Many public interest organizations and government agencies lack funding for student workers. As a result, students often work on a volunteer basis, or seek alternative funding arrangements. Below are some options for obtaining Summer funding. Many summer fellowships are tied to specific agencies, although a few will allow you to apply funding to an unaffiliated public interest or government job that meets certain requirements. Deadlines, vary so it is important to get started early!
Fellowships at individual agencies are also listed in your Symplicity account under Jobs: Rutgers Camden Listing
- National Funding Sources
- Summer Funding Sources on PSJD.org (see Funding and Debt)
- Ms JD Summer Public Interest Scholarship
- APIL Grants
- Law Students Public Interest Fellowship Program (LSPIN). Stipends are awarded to first- and second-year students attending law school in New York and New Jersey for ten-week summer placements with public interest organizations in the New York metropolitan area.
- The Judge William M. Marutani Fellowship. Current first-year and second-year Asian Pacific American law students attending law school in Pennsylvania and the Greater Philadelphia Area are eligible to apply for this fellowship.
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Recent Graduate Council 2013 Public Service Summer Internship Stipend