Capital Public Interest and Government Law Association is established
on the recognition that there is a great need to educate the Capital
University Law School (“CULS”) community about the public
interest and government practice areas. Furthermore, the Association
recognizes that exposing law students to public interest issues and
government service at the earliest opportunity may instill an awareness
and sensitivity of those issues that will benefit both the lawyer and
society.
The Capital Public Interest and Government Law Association (“PI-Gov”)
is a student run organization dedicated to promoting involvement in
public interest law and government service. To that end, PI-Gov is dedicated
to educating and assisting students and alumni in their pursuit of public
interest and government law work - paid or pro bono.
If you would like more information about PI-Gov, please e-mail pigov@law.capital.edu.
New
membership form for PI-GOV (PDF)
PI-Gov News and Newsletters
PI-Gov Supports Students with Fellowships for Low or Unpaid Summer Legal Work
Meet the 2007 PI-Gov Fellows
PI-Gov
Raises $6,000 for Summer Stipends
September 2005 (PDF)
Related Links
Public Interest at Capital Law School
