The 2022 Diversity Clerkship Program participants.
The State Bar’s Diversity Clerkship Program is a 10 week paid summer employment opportunity where first-year Marquette University Law School and University of Wisconsin Law School students with backgrounds that have been historically excluded from the legal field are matched with a wide array of employers from private law firms, corporate legal departments and governmental agencies. Student clerks gain practical legal experience, and participating employers obtain valuable legal support.
Eligibility
First-year Marquette University Law School and University of Wisconsin Law School students with backgrounds that have been historically excluded from the legal field who are in good standing may apply. Successful applicants demonstrate a commitment to diversity and a record of academic achievement.
Student Application Information
Employer Information
Questions? Need Help?
Contact Jacque Evans
State Bar of Wisconsin Diversity & Inclusion Specialist
Phone: (608) 250-6083
Email: jevans@wisbar.org
Diversity Clerkship Program: Building Careers
The State Bar’s Diversity Clerkship Program is a 10-weeks, paid summer employment opportunity where first-year Marquette University Law School and University of Wisconsin Law School students with diverse backgrounds are matched with a wide array of employers from private law firms, corporate legal departments and governmental agencies. Student clerks gain practical legal experience, and participating employers obtain valuable legal support.
Milwaukee Circuit Court Judge Carl Ashley took the Harvard Implicit Bias Test. “It indicated, I had bias,” he said. So he took the test a second time.
