I really enjoyed working for a public policy organization which illustrated the importance our fellow citizens play in administering justice. The jury system is part of the fabric of this country and what makes it so great.

Sam Gordon '19 interned at the New Hampshire Supreme Court with Justice James Bassett during the 2018 Summer Term. The following is an...

During my time in the Office of the Clerk, I helped pro se petitioners with their petitioning process and prepared packets with instructions on how to file a petition with the Court.

As a First-Year Fellow, Zoe Schwartzman ’21 interned at the District of Columbia Superior Court under the mentorship of Judge John M. Mott ...

As a First-Year Fellow, Michael Nachman’21 interned at the District of Columbia Superior Court under the mentorship of Jennifer Chandler ’82...

Applying academic frameworks to real-world situations was both exciting and challenging; I understand these concepts all the better for watching them play out in Oregon and will continue to incorporate them into my work and worldview.

Presenting a historical analysis of constitutional and individual rights, she positioned the lecture in 1787 and moved forward in time. Citizenship, due process, equal protection and freedom continue to be issues relevant for each generation.

The Rockefeller Center invites distinguished scholars to campus each term to offer an even closer look at policymaking. These events provide a forum for stimulating ideas and engaging conversation with faculty, staff, and students from across campus and members of the community.