Ret Judge Mary Rudd Robinson
Named in honor of Broward County’s first African-American female judge in 1989, this scholarship will be awarded to a rising 2L or 3L student of African-American descent who has maintained strong academic performance during law school. This scholarship shall be awarded to one Law student who is an active member of a BLSA Chapter.
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Ret Judge Mary Rudd Robinson Essay prompt
As a future attorney, how do you view the relationship between education and social justice?
How can the legal profession play a role in the debate around the banning of certain books?
The following requirements must be completed to be considered for the scholarship:
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Be a rising 2L or 3L law student of African-American descent.
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Currently attending an accredited law school in the State of Florida.
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Have a minimum GPA of a 2.8 on the UNOFFICIAL transcript uploaded at the time of application. (Ideal candidate will have demonstrated a solid academic performance during law school).
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Oral Communication demonstrated in interview.
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Member or active involvement in a BLSA Chapter.
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Written communication demonstrated in completed Essay (750 words typed).
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Leadership Qualities and community service involvement.
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Upload a 4x6 photograph (HEADSHOT ONLY) that is clear and may be used for publication.
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250-word biography that may be used for publication.
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**Virtual Interviews may be conducted with law students who submit completed and timely applications.