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2007 Giving News

 

"I credit the College with much of my success."

Hon. James Richards (Ret.)
Hammond, Indiana

"I believe the NJC is the first, and still the leading institution in this country for the training of judges."

Hon. B.B. Schraub
Seguin, TX

The National Judicial College provides scholarship assistance to meet the educational needs of our nation's judges. We work with chief justices, state court administrators, and state judicial educators to ensure that you and your colleagues have the very best opportunity to participate in an outstanding educational experience. In the last ten years, the NJC has awarded over 2,500 scholarships.

Current Endowed and Named Scholarships

Barco-Duratz - Pennsylvania judges (Zone 7 preference)
Walter H. Beckham, Jr., Esq. - Dade County, FL judges
Bretzlaff/Van Allen - No restrictions
Caramella - No restrictions
Coombs - No restrictions
Hearst - No restrictions
Charles W. Matthews, Esq. - Texas judges
Michael Pope, Esq. - Cook County, IL judges
BB Schraub - Texas general jurisdiction judges
Ernst John Watts - no restrictions
Louis J. Weiner, Jr. - no restrictions

State-Specific Scholarships Funds (grant funded)

Rhode Island Foundation - Rhode Island judges
North Carolina State Bar Plan for IOLTA- North Carolina judges
South Carolina Bar Foundation, Inc.- South Carolina judges

Foundations, Organizations, Privately Funded Scholarships

M.R. Bauer Foundation - Illinois circuit court (civil mediation) judges
NJC Scholarship Fund - no restrictions
Charles H. Stout Foundation - family court courses
Florida Chapter of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers - Florida judges (family court courses)

How to give to the Scholarship Fund: Donate online or contact Gretchen Alt Sawyer at (775) 327-8257 or alt@judges.org for more information on how you can make a difference in judicial education.