The Colorado Law Public Service Summer Fellowship (PSSF) provides funding for students working in unpaid public service positions, which Colorado Law defines broadly to include work for non-profit, government or non-governmental entities, and judges, as well as legal work in rural areas or work that otherwise fulfills an unmet need or assists an underserved population. Most recipients under Colorado Law's summer funding program receive their awards through the PSSF, which serves as the "catch-all" application for other Colorado Law supported summer fellowship awards.  Attend this information session to learn more about the program, the application process, and more. Get your questions answered before the deadline at the end of March!

The PSSF amounts are as follows: $3,000 for work in Denver, Boulder; $3,650 for work in rural Colorado; $4,250 for work outside of Colorado.

Notes: (1) A student can only receive one summer fellowship through Colorado Law; (2) 1Ls, If you were awarded a Dean’s Fellowship when you accepted your admission to Colorado Law, you do not need to apply for funding. You only need to let the CDO (me, via email) if/when you secure qualifying employment.