Temple Trains Trial Lawyers

This fund provides scholarships to three rising 3L law students annually who have excelled in developing advocacy skills. Recipients will be known as Stern Trial Advocacy Scholars.

To a student with a demonstrated interest/background in trial advocacy.

To a student who has demonstrated an interest and success in the skills needed to be an exceptional advocate, or to an upper level law student selected to participate on the Trial Team.

Established in 2009 by Stewart J. Eisenberg ‘80 to provide support for the education and training of law students to pursue careers in trial law. Preference is given to students who seek to gain experience with a firm that primarily represents plaintiffs.

Established by Gerald D. Garfinkle, Class of 1967, and his partner, Scott K. Corbman, this fund provides scholarships to students who demonstrate financial need and aptitude in the study of trial advocacy, with priority consideration given to students from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Established in 2010, this scholarship provides assistance to a law student who has financial need and a demonstrated interest or achievement in trial advocacy or alternative dispute resolution.

Established by the family of Samuel Polsky, this scholarship is awarded to a deserving student who participated in the Temple Moot Court Competition.

This scholarship provides an annual scholarship to a law student, with a preference given to a student enrolled in the Trial Advocacy program.

Created in memory of Edwin L. Scherlis ’64, this scholarship provides financial assistance to a student who excels in the area of Trial Advocacy.