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fELLowShIP APPLICATIoN dATES
Fellowships usually begin in the late summer, with an intensive orientation designed to introduce
fellows to clinical teaching methods. The orientation is part of a year-long teacher training
course, entitled Elements of Clinical Pedagogy. Upon completing the requirements for graduation,
fellows are awarded the degree of Master of Laws (Advocacy).
The next available fellowships will commence in the summer of 2013. See below for application
deadlines.
The application deadlines for each clinic are listed below. To apply for a fellowship, please go
to the website for that clinic and follow the application process described by the clinic. Each
clinic makes its own hiring decisions.
• Appellate Litigation — December 3, 2012
• Center for Applied Legal Studies — December 3, 2012
• The Community Justice Project — December 3, 2012
• Criminal Defense and Prisoner Advocacy, Criminal Justice Clinic, and Juvenile Justice
Clinic (Prettyman & Stiller Fellows — November 2 , 2012
• Domestic Violence — November 2, 2012
• Federal Legislation & Administrative — December 3, 2012
• Harrison Institute for Housing & Community Development — March 3, 2013
• Institute for Public Representation — December 3, 2012
• Street Law Clinic — March 4, 2013
***With the exception of fellows in the Center for Applied Legal Studies and the Street Law Clinic, all
fellows must be members of the D.C. bar. Fellowship applicants who are admitted to a bar elsewhere must
apply to waive into the D.C. bar upon accepting their fellowship offer. The Law Center will reimburse
the expense of waiving into the D.C. bar incurred by those fellows who have already taken the bar exam
elsewhere prior to accepting their fellowship offer.