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Why You Should Be An Academic FellowServing as an Academic Fellow will allow you to work closely with a doctrinal professor. In addition, it will serve as an incentive to review material tested on the bar examination. Also, serving as an Academic Fellow may enhance your resume and distinguish you from other job applicants. Finally, as an Academic Fellow, you can give something back to the law school by helping others succeed. Students interested in becoming Academic Fellows should contact the Director of Academic Achievement. |
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