Resources for a variety of types of fellowships:

PSLawNet: PSLawNet’s Postgraduate Fellowships contains:

• An online, searchable database for both finding organizations looking for students to sponsor for project-based fellowships as well as organization based fellowships
• A calendar of deadlines for fellowships
• Guides such as the
  • 2008-2009 Public Interest Fellowships courtesy of  the Yale Law School Career Development Office
  • Student Guide to: Non-Profit and Public Interest Post Graduate Legal Fellowship Programs and Tips for Drafting Project-Based Fellowship Proposals, both courtesy of  the American University Washington College of Law  

The Comprehensive Fellowships Guide: The Ultimate Resource for Law Students & Lawyers:   The Guide is published by PSLawNet and is available in hard copy in the PIRC Office, the CPC Resource Room, and on reserve in the Law Library.  Note, the Guide contains resources which are not completely available online at PSLawNet.org.

Serving the Public: A Job Search Guide:  A two volume set covering domestic and international opportunities is available in the PIRC Office, the CPC Resource Library and on reserve in the Law Library.

Fordham Law Faculty:  Support is available from the Faculty Fellowship and Public Interest Placement Committee.  Committee members are Fordham Law professors who are former fellows or have significant grant writing experience.  Faculty advise students on the fellowship application process, review fellowship proposals and conduct mock interviews. 

Examples:  A list of some examples of fellowships for the various types of fellowships is available.

Fordham Law fellowship recipients:  Fordham Law graduates have received an impressive number of fellowships. A list of alumni fellowship recipients is available.