2023 PILP Auction Raises Nearly $70K
Bacon the pig was kidnapped (and brought home), Professor Oleske dyed his hair pink, and the summer award amount was increased.
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The L&C Law community came together for the first in-person Public Interest Law Project (PILP) auction since 2019 -
The L&C Law community came together for the first in-person Public Interest Law Project (PILP) auction since 2019 -
The L&C Law community came together for the first in-person Public Interest Law Project (PILP) auction since 2019
The L&C Law community came together for the first in-person Public Interest Law Project (PILP) auction since 2019. Volunteer law students pulled together with the help of the legal community to raise close to $70,000—enough to fully fund all seven awardees, increasing the amount from $5,000 to $5,775, enabling students to serve a number of nonprofit organizations during the summer.
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