The Judith M. Wright Fellowship Marks 10th Anniversary!
Photograph Courtesy of the University of Chicago Law School Communications Department.
This year, the Judith M. Wright Fellowship marked its' 10th anniversary. The program was established and named in honor of former director of the D’Angelo Law Library following her retirement (in 2013) after forty years of exemplary service. The fellowship recognizes Wright’s legacy as an innovative leader and mentor to generations of law librarians at the Law School. The fellowship provides career training, support, and mentorship to aspiring law librarians.
For a six-week period over the summer, fellows choose to work on a specialized project, under the guidance of Law School librarians, that helps them develop their skills while at the same time creating an added value to the law library community.
To learn more about this important fellowship, please read the Law School News Story celebrating this incredible milestone.
[This post is an excerpt from Nadia Alfadel Coloma, "D’Angelo Law Library’s Judith M. Wright Fellowship Marks Tenth Anniversary," University of Chicago Law School, November 19, 2024. URL]
