Applications require completing an application form, and including a letter from the applicant, two letters of recommendation, a budget and a resume or vita. Priority is based on both merit and need. Students are asked to identify the legal issues and defend a position in a scholarly manner, using careful reasoning, excellent research, and precise writing. Each SUNY campus may submit up to 3 essays to the Office of the Provost. In order to apply for this award, students will need to complete an application packet, write a 500-word autobiographical statement, and get two letters of reference.
Due date varies.