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1L Diversity Fellowship program
We believe that a diverse workplace provides superior service to our clients and an enriched environment for our lawyers and staff.
Overview
Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt is committed to fostering the growth of diversity, equity, and inclusion in the firm to reflect the rich diversity of our society and to grow diversity, equity, and inclusion in the legal profession. We believe that diverse legal teams provide superior service to our clients and improves the inclusiveness of our firm.
As one means of promoting diversity and inclusion at Schwabe, the firm has long offered opportunities for 1L students to gain real-world experience as summer associates at Schwabe. For the summer of 2025, Schwabe is again proud to partner with the Multnomah Bar Association Bar Fellows Program and the Gregoire Fellows Program.
1L FELLOWSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Multnomah Bar Association Bar Fellows Program, Gregoire Fellows Program
Schwabe is proud to partner with the Multnomah Bar Association Bar Fellows Program and the Gregoire Fellows Program again in 2024-2025. These programs provide diverse law students an opportunity to work and learn in a firm environment. To learn more about these programs, please visit:
- MBA Fellows Program (https://mbabar.org/fellows)
- Gregoire Fellows Program (University of Washington) (https://www.law.uw.edu/careers/gregoire)
- Gregoire Fellows Program (Seattle University) (https://law.seattleu.edu/careers/for-students-alumni/gregoire-fellows-program/)
Questions?
Please direct your questions to:
Michelle Baird-Johnson
Senior Director of Talent Acquisition and Integration
Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt
1211 SW 5th Avenue, Suite 1900
Portland, OR 97204
AttorneyRecruiting@schwabe.com.
Diversity
Schwabe comprises more than 160 lawyers and over 200 staff from diverse backgrounds—giving back to their communities, doing great legal work for amazing clients, and representing their communities at Schwabe.
Pro Bono
Improving access to justice and providing legal services to underserved and disadvantaged.