DOJ Phillips Fellowship? Forum
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DOJ Phillips Fellowship?
Anyone know anything about the Phillips timeline or process? Or even what their actual criteria are for hiring? Did anyone apply / how many people actually apply for or know this thing exists?
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Re: DOJ Phillips Fellowship?
I think it is usually on a similar timeline to the Bristow fellowship, which came out in mid-November last year. I think it’s competitive but I think fewer people know about it than Bristow—you have to be on the ball enough to know to apply for it while you’re still in school. I think having a federal appellate clerkship lined up is a hard requirement, and I think I remember seeing last year’s people went to T14s, but not sure other than that
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Re: DOJ Phillips Fellowship?
Having an appellate clerkship lined up is definitely not a requirement. I know of a couple people who've gotten it without having one lined up at the time of the interview and offer.
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Re: DOJ Phillips Fellowship?
Moderator note: TLS now has an updated, source-verified guide on this topic: Bristow Fellowship Guide: OSG Eligibility, Pay, Deadline. It covers current deadlines, pay, eligibility and how to apply, with official sources, and links back to this thread. For every other program and deadline, see the legal fellowships directory. Please keep questions and experiences coming here.
