The Reginald F. Lewis Fellowship at Harvard Law School supports a recent law graduate interested in legal scholarship and preparing for a career in law teaching. The Fellow is required to prepare at least one major article for publication, audit courses, and attend workshops at the law school.
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Reginald F. Lewis Fellowship
Aim and Benefits of Reginald F. Lewis Fellowship
- Annual stipend of $60,000
- Make use of Harvard Law School residence halls.
- Take part in actual court cases and hearings.
- Expand your knowledge of relevant human rights concerns.
- Polish legal language and communication abilities for improved communication.
Reginald F. Lewis Fellowship Courses
Requirements for Reginald F. Lewis Fellowship Qualification
- Recent law graduates with a J.D., LL.M, or S.J.D. degree
- Applicants from any nationality can apply.
- Open to individuals who have recently completed their law degree.
- There is no discrimination based on race, gender, sexual orientation, or religion.
- Passion to pursue a career as a legal scholar or law teacher.
- A strong interest in the legal field is essential.
- Relevant legal or academic experience is preferred.
- Must submit a detailed research proposal or project plan.
- A strong command of English is required.
- Meet the specified application deadline for the fellowship cycle
Interview date, Process and Venue for Reginald F. Lewis Fellowship
Based on academic qualifications, research and writing project proposals, interest in law teaching and legal scholarship, transcripts, and letters of reference
Documents Required for Application
- Prepare a comprehensive résumé or curriculum vitae.
- Write a detailed description of the research and writing project (maximum four pages).
- Write a statement of interest in law teaching and legal scholarship (maximum four pages).
- Gather copies of all transcripts.
- Obtain two letters of reference addressing potential for success as a legal scholar and law teacher.
- Submit your application and letters of reference by the deadline.
Application Deadline
October 3, 2024How to Apply
Interested and qualified? Go to
Harvard University on hls.harvard.edu to apply
For more details, visit Harvard Law School website.
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