CLIP Decennial Fellows Program
About
The Fordham Center on Law and Information Policy (CLIP) Decennial Fellows Program, founded to commemorate CLIP's tenth anniversary, provides an opportunity to cultivate interest and gain expertise in the rapidly growing fields of information and technology law, as well as to meet and network with professionals in the field, Fordham faculty, and other interested students.
Responsibilities
Decennial Fellows attend monthly roundtable discussions and other events typically open to students by invitation only. These events focus on discussions of legal and policy aspects of intellectual property law, information law, and information technology law. Students also complete a short writing project under the guidance of CLIP faculty and staff. With a minimal time commitment, Decennial Fellows have an opportunity to develop valuable legal writing and public speaking skills associated with their contributions to CLIP activities and research. Incoming first-year law students frequently seek ways to get involved with law school centers, institutes, and programs without diverting attention from a rigorous course load. The Fordham CLIP Decennial Fellows Program is a fantastic way to do just that!