Law Practice
Feb. 21, 2015
Program boosts law students’ experience
A highly competitive fellowship teams graduate students seeking business experience with companies eager to gain extra hands on deck for free. UC Berkeley's inaugural fellowship class kicked off its first projects this week.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A dozen Bay Area startups recently visited Stanford's campus to pitch their companies to JD candidates and other graduate students for free work. A highly competitive fellowship, dubbed InSITE, teams graduate students seeking business experience with companies eager to gain extra hands on deck for free.
The program was founded in New York in 1999 and has since expanded to Boston, Washington, D.C...
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