Preference for internship focusing on international human rights issues and working in foreign countries. Must have received an offer from employer. Notify the school of your arrival and progress in summer placement. Submit a written report during the fall, speak at a student panel regarding your summer experience. Collect information about your organization and other local groups to share with the law school.
Preference is given to internships in foreign countries.
It may be combined with work study or PILF funding, and applicants are required to seek that additional funding. Applications will be reviewed by a selection committee appointed by the Dean. Selections will be made and students notified in late April. They will also be asked to speak on at least one panel or other forum about their experiences. Work Several national funding sources are currently available to law students doing summer public interest work.