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IELP Fellowships Applications 2019-2020 now open (App Deadline EXTENDED May 6)

The law school’s Environmental Law Program is now accepting applications from Lewis & Clark JD students who will graduate in May of 2019 for one to two LLM-International Environmental Law Project (IELP) Fellow positions to begin in the summer or fall of 2019.
March 20, 2018
Prof. Wold and IELP law clerk Ashlyn White
Prof. Wold and IELP law clerk Ashlyn White

The law school’s Environmental, Natural Resources, & Energy Law Program is now accepting applications from Lewis & Clark JD students who will graduate in May of 2019 for one to two LLM-International Environmental Law Project (IELP) Fellow positions to begin in the summer or fall of 2019. The one-year fellowships provide a tuition-free LLM degree offered pursuant to Lewis & Clark’s joint JD/LLM degree program. (Other fees, such as health insurance, registration fees, and books, are the responsibility of the student.) The students will serve as an IELP Fellow and work on various projects for IELP while pursuing the LLM degree.

Deadline EXTENDED: May 6, 2019

IELP-LLM Fellow Announcement (Requirements & Application Instructions)

To receive an LLM application form, please contact Kelly Novahom, Program Coordinator for the Environmental, Natural Resources, and Energy Law Program at knovahom@lclark.edu or link HERE.

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