Williams Fellowship

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Williams Fellowship

The candidate will includes identifying appropriate subjects for reports and recommendations through extensive research and analysis; working with outside consultants in preparing reports and recommendations; drafting research reports; planning workshops and other similar events; presenting research findings to the Conference’s members; speaking at meetings of the Conference, professional associations, and law schools about the Conference’s work; and assisting with the implementation of the Conference’s recommendations. Must have existing academics or graduates of law schools or PhD programs with a scholarly interest in administrative law. Must have scholarly record in the administrative law area (e.g., law review publications, treatises, articles, academic presentations) and his or her work experience (including prior positions in academia, work at a law firm or government agency, judicial clerkship, etc.).

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Administrative Conference of the United States
Reeve T. Bull
1120 20th St. NW Suite 706 South
Washington
District of Columbia
United States 20036
Website : http://www.acus.gov/