Student Fellows
The Student Fellows Program is a crucial part of the Center's mission to integrate Georgetown Law students into the broader conversation on the proper method of constitutional interpretation through interaction with leading scholars, judges, and practitioners.
Become a Student Fellow
The Georgetown Center for the Constitution affords law student the opportunity to join the Student Fellows Program.
Membership in the Student Fellows Program provides special access to activities such as lunchtime conversations with the nation’s leading experts on constitutional law, discussions with authors in a Recent Books on the Constitution series, and private meetings with speakers prior to co-sponsored Center events. As a qualifying member of the Student Fellows Program, Each student fellow also receives a special lifetime gift from the Center.
To become a Student Fellow, attend at least four Center-sponsored events in the Fall semester. Events are posted on our website, the OSL broadcast, and through our mailing list. To receive credit for your attendance, please complete the sign-in sheet.
MailingList
Fall 2023 Programming
The Consequences of Judicial Activism: Israel as a Case Study
Yonatan Green, Fellow at the Georgetown Center for the Constitution
Wednesday, September 20th | 12:00 pm | McDonough 140
Add the event to your Google Calendar here.
Tenth Annual Salmon P. Chase Distinguished Lecture: What History and the Historians Have Gotten Wrong About Salmon Chase
Thursday, September 28th | 6:30pm | The Heritage Foundation
Please register for your free ticket by using this link.
How the Court Became Supreme: The Origins of American Juristocracy
Paul Moreno, Professor of History at Hillsdale College
Tuesday, October 3rd | 12:15 pm | McDonough 201
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Who Supervises the Morality of Law?
Andrew DeLoach, Professor of Law at Trinity Law School
Thursday, October 12th | 12:15 pm | McDonough 141
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Religious Liberty and the American Founding
Vincent Phillip Muñoz, Professor of Law at the University of Notre Dame
Tuesday, October 24th | 12:15 pm | McDonough 201
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The Classical and Christian Origins of American Politics
Justin Buckley Dyer and Kody W. Cooper, Professors at the University of Texas at Austin and the University of Tennessee, Chattanooga.
Tuesday, November 7th | 12:15 pm | McDonough 203
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Baby Ninth Amendments: How Americans Embraced Unenumerated Rights and Why It Matters
Anthony Sanders, Director of the Center for Judicial Engagement at the Institute for Justice
Wednesday, November 8th | 3:30pm | McDonough 201
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The Nation That Never Was: Reconstructing America’s Story
Kermit Roosevelt, Professor of Law at the University of Pennsylvania
Tuesday, November 21st | 12:15 pm | McDonough 201
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For additional information on our past events, please visit the following page on our website:
- Alexa Gervasi on Qualified Immunity
- Helen Norton on the First Amendment
- Marc DeGirolami on Dobbs and Bruen
- Aziz Huq on Constitutional Remedies

Georgetown Law students at the National Archives in April 2022