correctional facilities. Fellows must also write a paper of publishable quality in order to receive the LL.M. degree.