The fellows program provides exposure to nontraditional career paths, such as policymaking and nonprofit work for students interested in the public sector and investment banking and consulting for those interested in the private sector. Fellows have the opportunity to gain access and exposure to leaders and subject matter experts in their areas of interest. Fellows have access to information and advice regarding career paths, particularly non-legal ones, through their advisors and mentors as they continue to develop leadership competencies and pursue their long-term goals.
The program helps fellows determine how best to take advantage of the program offerings based on their stated interests and goals. Participation in the program helps to structure the fellows’ time in law school and focus on professional growth and personal leadership development.
Examples of the extracurricular programming offered include speaker events and networking opportunities, professional development workshops focused on developing skills in public speaking, financial literacy, procedural justice, negotiations, and other leadership skill-building opportunities. In addition to on-campus programming, there are opportunities to go offsite on immersive trips focusing on specific areas of interest.