Heyman Fellowship Program
The Heyman Fellowship Program at Harvard Law School supports students and graduates pursuing federal government legal careers through mentorship, networking, and community-building opportunities.
Funder: Harvard Law School
Due Dates (Anticipated): March 2027 (Post-Graduate application) | February 2027 (Summer Internship)
Funding Amounts: Post-Graduate: $5,000 per fellow, with select recipients eligible for up to $15,000 loan repayment; Summer Internship: no financial support.
Summary: Supports Harvard Law School students and recent graduates pursuing federal government legal careers through financial aid, mentorship, and professional networking.
Description
The Heyman Fellowship Program at Harvard Law School aims to encourage and support students and recent graduates in pursuing legal careers within the federal government. The program offers two main components: the Heyman Post-Graduate Fellowship, which provides financial support and a robust mentoring network to new graduates entering federal service, and the Heyman Summer Internship, which offers mentoring and networking opportunities for current students exploring federal government roles during the summer. The program fosters a strong sense of purpose and community among participants, helping them navigate and thrive in public service careers.
