Nebraska Public Interest Law Fund

About the Fund

The Nebraska Public Interest Law Fund (NPILF) Summer Fellowships provide a limited number of stipends to matriculated University of Nebraska College of Law students who secure summer positions that serve the public interest. To be considered for a fellowship, applicants must meet certain individual and host-organization criteria described herein. NPILF strongly encourages all interested students to apply.

The NPILF committee will continue to review applications as they are received until funding runs out.

Download the 2020 NPILF Application

Lead Donors

Barbri
Fraser Stryker PC LLO
Koley Jessen P.C., L.L.O.
Sheldon Krantz
Lamson Dugan & Murray LLP
Rembolt Ludtke LLP
Women’s Law Caucus

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Braden Storer, Class of 2017 Whitman, NE

My summer experience was an incredibly formative experience. I saw firsthand how crucial law enforcement and accountability are to protecting the rights of the poor and vulnerable, and how a lack of proper law enforcement naturally leads to a variety of other human rights abuses against the poor. My view of property rights was also changed, as I saw how important these rights are to the poor in developing countries and how things like hunger, sexual abuse, disease, and economic development are tied to those rights.