The University of Texas at Austin   School of Law

William Wayne Justice Center for Public Interest Law

“That they may truly and impartially administer justice”

Student Awards

Photo of Graduating Student Award Recipients

2013 Justice Center Graduating Student Awards Recipients
From left to right, Hannah Vahl, Erin Gaines, Abby Anna Batko-Taylor, Maggie Cheu, Amy Friedman, and Megan Sheffield

The Justice Center fosters engagement in public interest law, public service, and pro bono activities by recognizing student commitment to using the law to serve others. In spring 2013, the Justice Center will recognize up to six graduating law students. The selection committee will consider students' work in public interest, legal pro bono, government, legislative, and other non-profit sectors, as well as their participation in law school clinical courses, pro bono projects, and student groups.  At least one award will specifically recognize commitment to pro bono activities and at least one award will specifically recognize commitment to government service, in addition to other service.

Application period is closed. For sample application information about the 2013 awards criteria and application process, see:

 

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Photo of Graduating Student Award Recipients

2012 Justice Center Graduating Student Awards Recipients
From left to right, Hannah Liddell, Kimberly Ashworth, Jordan Pollock, Amelia Ruiz Fischer, Alissa Parsley, Emma Quintero, and Christine Nishimura

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