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The Janet D. Steiger Fellowship Project provides law students the extraordinary opportunity to work in the consumer protection departments of state and territorial Offices of Attorneys General throughout the United States. The eight-week paid Fellowships were initiated in 2004 by the ABA Section of Antitrust Law, in cooperation with the National Association of Attorneys General ("NAAG"), as a consumer protection outreach initiative to introduce law students to the rewards of legal careers in public service.

The first and second year law students who have served as Steiger Fellows have characterized their experiences as truly rewarding, often well beyond their expectations. A number of students have said that for the first time they are considering law careers in public service, and several have already entered public service upon graduation.

2006 Janet D. Steiger Fellows

Brian Miller
Illinois
University of Miami School of Law

Jason M. Yates
Iowa
Drake University Law School

Anders Ferrington
Mississippi
Mississippi College School of Law

Jessie Lundberg
Montana
University of Montana School of Law

Rachel Bickle-Stone
Nevada
University of Nevada-Boyd School of Law

Joseph S. Turek
Northern Mariana Islands
Ohio State University - Moritz College of Law

Anthony J. Dal Ponte
Oregon
University of Notre Dame School of Law

Christopher Reinard
Pennsylvania
University of Pittsburgh School of Law

Kimberly G. Beza
South Dakota
University of South Dakota School of Law

Briana Godbey
Texas
Ohio State University - Moritz College of Law

Stephen A. Oler
Utah
University of Toledo College of Law

Leticia M. Padilla-Morales
Vermont
Vermont Law School

Timothy M. Bezbatchenko
Virginia
University of Cincinnati College of Law

Jason Eric Bernstein
Washington
Seattle University School of Law

Scott J. Jess
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin Law School