Rounding out the International Program in the remainder of
the calendar year, BC Law offers a number of summer study and fellowship opportunities:
• Summer positions for first-year students at London offices of
Boston-based firms. Thanks to the generous initiative of three Boston
area law firms -- Bingham, McCutchen; Brown, Rudnick; and Hale & Dorr --
we were able to identify three dedicated positions for first-year students in
London. Student interest in these opportunities was overwhelming. For summer
2002 and 2003, Bingham, McCutchen continued to sponsor this program, and we
hope to be able to generate more such opportunities in the future.
• Summer internships at International Criminal Tribunals.
The Law School provides stipends to support up to three students per summer
working in internships at the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former
Yugoslavia and the International Criminal Court under the direction of Phillip
Weiner, BC Law ’80.
• Holocaust and Human Rights Project (HHRP) summer internships.
Every summer, the Project’s endowment supports two to three students doing
on-the-ground human rights work overseas. In recent years, students have worked
with the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda in Tanzania; Legal Aid of
Cambodia; the Palestinian Authority; and the United Nations Development Fund
for Women (UNIFEM) in Ecuador.
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