The Davis Polk Leadership Initiative is now accepting applications for Fellowships and Innovation Grants! We will be holding a lunchtime info session and student panel of former fellows Amanda Ying Wang, Ido Sadeh, James Clinton Francis, and Luke Cronin to speak about the program and their experiences. Professor Susan Sturm and Leadership Coach Warren Motley will also be in attendance. Please join us on:
Wednesday, September 6, at 12:10 p.m. in Jerome Greene Hall 101.
Please RSVP by Wednesday, August 30, at 12:00 p.m.
(Empanada Mama will be served with gluten-free and vegetarian options available).
1Ls have a mandatory Professional Pathways Orientation event at this time and should not attend this session. If you have questions about DPLI, we are happy to connect with you during Office Hours.
The Davis Polk Leadership Initiative (DPLI) is a program at the Law School designed to help students become leaders in their careers and their lives. We hope students will graduate from the Law School not only with law degrees, but also with holistic leadership skills, including leading others (collaborating with a group to achieve a shared goal), leading change (identifying the positive impact you want to have on the world around you and making that happen), and leading self (developing skills of self-awareness and self-reflection to thrive in your professional and personal life). DPLI enables students to develop these skills through a number of offerings, and in particular the Fellowship and Innovation Grant program.
