Location: Zoom
Join Berkeley Judicial Institute as we explore a gem of the federal judiciary, the Supreme Court Fellows Program. Participation in this program provides a unique opportunity to learn more about the federal judiciary.
Attend BJI’s October 15 program to learn more about the Supreme Court Fellows program, and to hear from fellows whose careers have been changed by their participation.
About the Supreme Court Fellows Program
The Supreme Court Fellows program, founded in 1973, offers mid-career professionals, recent law school graduates, and doctoral degree holders from the law and political science fields an opportunity to broaden their understanding of the judicial system through exposure to federal court administration.
The Supreme Court Fellows Commission selects four talented individuals to work for one of four federal judiciary agencies for a year-long appointment in Washington, D.C.:
About the BJI October 15 Program
BJI Research Director Mary S. Hoopes (an FJC 2017-18 fellow) will moderate the program, which will include an overview of the program and observations from former fellows. She will be joined by Counselor to the Chief Justice Jeffrey Minear, who also serves as Executive Director of the Fellows program, and this distinguished group of fellows:
Sarah Alsaden, from the 2020-2021 class
S.E. Kramer, from the 2019-2020 class
Lilia Alvarez, from the 2018-2019 class
Matthew Sipe from the 2017-18 class
After the formal program, participants may chat in small group rooms with former fellows. Please bring your questions and comments; this fellowship program is extraordinary.
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