Julius Glickman Fellowship in Public Interest Law

Julius Glickman ’66, generously supports this fellowship to increase access to justice in the United States. The fellowship expands the career choices available to Texas Law graduates, enabling new attorneys to engage in service that will forever change their lives.

The fellowship funds an outstanding graduating student or judicial clerk to work with a public interest legal organization on behalf of underrepresented individuals or groups. Preference is given to projects focused on the provision of civil legal services.

See the profiles at the bottom of this page for more information about past fellows and their fellowship projects.

Application Information

Not accepting applications for the 2024-25 academic year. Details on the Spring 2026 application process will be available in Fall 2025.