Numerous public interest jobs are not funded and therefore acceptance of employment is contingent upon funding. Fortunately, Notre Dame law students have several avenues they can explore to obtain the necessary means to fund their desired job.

• Alumni Funded Fellowships - Due to the CSO no later than Wednesday, November 28, 2007.
  
• Student Funded Stipend Application - Consolidated Student Organization/Law School Sources Summer Stipend Application.
  
• FREE MONEY: Summer Stipend Program Overview (November 15, 2007)
  
• Summer Stipend Paperwork Packages
  • Summer Stipend Description - Find out more about the Summer Stipend Program that funded more than 100 students in Summer 2008!
  • Student Guide to Federal Work Study -- More information on how Federal Work Study can be used in the Summer Stipend Program
  • Agency Funded Stipend Agency Agreement - the Agreement the Agency must sign if they can provide the stipend funding
  • University Funded Stipend Agency Agreement -- the Agreement the Agency must sign if a University source provides the stipend funding (includes Alumni Funded Fellowships)
  • Alumni Funded Fellowship January 2008 Application Addendum
    
• The Public Service Law Net Work Summer Funding - Apply directly to the funding agency year round
  
• Everett Public Service Summer Internship Funding - Apply directly to the funding agency year round
  
• The Public Interest Law Initiative(PILI) - Apply directly through the PILI website
  
• Loan Repayment Assistance Program - Apply on-line
  
• Blackstone 1L Fellowship - Blackstone Fellowship Program for First-Year Law Students: Apply directly to the funding agency in early spring.
  
• The Peggy Browning Fund Summer Fellowship - Apply on-line directly in early January to participating employers
  
• Equal Justice Works Fellowship for Third-Year Law Students - Third-year law students who design an innovative public interest advocacy program may apply directly to the EJW in early September
  
• The Robert Bosch Foundation Fellowship Program - A nine-month work/study program for young American professionals to acquire an in-depth understanding of the political, economic and cultural environment of Germany and the European Union. Apply on-line.
  
• Women's Law and Public Policy Fellowship Program - law school graduates and law students graduating in 2007 who have a strong interest in women's rights. Women's Law Fellows work for one year in Washington, D.C. with a non-profit, public interest organization or governmental agency on legal and policy issues affecting the status of women.
  
  
• Public Interest Fellowships
  
• External Awards
  
• Writing Competitions
  
• Financial Aid