Posted by Eugene Volokh:
Foundation for Individual Rights in Education Fellowship:
http://volokh.com/archives/archive_2009_02_08-2009_02_14.shtml#1234390306


   FIRE -- probably the leading advocacy group for free speech in higher
   education -- has just announced [1]their Justice Robert H. Jackson
   Legal Fellowship:

     Initiated in 2007, the Jackson Fellowship allows recent law school
     graduates an opportunity to work closely with FIRE's President and
     Director of Legal and Public Advocacy, substantively engaging
     issues and cases that represent the cutting edge of First Amendment
     jurisprudence and higher education law. Beginning in September,
     Jackson Fellows will work from FIRE's New York office for two
     years. More information about the Fellowship, including
     instructions on how to apply, is available [2]here. Applications
     will be reviewed on a rolling basis.

     Our inaugural Jackson Fellows, Azhar Majeed and Kelly Sarabyn of
     the University of Michigan Law School and Yale Law School
     respectively, have produced several pieces of original legal
     scholarship on subjects related to FIRE's work during their term as
     Fellows. Azhar has two articles slated for publication this spring:
     "Learning from DeJohn v. Temple University: The Misapplication of
     Peer Harassment Law on University Campuses and the Loss of Student
     Speech Rights" in the Journal of College and University Law and
     "Defying the Constitution: The Rise, Persistence, and Prevalence of
     Campus Speech Codes" in the Georgetown Journal of Law & Public
     Policy. Kelly also has a piece scheduled to be published this
     month: "The Twenty-Sixth Amendment: Resolving the Federal Circuit
     Split over College Students' First Amendment Rights," forthcoming
     in the Texas Journal on Civil Liberties and Civil Rights.

   I only rarely post such items on the blog, but in the case of FIRE --
   whose work I have long admired -- I thought I'd make an exception,
   especially since it's likely that quite a few of our readers would
   find this to be an excellent opportunity.

References

   1. http://www.thefire.org/index.php/article/10213.html
   2. http://thefire.org/index.php/article/4892.html

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