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NBLSA Job FairsThrough its regional job fairs, the National Black Law Students Association provides its members with access to career opportunities. Although we face an uncertain economic climate, our participating employers remain committed to hiring diverse candidates. In order to attend a regional job fair, dues-paying NBLSA members must first register on Symplicity, NBLSA's online job bank and web-based recruiting system. Once your membership is confirmed, you'll have access to all NBLSA job fairs.Please note that each job fair has its own student bidding period. Job fairs will not display on NBLSA ScholarshipsSandy Brown Memorial Scholarship The Executive Board of the National Black Law Students Association is pleased to announce the annual Sandy Brown Memorial Scholarship. The scholarship is named after the late Sandy Brown, a past NBLSA western regional director and will be given in her honor. To be eligible for this award, entrants must currently be in their first or second year of law school. Applicants must write an essay on the issue posed by the essay question below. Nelson Mandela Scholarship The Executive Board of the National Black Law Students Association is pleased to announce the Nelson Mandela Scholarship named for South African civil rights activist and political leader, Nelson Mandela. Mr. Mandela dedicated his life to liberating the people of South Africa from the oppressive hands of apartheid and segregation. His efforts to improve the state of affairs of black people in South Africa are an inspiration to the members of NBLSA as we work to effectuate change within the African-American community. To be eligible for the scholarship, entrants must be current NBLSA College Student Division members. Applicants must write an essay on the issue posed by the essay question below. NBLSA Most Outstanding Student Award The Executive Board of the National Black Law Students Association is pleased to announce the annual Most Outstanding Student Award. The purpose of this award is to recognize the NBLSA member who has excelled academically, in addition to being active in their BLSA chapter and community. To be eligible for an award, entrants must be first, second, or third year law students. Applicants must write an essay on the issue posed by the below essay question. Rodney Pulliam Memorial Scholarship The Executive Board of the National Black Law Students Association is pleased to announce the annual Rodney Pulliam Memorial Scholarship. Mr. Pulliam served as our National Chair for the 1998-1999 academic year. Mr. Pulliam was an inspiration to all who knew him as a husband, father, minister, attorney and community activist. This award will recognize a NBLSA member who exemplifies Mr. Pulliam's dedication to social action and community service and is intended to be used exclusively toward a bar preparation course. To be eligible for an award, entrants must be a third year law student who plans to work in the public interest sector following graduation. Applicants must write an essay on the issue posed by the below essay question. |
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