Have you applied for or accepted a non-paying summer legal position with a public interest organization? Will you be a student at the University of Pittsburgh School of Law next year?
Each year, Pitt Legal Income Sharing Foundation (PLISF) awards summer scholarships to Pitt Law students working in unpaid public interest positions aiding marginalized, oppressed, and underserved populations at nonprofits and government entities in Pittsburgh, throughout Pennsylvania, and across the nation. This year, PLISF will be granting scholarships with funds it raised as well as funds the School of Law has committed to support public interest.
Applications for the PLISF Scholarship will be distributed on Friday, March 8th at 12pm and applications will be due no later than Tuesday, March 19th at 12pm. On March 8th, the application will be sent out through email to the student body. The application will also be available on PLISF’s TWEN page, its Facebook page, and at www.plisf.org.
PLISF invites all interested applicants to attend a meeting on Thursday, March 7th from 12:30-1:30pm in Room 107. PLISF will describe the scholarship process and answer any questions you may have. If you have any questions before then, please reach out to Alayna Bartko at president@plisf.org.
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