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Gates Public Service Law Scholarship | UW School of Law William H. Gates Public Service Law Program Gates Public Service Law Scholarship Supporting the law school’s vision of making public service a reality for students, the Gates Public Service Law (PSL) Program enables scholars to pursue a career path in public service law through the Gates Public Service Law Scholarship.
The Gates PSL Scholarship was created in November 2005 to honor William H. Gates Sr., a prominent Washington state attorney, public servant and UW Law alumnus. Each year, the program awards a comprehensive award to five first-year students entering the J.
D. Program at UW Law, that covers the full cost of Tuition and Fees and the Estimated Cost of Attendance determined annually by UW Law. Gates Scholars have gone on to impact change on a local, national and international level at a variety of organizations, including the ACLU of Washington, Inner City Law in L.
A. and the Immigrant Advocacy Project in Virginia. Download the Scholar Employment Information Map .
Each year, five scholarships are awarded to first-year students entering the J. D. program which are designed to cover tuition, books, other enrollment fees, costs of room and board and incidental expenses.
Acceptance of a Gates PSL Scholarship represents a commitment on the part of each recipient to work in public service as defined by the program for five years following graduation. Learn more in the program FAQ Eligibility and Obligations Scholars are selected from students admitted to UW Law through a competitive review process.
Scholars are required to meet the participation and administrative requirements as outlined in the program guidelines to qualify for continued funding. Scholarships must be repaid to the University in the event a scholar fails to graduate from UW Law or complete the required period of employment in public service work.
Required activities associated with the program include: Seminars and speaker series Two public service internships Learn more about Scholar responsibilities Gates Scholars are selected from among the group of students admitted each year to UW Law who apply for the scholarship. They are selected based on their sincere interest and stated intent to work in public service.
Apply to the Gates PSL Scholarship Members of the current Gates PSL Program Advisory Board: Toni Rembe Dean & Professor of Law University of Washington School of Law Associate General Counsel Assistant Attorney General Washington State Attorney General Integrated Advocacy Director The Honorable David Keenan King County Superior Court Charles I.
Stone Professor or Law Director, Native American Law Center University of Washington School of Law Columbia Legal Services, Yakima Director of the King County Department of Public Defense Apply to the Gates Public Service Law Scholarship Program Gates Public Service Law Program F. A. Q.
William H. Gates Public Service Law Program Program: gatespsl@ uw . edu Scholarship: gatesapp@ uw .
edu
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: First-year J. D. students at University of Washington School of Law. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Gates Public Service Law Scholarship is funded by University of Washington School of Law. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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