The Conservation Law Center operates the Indiana University Maurer School of Law’s Conservation Law Clinic. It is seeking applications for the inaugural Nancy C. Ralston Conservation Law Fellowship. The position is open now for a recent graduate, but may be held open for a promising student expecting to graduate in 2022.
This position will be used to help advance CLC’s mission to protect important natural habitats, freshwater ecosystems, and sensitive species. CLC is committed to equal opportunity and inclusion for groups that are historically under-represented at professional levels within the field of conservation, including women and people of color, who are strongly encouraged to apply.
To be qualified, a candidate should either be a recent law school graduate (within 5 years) or current law student expecting to graduate by spring 2022. Strong candidates will have excellent legal research, writing, and analytical skills, and demonstrated commitment to conservation and environmental causes. CLC values applicants who have a broad range of interests and experience, along with a desire to make a career in the field of conservation.
Please see the attached announcement for details and application requirements. CLC heartily encourages sharing this information to your social networks and anyone you feel might be interested.
Should you have questions about the Conservation Law Center, our Clinic, or the Fellowship, please contact the Director of Advancement, Andrea Lutz, directly at andlutz@iu.edu or 812.856.0819.