The Public Interest Summer Grant Program provides funding for students who are working in unpaid summer internships at public interest organizations. The application is typically available in February and due in late March. To see the application, click below:
Summer Public Interest Grant Application
Each spring, the law school hosts a Public Interest Career Fair at which nonprofit and government employers interview students for summer internships. The career fair typically takes place in February, allowing students time to obtain an internship placement before applying for a summer grant.
For more information about the grant program or career fair, please contact Assistant Dean Glory McLaughlin.
