Student Bar Foundation News
Student Bar Foundation Executive Board Members
Posted May 20th, 2013 by Kasey FehlerCongratulations to the following students who have been selected to serve on the Executive Board of the Student Bar Foundation! The Student Bar Foundation runs an auction each year from which all proceeds benefit law students working in low-paying or non-paying summer positions. Information will be available in September for those who would like to serve as at-large members of SBF.
Chair: Kasey Fehler
Vice Chair and Public Relations Chair: Emily DeVuono
Fundraising Chair: Kevin Boswell
Secretary: Amy Dorsch
We are looking forward to a great Auction this Spring!
SBF Fellowship Application Due Today!
Posted April 7th, 2013 by Kaitlyn Nicole JonesDON'T FORGET the Student Bar Foundation Fellowship Applications are due today, April 8th!
Fellowships are intended for any law students who secure unpaid, public interest work for at least 10 weeks over the summer. This includes work all over the country and abroad in a variety of positions, including with the Public Defender, US Attorney, Haiti Project, legal aid, district and circuit court judicial internships, Kentucky Refugee Ministries, and many others!
Application packets must be turned in to Emily Peeler's student mailbox by today, Monday April 8, 2013 at 5pm, addressed to the Student Bar Foundation. If you have any questions, please contact SBF co-chairs Emily Peeler at empeeler@gmail.com or Ahmed Safeeullah at aasafe01@louisville.edu.
SBF Fellowship Application Due Monday!
Posted April 3rd, 2013 by Kaitlyn Nicole JonesA reminder that the Student Bar Foundation Fellowship Applications are available, attached, and due this Monday, April 8th.
Fellowships are intended for any law students who secure unpaid, public interest work for at least 10 weeks over the summer. This includes work all over the country and abroad in a variety of positions, including with the Public Defender, US Attorney, Haiti Project, legal aid, district and circuit court judicial internships, Kentucky Refugee Ministries, and many others!
Application packets must be turned in to Emily Peeler's student mailbox by April 8, 2013 at 5pm, addressed to the Student Bar Foundation. If you have any questions, please contact SBF co-chairs Emily Peeler at empeeler@gmail.com or Ahmed Safeeullah at aasafe01@louisville.edu.
SBF Fellowship Application Due Monday!
Posted April 3rd, 2013 by Kaitlyn Nicole JonesA reminder that the Student Bar Foundation Fellowship Applications are available, attached, and due this Monday, April 8th.
Fellowships are intended for any law students who secure unpaid, public interest work for at least 10 weeks over the summer. This includes work all over the country and abroad in a variety of positions, including with the Public Defender, US Attorney, Haiti Project, legal aid, district and circuit court judicial internships, Kentucky Refugee Ministries, and many others!
Application packets must be turned in to Emily Peeler's student mailbox by April 8, 2013 at 5pm, addressed to the Student Bar Foundation. If you have any questions, please contact SBF co-chairs Emily Peeler at empeeler@gmail.com or Ahmed Safeeullah at aasafe01@louisville.edu.
SBF Fellowship Application Deadline Soon
Posted April 2nd, 2013 by Kaitlyn Nicole JonesA reminder that the Student Bar Foundation Fellowship Applications are available, attached, and due MONDAY, April 8th.
Fellowships are intended for any law students who secure unpaid, public interest work for at least 10 weeks over the summer. This includes work all over the country and abroad in a variety of positions, including with the Public Defender, US Attorney, Haiti Project, legal aid, district and circuit court judicial internships, Kentucky Refugee Ministries, and many others!
Application packets must be turned in to Emily Peeler's student mailbox by April 8, 2013 at 5pm, addressed to the Student Bar Foundation. If you have any questions, please contact SBF co-chairs Emily Peeler at empeeler@gmail.com or Ahmed Safeeullah at aasafe01@louisville.edu.
SBF Fellowship Application Deadline Soon
Posted March 31st, 2013 by Kaitlyn Nicole JonesA reminder that the Student Bar Foundation Fellowship Applications are available, attached, and due next week, April 8th.
Fellowships are intended for any law students who secure unpaid, public interest work for at least 10 weeks over the summer. This includes work all over the country and abroad in a variety of positions, including with the Public Defender, US Attorney, Haiti Project, legal aid, district and circuit court judicial internships, Kentucky Refugee Ministries, and many others!
Application packets must be turned in to Emily Peeler's student mailbox by April 8, 2013 at 5pm, addressed to the Student Bar Foundation. If you have any questions, please contact SBF co-chairs Emily Peeler at empeeler@gmail.com or Ahmed Safeeullah at aasafe01@louisville.edu.
SBF Fellowship Applications Now Available!
Posted March 27th, 2013 by Kaitlyn Nicole JonesThe Student Bar Foundation Fellowship Applications are now available, and attached here!
Fellowships are intended for any law students who secure unpaid, public interest work for at least 10 weeks over the summer.
Past fellowships have been awarded to students who worked for judges, county courthouses, refugee centers, the National Center for Prosecution of Child Abuse,Legal Aid, the Public Defender's Office, US Attorney's Office, the Haiti Project and many others! Fellowships can also be used not only in Louisville, but anywhere, and past recipients have traveled to Massachusettes, Pennsylvania, Washington, D.C., Rhode Island, and Haiti. The type of work you do is up to you!
Application packets must be turned in to Emily Peeler's student mailbox by April 8, 2013 at 5pm, addressed to the Student Bar Foundation. If you have any questions, please contact SBF co-chairs Emily Peeler atempeeler@gmail.com or Ahmed Safeeullah ataasafe01@louisville.edu.
SBF Fellowship Applications Now Available!
Posted March 26th, 2013 by Kaitlyn Nicole JonesThe Student Bar Foundation Fellowship Applications are now available, and attached here!
Fellowships are intended for any law students who secure unpaid, public interest work for at least 10 weeks over the summer.
Past fellowships have been awarded to students who worked for judges, county courthouses, refugee centers, the National Center for Prosecution of Child Abuse,Legal Aid, the Public Defender's Office, US Attorney's Office, the Haiti Project and many others! Fellowships can also be used not only in Louisville, but anywhere, and past recipients have traveled to Massachusettes, Pennsylvania, Washington, D.C., Rhode Island, and Haiti. The type of work you do is up to you!
Application packets must be turned in to Emily Peeler's student mailbox by April 8, 2013 at 5pm, addressed to the Student Bar Foundation. If you have any questions, please contact SBF co-chairs Emily Peeler atempeeler@gmail.com or Ahmed Safeeullah ataasafe01@louisville.edu.
SBF Fellowship Applications Now Available!
Posted March 25th, 2013 by Kaitlyn Nicole JonesThe Student Bar Foundation Fellowship Applications are now available, and attached here!
Fellowships are intended for any law students who secure unpaid, public interest work for at least 10 weeks over the summer.
Past fellowships have been awarded to students who worked for judges, county courthouses, refugee centers, the National Center for Prosecution of Child Abuse,Legal Aid, the Public Defender's Office, US Attorney's Office, the Haiti Project and many others! Fellowships can also be used not only in Louisville, but anywhere, and past recipients have traveled to Massachusettes, Pennsylvania, Washington, D.C., Rhode Island, and Haiti. The type of work you do is up to you!
Application packets must be turned in to Emily Peeler's student mailbox by April 8, 2013 at 5pm, addressed to the Student Bar Foundation. If you have any questions, please contact SBF co-chairs Emily Peeler at empeeler@gmail.com or Ahmed Safeeullah at aasafe01@louisville.edu.
SBF Fellowship Applications Now Available!
Posted March 25th, 2013 by Kaitlyn Nicole JonesThe Student Bar Foundation Fellowship Applications are now available, and attached here!
Fellowships are intended for any law students who secure unpaid, public interest work for at least 10 weeks over the summer.
Past fellowships have been awarded to students who worked for judges, county courthouses, refugee centers, the National Center for Prosecution of Child Abuse,Legal Aid, the Public Defender's Office, US Attorney's Office, the Haiti Project and many others! Fellowships can also be used not only in Louisville, but anywhere, and past recipients have traveled to Massachusettes, Pennsylvania, Washington, D.C., Rhode Island, and Haiti. The type of work you do is up to you!
Application packets must be turned in to Emily Peeler's student mailbox by April 8, 2013 at 5pm, addressed to the Student Bar Foundation. If you have any questions, please contact SBF co-chairs Emily Peeler at empeeler@gmail.com or Ahmed Safeeullah at aasafe01@louisville.edu.
