Maria A. Pallante, the Register of
Copyrights, today announced the creation of two fellowships designed for
developing lawyers and established scholars, respectively….
The Barbara A. Ringer Copyright
Honors Program offers 18 to 24-month paid fellowships for recent law school
graduates and other attorneys in the early stages of their careers. Candidates
must have a strong interest in copyright law and a demonstrated record of
achievement in law school or in practice. . . .
Ringer Fellows will be closely
mentored by senior attorneys, and may work on any number of issues, including
major studies and analyses, legislation, international developments, and
litigation. The program complements the Copyright Office's existing law clerk
program, whereby law students and recent graduates spend a semester or summer
volunteering in one of the Office's legal divisions, often for academic credit.
The Abraham L. Kaminstein Scholar
in Residence Program allows the Register to bring leading academics to the
Copyright Office to work on mutually beneficial projects for a sustained period
of time. . . .
Professor Robert Brauneis will
serve as the first Kaminstein Scholar….
For additional information about
these opportunities, including how to apply, please visit the Copyright
Office's website at www.copyright.gov/careers/.
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