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The scholars will serve on the Justice Center student advisory board and work closely with Justice Center staff on public service initiatives

Change It Up! continues to thrive in its tenth year

Through the Title IX project, law students serve as advisors to parties involved in Title IX disciplinary proceedings

The two-year fellowship, which focuses on expanding access to parole representation in Texas, is made possible through a generous private donation to the Justice Center.

Created by a gift from the Environmental Integrity Project, the scholarship supports students with a demonstrated interest in public interest environmental law and environmental justice

Josh McClain and Alice Min have been awarded full tuition scholarships for their commitment to social justice

Students with the INCLUDE disability law project researched and compiled a disability law brochure to be used as a resource for patients with long COVID

In its first summer, 169 students are participating in the Summer Public Service Program

The fellowship was created by donors to honor Stuart Henry, Austin environmental attorney and activist

The fellowship is funded by Diana Holt ’94 in honor Edward Lee Elmore, a former death row inmate in South Carolina who gained his freedom after thirty years