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Info Session: NAACP Pre-Law Scholars Program

Friday, November 19, 2021

1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

NAACP Student Recruiting Manager, Adria Kimbrough, invites pre-law students and organizations to hear about the Marshall-Motley Scholars Program funded by the NAAPC Legal Defense and Educational Fund.

https://marshallmotleyscholars.org/

the Marshall-Motley Scholars Program is designed to create pathways to leadership, self-sufficiency, and socio-economic progress, while developing individuals to become ambassadors and advocates for transformational change in Black communities in the South.

The program provides:

full law scholarship for tuition, room, board, an incidentals
summer internships to begin training as civil rights lawyers
2-year postgraduate fellowship
access to special trainings

In return, the Scholars will commit to serving as civil rights lawyers based in the South, engaged in a law practice focused on achieving racial justice for 8 years following the conclusion of their fellowship.

One
black
student
on
the
left
in
a
black
top
and
pink
and
teal
necklace
with
arms
crossed
and
looking
directly
into
the
camera
with
a
serious,
powerful
look.
A
second
black
student
in
a
blue
button
up
and
a
white,
square
watch
is
on
the
right
with
arms
crossed
and
one
hand
on
chin

Location: CEMO Hall
Cost: Free
Contact: jdgonzales@uh.edu