The California Indian Law Association (CILA) is proud to announce that it will be offering five (5) $2,500 scholarships to current Native American law school students to assist with law school expenses.

These scholarships are made possible through a generous donation from the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians.
 
DEADLINE: December 31, 2020

Below are the scholarship requirements:
☐ Applicants must be either a current:
     (1)  Native American law school student studying in a California law school;
     (2)  Native American law student affiliated with federally or non- federally recognized California Tribe studying in any US law school; or
     (3)  Native American law school student studying in any US law school but  planning on taking the California Bar and practicing in California.
*Please note that preference will be given to applicants affiliated with federally or non-federally recognized California Tribes, but all Native American law school students strongly are encouraged to apply.
You must email the following to Alexandra Mojado at calindianlaw@gmail.com.
☐ Personal statement describing:
     (1) your past, present, and future commitment to serving Native American communities;
     (2) leadership and/or community service roles you currently have or have held in the past; and/or
     (3) what you hope to do with your law degree.
Please limit your statement to three pages.
☐ Resume.
☐ Description or documentation of your tribal affiliation.
☐ Unofficial law school transcript.

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1. Applicant information:

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2. Undergraduate University:

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3. Other Professional School:

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4. Law School:

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5. Law School GPA: 

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6. Date Entered into Law School:

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7. Anticipated Graduation Date:

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8. Tribal Affiliation: 

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9. CILA Scholarship Eligibility: 

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10. Annual Income:

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11. Are you a primary caregiver to dependendent(s)? 

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12. Are you a first generation college student? 

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13. Are you a first generation law student? 

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14. Academic Reference Contact Information

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15. Professional Reference Contact Information

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16. Please email your additional application materials to Alexandra Mojado at calindianlaw@gmail.com

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