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.
The Student Fellows Program takes place each Fall semester at Georgetown Law. The program aims to connect Georgetown Law students with the nation’s leading experts on constitutional law. The program consists of lunchtime conversations followed by Q&A sessions with our distinguished guests. As a qualifying member of the Student Fellows Program, each Fellow will receive a special lifetime gift from the Center and the ability to indicate the qualification on your resume.
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.
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Fall 2024 Programming
Book Launch: A Life for Liberty: The Making of an American Originalist
Randy Barnett, Patrick Hotung Professor of Constitutional Law & Faculty Director of the Georgetown Center for the Constitution
Tuesday, September 10th | 12:15 pm | McDonough 140
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The Common Good
Matthew Mehan, Associate Dean & Assistant Professor of Government at Hillsdale College
Thursday, September 12th | 12:15 pm | McDonough 203
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The Administrative State and the Rule of Law
Michael Buschbacher, Partner at Boyden Gray PLLC
Tuesday, October 1st | 12:15 pm | McDonough 201
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American Covenant: How the Constitution Unifies Our Nation and Could Again
Yuval Levin, Director of Social, Cultural, and Constitutional Studies at the American Enterprise Institute (AEI)
Tuesday, October 8th | 12:15 pm | McDonough 201
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A Tale of Two Constitutions: A Comparison of Methods of Constitutional Interpretation in the United States and Hungary
Márton Sulyok, PhD, Visiting Fellow at the Georgetown Center for the Constitution and Head of the Public Law Center at MCC Law School in Hungary
Tuesday, October 29th | 12:15 pm | McDonough 200
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Religious Freedom and the Administrative State
Roger Severino, Vice President of Domestic Policy & The Joseph C. and Elizabeth A. Anderlik Fellow at the Heritage Foundation
Monday, November 4th | 1:00 pm | McDonough 425
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The New Deal’s War on the Bill of Rights: The Untold Story of FDR’s Concentration Camps, Censorship, and Mass Surveillance
David Beito, Professor Emeritus at the University of Alabama
Thursday, November 7th | 12:15 pm | McDonough 200
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The Original Meaning of “Police Powers” in the Early Republic: Some Preliminaries
The Collective-Action Constitution
Neil Siegel, David W. Ichel Professor of Law and Professor of Political Science at Duke Law School
Thursday, November 21st | 12:15 pm | McDonough 203
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- Alexa Gervasi on Qualified Immunity
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- Helen Norton on the First Amendment
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- Marc DeGirolami on Dobbs and Bruen
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- Aziz Huq on Constitutional Remedies
Georgetown Law students at the National Archives in April 2022