The Dewsnup Natural Resource Fellowship is provided through the generosity of Calvin E. Clark, Esq., Class of 1956. It honors his good friend and classmate, Richard L. Dewsnup, the first Solicitor General of the State of Utah and an outstanding natural resources lawyer. Selection is based upon applicant’s experience and demonstrated interest in fields related to environmental and natural resource law, as well as academic performance. Recipient must be available to work full-time during the summer.

Benefits

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Cash Award Applied to Tuition
Tuition Benefit For the Academic Year
Paid Summer Clerkship in the Natural Resources Division of the Utah Attorney General’s Office

Eligibility

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The application is open to current first-year students.

Application Requirements and Selection

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Applicants must complete the common scholarship application and provide the following:

• a resume
• a written personal statement (no more than 500 words) that addresses the personal qualifications required by the scholarship
• an unofficial College of Law transcript

The finalists selected by the College of Law environmental and natural resources faculty will be interviewed by a selection committee of attorneys.