Fredric G. Levin College of Law
The University of Florida’s Levin College of Law is one of the nation’s most comprehensive public law schools, focused on advancing human dignity, social welfare and justice. Founded in 1909, the college is accredited by the American Bar Association and is a member of the Association of American Law Schools. Alumni of the college are leaders in law, business, government and education at the state and national level. No other law school has produced as many presidents of the American Bar Association in the past 20 years.
Featured Giving Opportunities
College of Law
Unrestricted to College of Law.
UF Law Student Scholarship
Unrestricted scholarship support at the Levin College of Law.
HBCU Pathway to Law Endowed Scholarship
Provide financial assistance to graduates of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) pursuing a legal education at UF Law. Gifts to the fund honor the life and legacy of John Lewis and the rich tradition of HBCUs in American higher education.
UF Law Graduate Tax Scholarships
Scholarships for professional degree-seeking students, with no additional requirements
Rachelle Bergeron Hammerling Memorial Fellowship
The Rachelle Bergeron Hammerling Memorial Fellowship Fund is established to honor the life and work of Rachelle Bergeron Hammerling (JD 10). Rachelle's life was cut short in 2019 by a senseless act of violence while she advanced the rule of law and served the people of Yap in Micronesia. The spendable income from the fund shall be used to provide financial assistance for one or more UF Law students annually who are pursuing legal experience in the areas of human rights, international civil rights, and combatting human trafficking and violence against women. The financial assistance will be in the form of a living expense stipend to be used while the student is placed in a public interest setting for little or no pay.
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A. H. Burnett Law Scholarship
GA: support need based scholarships at the Levin College of Law.
Airth, Clayton, Warren, and Sisler Scholarship
Support scholarships in College of Law.
Alan and Marcia Gassman Tax LLM Endowed Scholarship
GA: The fund will provide financial support to a seven-semester JD/LLM in Taxation student who demonstrates a strong work ethic and commitment to working in the field of tax law after graduation without regard to grade point average.
Allen L. Poucher Legal Education Series Fund
Support for Florida Law Review to bring a topical distinguished visiting professor, lecturer, expert panel or other legal expert(s) to headline an annual legal education event at the College; the event may include, but shall not be limited to , lectures, classes, open student forums, faculty seminars, reception and dinner, or other meal gatherings.
Allen Norton & Blue Endowed Book Award in Employment Law
Support teaching, research and programs at the Levin College of Law in the Dean's discretion.
American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers/Shutts & Bowen Meyers-Wolfe Memorial Tuition Scholarship
Support annual $1000 merit scholarship to student writing best paper in Matrimonial Law Seminar; balance of income to support tuition scholarships in Law.
Anti-Trust Moot Court
Anti-Trust Moot Court is a student competition for law students. Contributions will support this student competition.
Attorneys' Title Insurance Fund Instructional Endowment
Support teaching and faculty research in area of real estate law, to include, but not be limited to, adjunct faculty, term professors and lectures.
Atwood Dunwody Scholarship
Baldwin,Little,Sun and Wu Sunshine Scholarship in Law
Designated for Students with previous degrees from the top universities/colleges in China who now wish to pursue degrees offered by the College of Law. Also to be designated to cover the expenses of students in the College of Law who seek to learn more about the intersection of law and business in China by traveling to China to study, to work, or to otherwise meet with lawyers and executives.
Bayard Wickliffe Heath Memorial Lecture Series on U.S. Antitrust Policy
Support a series of annual lectures by prominent scholars on the status and enforcement of antitrust policy, particularly with respect to anti-competitive practices; donor's wish is to support generally 2 lectures annually, preferably in Feb and Oct, but with administrative flexibility as to frequency and timing depending upon speaker availability and cost per lecture; to insure adequate funding, Public Policy Center in Warrington College of Business Administration agrees to permanently co-sponsor the lecture series and provide funding for 1/2 the honoraria and other incidental costs associated with the lectures series.
Donor requests that responsibility for selecting invited scholars and arranging annual lectures be institutionalized and shared by the Director of the Public Policy Research Center in Warrington College of Business and the Dean of the Levin College of Law, or their designees. In addition, there will be an annual advisory committee, which shall include the donor, to assist in process of selecting and securing speakers. Each announcement of invited lectures should include a brief biography of Mr. Heath and his lifetime commitment to enforcement of antitrust statutes.
Benjamin F. and Marilyn Overton Endowment
GA: Support the Institute for Dispute Resolution at the Levin College of Law. (See G/A)