Public Interest Stipend
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LocationMercer School of Law
SeniorityEntry
DepartmentDean's Office, School of Law
Company size10,000+ people
PostedMay 21, 2026 · 5mo ago
Verified live2d ago
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Posted by the company on May 21, 202648% of this company's open roles have been listed for 90+ days
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Must secure a full-time summer placement (minimum 8 weeks of at least 30 hours per week) with nonprofit, governmental, or public service organization
The student must demonstrate a commitment to public service
Must be a currently-enrolled law student in good academic standing on the date of stipend disbursal
The placement must be unpaid or provide only minimal compensation (less than $1,000)
Must have been approved by members of the committee
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Job Family:
Student Regular Wage
Department:
Dean’s Office, School of Law
Supervisor:
Taylor Fite
Job Title:
Public Interest Stipend
Job Description:
The Mercer University School of Law Public Service Summer Stipend is designed to support law students who commit to full-time summer employment (at least 8 weeks) in nonprofit organizations, governmental agencies, or other public service offices. The stipend aims to encourage students to gain meaningful experience and to alleviate financial burdens of accepting unpaid public service work.
Requirements
Eligibility Criteria:
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Must be a currently-enrolled law student in good academic standing on the date of stipend disbursal
•
Must secure a full-time summer placement (minimum 8 weeks of at least 30 hours per week) with nonprofit, governmental, or public service organization
•
The placement must be unpaid or provide only minimal compensation (less than $1,000)
•
The student must demonstrate a commitment to public service
Must have been approved by members of the committee.
Scheduled Hours:
1
Start Date:
05/20/2026
End Date:
08/10/2026