CITBA/ASIL Summer Fellowship Program


CITBA/ASIL SUMMER FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

 
The Customs and International Trade Bar Association (CITBA) and the American Society of International Law International Economic Law Interest Group (ASIL IEcLIG) are committed to supporting opportunities in the international trade and economic law fields.  To support promising students who may need financial assistance during their summer international trade or economic law internship in the public or non-profit sector, CITBA and ASIL IEcLIG are pleased to announce its fifth year of joint summer fellowship for first- or second-year law students.  In the past four years, the fellowship program has assisted 13 law students.
 
  • The fellowship is intended to assist students with expenses during their summer work experience practicing international trade and economic law with a government agency, public interest organization, or international organization prior to graduation. 
  • The fellowship does not provide employment; rather, the applicant should have secured a summer internship or clerkship separately.
  • The fellowship includes mentorship opportunities from both co-sponsoring organizations and a stipend of up to $2,500. 
  • Applicants must be first- or second-year law students.
  • The deadline for applications is June 11, 2025, at 11:59pm ET
 
The application is available for downloading as a Word document HERE.

Please direct any questions to citbaielasil@gmail.com

 
DONATING TO THE CITBA/ASIL SUMMER FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

CITBA members who are interested in making a tax-deductible contribution to the Fellowship Fund can do so by clicking on the link www.asil.org/donate, selecting the Annual Fund option, and then in the dedication line, selecting “in honor of” and listing the CITBA/International Economic Law Interest Group Fellowship.  To make a contribution by check or from a donor advised fund, please mail your contribution to: American Society of International Law | PO Box 79516 | Baltimore, MD 21279-0516 USA and indicate that the donation is for the CITBA/ASIL International Economic Law Interest Group Fellowship.