Mark and Monica Surprenant Access to Social Justice Fellowship
The Gillis Long Poverty Law Center proudly partners with Mark and Monica Surprenant to offer The Mark and Monica Surprenant Access to Social Justice Summer Fellowship. The fellowship supports internship opportunities for current law students who work with organizations that provide civil and criminal legal services.
Fellowship recipients:
2024: Tanner White, Innocence Project of New Orleans
2023: Abigail Floresca, Innocence Project of New Orleans
2022: Renea Pellegrino and Jack Primack, Southeast Louisiana Legal Services
Randall A. Smith
Loyola Law JD-Next Acceptance
Loyola University New Orleans College of Law is Louisiana's first and only law school to accept the JD Next. Loyola Law’s J.D. program applicants may submit a JD Next, GRE, or LSAT score. Please review our frequently asked questions below and contact the Office of Law Admissions at ladmit@loyno.edu or 504-861-5575 for more information.
Frequently Asked Questions
My Community Cares
My Community Cares (MCC)
Supporting Families. Strengthening Communities. Preventing System Involvement.
My Community Cares (MCC) is a community-driven, neighborhood-based initiative designed to support families where they live—offering services based on each family's unique needs. The program's mission is to:
Shawn "Pepper" Roussel
Wright - Gallery
Photo Gallery for J. Skelly Wright Digital Exhibit
