May 22, 2009
OLSPIF Announces 2009 Stipend Recipients
The Oregon Law Students Public Interest Fund (“OLSPIF”) recently announced the names of its 2009 stipend recipients. The following students will be pursuing public interest work throughout the summer:
Kathryn Peters
Lane County Law and Advocacy Center
Kerry Lewiecki
Disability Law Center
Lindsay Day
Lane County Law and Advocacy Center
Jeremy Pyle
Oregon Department of Justice, Environmental Enforcement
Daniel Wayne
Supportive Parents Information Network
Emily Marrer
Juvenile Rights Project
Naomi Rowden
Crag Law Center
Amanda Husted
San Francisco Office of the Public Defender, Juvenile Division
Dave Kim
San Bernadino County District Attorney’s Office
Alexandra Kamel
U.S. Department of Justice Natural Resources Division (Sacramento)
Holly Jacobsen
California District Attorney’s Association, Environmental Prosecutions
Rebecca Bateman
Cook County State Attorney’s Office, Felony Trail Division
OLSPIF is a non-profit run by the students of Oregon Law. The mission of OLSPIF is to enable law student employment in the public interest and to support greater community access to legal representation. Through fundraising efforts, the group is able to award $3,000 stipends to qualified students who accept public interest positions that otherwise are unpaid.
