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  • Project Law: A Free Pre-Law Program for New York State Undergrads and Graduate Students

    Project LAW Fall 2025

     

     

  • Paid Fellowships: CUNY Climate Justice; Deadline Aug. 17, 2025

    Paid Climate Justice Action Fellowships and Internships open to all CUNY students!
    CUNY students take part in the 2024 Climate Justice Fellowship orientation.

    Are you a CUNY undergraduate or graduate student interested in organizing in your student community to advance social justice and climate justice (CJ)?

    Do you want to raise awareness of CJ issues facing students across CUNY?  Do you want to meet other CUNY students and put your advocacy, communications, policy and organizing skills into practice? If so, then apply for one of these two paid opportunities with the NYC Climate Justice Hub! These opportunities are open to all current CUNY students across all campuses enrolled in the 2025-2026 academic year.

    1. The Climate Justice Action Fellowship ($5,000 for 10 months) is for all current CUNY undergraduate and graduate students interested in representing other CUNY students on NYC-EJA campaigns and initiatives through hybrid working.
    2. NYC Climate Justice Hub Internship Program ($9,000 for 4 months) is for all current CUNY graduate students interested in interning 2 days a week in-person at a NYC-EJA member organization.

    Deadline to apply for both positions: Sunday, Aug 17, 2025 at 11:59 PM.

    Please apply for your preferred position here on the website or below.

    Launched in September 2023, the NYC Climate Justice Hub is a partnership between the City University of New York (CUNY)—the nation’s largest public urban university—and the NYC Environmental Justice Alliance (NYC-EJA)—a coalition of grassroots organizations from the city’s most environmentally burdened neighborhoods who have led the fight for environmental and climate justice in NYC since 1991. Operating out of the Center for the Humanities at the CUNY Graduate Center, the Hub unites CUNY and NYC-EJA to advance NYC-EJA’s transformative policy priorities and research agenda, operationalize climate justice infrastructure at CUNY, and nourish an emerging generation of community-based climate leaders in NYC. Watch the video below to learn more about our fellowship and academy program.
    25 CUNY undergraduate and graduate students selected for the 2024-2025 Climate Justice Fellowship & Internship program participated in an intensive week-long training Academy in June 2024, featuring dynamic speakers, interactive sessions, and site visits with the Hub’s community partners.

    1.) Climate Justice Action Fellowships 
    This Climate Justice Action Fellowship is a 10-month program running from October 1 2025 through June 30 2026 to help CUNY students gain the skills, networks, and opportunities you need to advance climate solutions, including professional development, campaign organizing, and policy-making.

    As a paid Fellow, you will learn about climate justice policy and campaigns in NYC, and work directly with the NYC Environmental Justice Alliance (NYC-EJA) on their campaigns related to energy, the just transition, waste management, and transportation among other issues. Bring your experiences and knowledge to bear on CJ issues that impact you, broaden your student networks, meet key leaders in the field and on the ground, and gain professional footing in the climate sector. Join the Climate Justice Action Fellowship!

    • Deadline to apply: Sunday, August 17, 2025 at 11:59pm. (Late applications will not be considered.) Shortlisted students will be invited to a virtual interview.
    • Duration: October 2025 through June 2026 (10 months)
    • Eligibility: All CUNY students currently enrolled for the 2025-2026 academic year. Compensation: $5,000 for 10 months*
    • Hours: We expect you to commit a minimum of 5 hours a week. This will be a combination of in-person and online working.
    *Students will be compensated via a scholarship award sent to their CUNYFirst account. Before applying for this opportunity, please check in with the Financial Aid Office at your campus to see if you are eligible to receive these funds.

    The Hub will select 9 to 12 CUNY students. As a paid Fellow, you will learn about climate justice policy and campaigns in NYC and work with the NYC Environmental Justice Alliance (NYC-EJA) on their campaigns related to energy, the just transition, waste management, and transportation, among other issues.

    For more information on the Fellowship, including eligibility, time commitment, and other questions, please click here.

    Email [email protected] if you have any questions.
    APPLY TO FELLOWSHIPS HERE

    2.) NYC Climate Justice Hub Internships

    This opportunity is open to current CUNY graduate students ONLY.

    Are you a graduate student and want to work directly with a frontline, grassroots Climate Justice organization in NYC? If so, then apply for a NYC Climate Justice Hub Internship! As a paid intern, you will learn about climate justice policy and campaigns in NYC, and work directly with one of the following NYC-EJA member organizations: Good Old Lower East Side (GOLES), Brotherhood Sister Sol, El Puente or We Stay/Nos Quedamos. Bring your experiences and knowledge to bear on CJ issues that impact you, meet key leaders in the field and on the ground, and gain professional footing in the climate sector.

    The internship is a 4-month program running from September 2025 through January 2026 to place CUNY students directly with organizations campaigning for climate and environmental justice. Through this placement you will gain the skills, networks, and opportunities you need to advance climate solutions, including professional development, campaign organizing, and policy-making.

    Apply for the NYC Climate Justice Hub Internship Program!

    • Deadline to apply: Sunday, August 17, 2025, at 11:59 pm. (Late applications will not be considered.) Shortlisted students will be invited to a virtual interview.
    • Duration: October 2025 through January 2026 (4 months)
    • Eligibility: All CUNY graduate students currently enrolled for the 2025-2026 academic year. Compensation: $9,000 for 4 months*
    • Hours: Interns will work two days a week at the selected organization. The exact days vary by host organization.
    • Location: This is an in-person role, and you will be matched with one of these four NYC-EJA member organizations: GOLES, Brotherhood Sister Sol, Nos Quedamos, or El Puente.
    *Students will be compensated via a scholarship award sent to their CUNYFirst account. PRIOR to applying for this opportunity, please check in with the Financial Aid Office at your campus to ensure that you are eligible to receive these funds.

    For more information on the internship, including eligibility, time commitment, and other questions, please click here.

    Email [email protected] if you have any questions.
    APPLY TO INTERNSHIPS HERE
    Watch the video and meet some of the CUNY undergraduate and graduate students selected for the 2024-2025 Climate Justice Fellowship & Internship program. These students are among the 400 + attendees who gathered at the CUNY Graduate Center on February 25th to participate in the first ever student-centered, community-led, CUNY-wide Climate Justice Summit!
    2025 CUNY Climate Justice Summit
    For questions about these fellowship and internship positions, please reach out to [email protected]

    Click here for more information about these fellowship and internship opportunities from the NYC Climate Justice Hub.

  • $1,000 Scholarship Opportunity; Deadline Oct. 15, 2025

    If you are interested, please feel free to contact me: [email protected]
    Pre-Law Advisor, College of Staten Island

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    Hi,

    I’m reaching out on behalf of HKM Employment Attorneys LLP in New York. We’re offering a $1,000 scholarship to support local students pursuing careers in law, paralegal studies, or related fields.

    Would you be willing to share the opportunity on your website or with your students?

    Here’s the key info:

    • Award: $1,000

    • Open to students in a pre-law, paralegal, or J.D. program

    • Must be enrolled at a campus within 60 miles of New York, NY

    • 3.0 GPA or higher

    • Application deadline: October 15, 2025

    • Essay prompt: “How I will use my legal education to serve my community.”

    Here’s the link with full details and the submission form: https://hkm.com/new-york/

    Let me know if you’d like anything else to make sharing easier. We’d love to get the word out to as many students as possible. Contact email is [email protected].

    Best,
    Lee
    Outreach Specialist | HKM Employment Attorneys LLP

  • Internship Opportunity: Senator Schumer’s Office

    Good Afternoon,

    My name is Elizabeth I am the NYC Intern Coordinator for Senator Schumer’s NYC office. I am reaching out to ask if you are able to share the below information regarding our internship program with your students for the Fall 2025 semester.  The internship is for Senator Schumer’s NYC office located in Manhattan.

    A description of the internship is below:

    An Internship with Senator Schumer’s office presents an opportunity for both a unique learning experience and an inside look at the political process. Interns in the NYC District office will work with either our constituent services team, scheduling team or press team. Applicants must be hard-working, have strong writing and communication skills and have a demonstrated interest in public policy. While applicants from all backgrounds will be considered, students from New York are strongly encouraged to apply. This internship program is best suited for undergraduate students. Paid internships are available to interns who have been accepted into the internship program and are able to certify financial need and meet eligibility criteria.

    The link to the Fall 2025 can be found here: https://oampublic.senate.gov/constituent/login/a7fa142c-039a-4c49-a27b-bba6824bd4e9/

    Please let me know if you have any questions. Thank you.

    Sincerely,

    Elizabeth

    Elizabeth Cohen

    Constituent Liaison | Intern Coordinator
    CHARLES E. SCHUMER

    United States Senate Democratic Leader

    212-486-4430

  • Barrier Breakers; Free, Virtual Pre-Law Conference, June 27-29.

    Barrier Breakers® (501c3) is excited to announce the FREE 4th Annual Break into Law Conference, June 27-29 (virtual) and it’s packed with invaluable opportunities for aspiring law students. Registration is now open for the free conference. www.breakintolawconference.org. The conference flier is attached to this email!

    Last year there were 2,100 registrants for our free and virtual conference and over $10,000 in scholarships and free test prep resources were disbursed to conference attendees! We have 40+ law schools registered for our law school fair this year, taking place on June 28th (virtually). 

    This year’s conference includes a keynote by the incredible Prof. Khiara M. Bridges from University of California, Berkeley – School of Law! Professor Bridges is a renowned scholar and author in the fields of race, class, and reproductive rights, and her groundbreaking work on critical race theory has influenced legal discourse nationwide.

    This year’s event will also feature:
    – Panels on applying to law school, crushing the LSAT exam, and securing financial aid
    – Dynamic Panels covering practice areas like Intellectual Property Law, Sports & Entertainment Law, and Immigration Law
    – Conversations on the changing DEI landscape in law and how it shapes future legal professionals.
    – Fireside Chat with Angela Winfield VP & Chief Diversity Officer at Law School Admission Council (LSAC), and Sydney Montgomery, Founder of Barrier Breakers®, Inc. and more!

    Make sure your students don’t miss this chance to connect with law schools, gain expert insights, and win scholarships and LSAT prep courses!

    If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out to me at [email protected].
    Best,

    Sydney Montgomery, Esq. (she/her)

    Executive Director & Founder |

    Barrier Breakers®, Inc.

    TEDx Talk: First-Generation Graduates Drive Business Success

    Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/sydneyamontgomery

  • Deadline to Apply Extended, NYC, June 26 and 27; Council on Legal Education Opportunity; Achieving Success in the Law School Admissions Process.

    2-Day Law School Application Intensive Preparation Workshop

    Get ready to crush those law school applications with an action-packed weekend that’s designed to equip you with the insider knowledge and powerful tools you need to ace the law school application process and stand out from the crowd! This intensive program will give you the competitive edge you need to become a top-tier law school applicant. Join us for hands-on learning, expert guidance from Deans of Law Schools and Admissions Offices at some of the top law schools in the country, and valuable networking opportunities. Get ready to take your law school applications by storm!

    CLICK HERE TO APPLY NOW!

    **Deadline Update: Seats have been added – we will be closing applications as the added seats fill up – don’t wait get your application submitted (ASAP) to reserve your spot!

    ASAP SUMMER 2025 HOSTING SCHOOLS & PROGRAM DATES

    Fridays: Virtual/Online
    Welcome, Program Overview & Social Hour
    Saturdays: In-Person
    Full ASAP Program with Law School Experts

    June 27 – 28 
    New York Law School
    Manhattan, NY
    Apply Soon – Added Seats are filling up fast!

  • Reminder: PSGA Student-Alum Networking Event, Tue., 4/29, Park Cafe, 1C, 6-8 pm

    You’re invited to the PSGA

    Spring Student-Alumni Networking Mixer

    Tuesday, April 29, 6:00–8:00 PM

    at the Park Café in 1C

    Join us for an evening of connection, conversation, and community.

    We warmly welcome PSGA alumni, faculty, and all students majoring or minoring in Political Science, Geography, and International Studies.

    Enjoy complimentary food and drinks while expanding your network and learning from our alumni.

    We look forward to seeing you there!

  • Student-Alumni Networking Event, April 29, 6-8 pm, 1C, Park Cafe

    You’re invited to the PSGA

    Spring Student-Alumni Networking Mixer

    Tuesday, April 29, 6:00–8:00 PM

    at the Park Café in 1C

    Join us for an evening of connection, conversation, and community.

    We warmly welcome PSGA alumni, faculty, and all students majoring or minoring in Political Science, Geography, and International Studies.

    Enjoy complimentary food and drinks while expanding your network and learning from our alumni.

    We look forward to seeing you there!

  • Careers in the Law Panel Discussion, April 8, 2:30 pm. Building 2N, Room 223

    The Legal Studies Institute Presents:

    Careers in the Law:

    Commerce, Finance, and Litigation

    Tuesday, April 8, 2:30 pm (Club Hours)

    Build. 2N, Room 223 (New Student Lounge)

    Howard Fischer, Esq.

    Anthony Ivany, Esq.

    Pizza and soda will be served

    Howard Fischer (B.A., Yale, 1988; J.D., Columbia Law School, 1992), is a partner at the firm of Moses, Singer. He has extensive experience in trying complex financial disputes. As a former Senior Trial Counsel at the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC), he was entrusted with some of the most sophisticated and noteworthy cases that the federal government prosecuted in the last decade. Howard is recognized as a leading expert on securities disputes, enforcement proceedings, and securities regulations, including related to digital assets. He publishes frequently and his articles can be found in Barron’s, The Financial Times, Bloomberg Law, ThomsonReuters, Law360, and other sources as well. Previously, Howard was an associate in the litigation departments of Debevoise & Plimpton and Rosenman & Colin. He had also been a federal law clerk to Judge Constance Baker Motley, in the District Court for the Southern District of New York.

    Anthony Ivany (B.S., College of Staten Island, 2018; J.D., New York Law School, 2021) is an Associate at Hoffman Roth & Matlin, LLP.  At New York Law School, Anthony was a recipient of the Global Fellow Scholar Award (Full Tuition Merit Scholarship).   Anthony is experienced in various areas of the law, such as: Estate Planning, Estate Probate, Real Estate, Financial Law, and Medical Malpractice. He has interned at the Richmond County District Attorney’s Economic Crimes Bureau, as well as serving as a Judicial Intern for Hon. Alison M. Hamanjian of the Richmond County Family Court.  In his free time, he gives back to the community by volunteering as a football coach at a local high school. Anthony is admitted in New York and New Jersey.

    Co-sponsored by the Student Pre-Law Club

  • Council on Legal Education Opportunity, Law School Admissions Process Program

    The Council on Legal Education Opportunity (CLEO)’s Achieving Success in the Application Process (ASAP), presents:
    2-Day Law School Application Intensive Preparation Workshop

    CLICK HERE TO APPLY NOW!

    ASAP SUMMER 2025 HOSTING SCHOOLS & PROGRAM DATES

    Fridays: Virtual/Online
    Welcome, Program Overview & Social Hour
    Saturdays: In-PersonFull ASAP Program with Law School Experts

    June 27 – 28
    New York Law School
    Manhattan, NY

    July 18 – 19
    American University Washington College of Law
    Washington, DC

    If you have any questions or need assistance please contact:
    Lynda Cevallos
    Vice President of Academic Affairs [email protected]

    https://cleoinc.org/programs/asap/