Golieb Fellowship in Legal History
Samuel I. Golieb Fellowship in Legal History The Samuel I. Golieb Fellowship was established in 1981 to provide young legal historians with research support and a forum to present their work. Fellows are expected to attend the Legal History Colloquium each week during the academic year and present their own work in the colloquium at least once. Fellows are also encouraged to participate in the intellectual life of the law school.
The stipend is currently $20,000, with the possibility of an additional housing stipend for Fellows who live in New York City. The Program Committee selects two or three Golieb Fellows each year. Dozens of Golieb alumni are members of law school faculties and history departments across the country.
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To apply for the Samuel I. Golieb Fellowship, submit the following materials: a letter of interest; a C.V.; a sample of your scholarship; and two letters of recommendation.
All materials are due by January 15 and should be addressed to:
Ms. Shirley Gray
c/o Golieb Fellowship in Legal History
NYU School of Law
40 Washington Square South, Room 422
New York, NY 10012
212-998-6259
shirley.gray@nyu.edu
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