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New York Law School

New York Law School
57 Worth Street
New York, NY 10013
www.nyls.edu

Law School Pro Bono Programs

Contact Information

Seth Mills Director of Public Interest and Pro Bono Initiatives
[email protected]
P: (212) 431-2120

Category Type

Formal Voluntary Pro Bono Program Characterized by a Referral System with a Coordinator

Description of Programs

The Pro Bono Director keeps an updated list of projects available for pro bono hours, as well as working with students and faculty to adminster projects. 

Location of Programs

The pro bono program is part of the Career Services Office and the Public Interest Center.

Staffing/Management/Oversight

The Director of Pro Bono and Public Interest is responsible for academic and career advising, administering public interest summer funding, and teaching. 

Funding

The Office for Public Interest and Community Service is funded from the school's general operating budget.

Faculty and Administrative Pro Bono

There is no formal faculty pro bono policy. Some pro bono group projects are supervised by faculty members and/or law school administrators.

Awards/Recognition

None.

Alternative Winter or Spring Break Projects 

None. 

Law School Public Interest Programs

Contact Information

Office of Career Services

Yazmine Nichols
Assistant Director, Wilf Impact Center
P: (212) 431-4250
[email protected]

Certificate/Curriculum Programs

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Public Interest Centers

The Wilf Impact Center is the home of the Wilf Scholar program (full tuition scholarship for 10 public interest students), as well as multiple projects such as the Racial Justice Project and other initiatives. The Center has two postgrad fellowships: The Wilf Public Interest Postgraduate Fellowship, and the Lewis Steel Racial Justice Project Fellowship. The Center is also affiliated with the charter high school, the Charter High School for Law & Social Justice

PI Career Support Center

The Assistant Director for the Impact Center (Yazmine Nichols) advises the 10 yearly Wilf Scholars, and there is also a dedicated public interest advisor for all other students (Seth Mills).

Loan Repayment Assistance Programs (LRAP)

None.

Fellowships

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12/30/2024