We are committed to making a Colorado Law education as affordable as possible. Thanks to our community of alumni and friends, we are able to award hundreds of scholarships each year. Described below are our gift-funded scholarships.Ìý

These scholarships (and their accompanying descriptions) are subject to change at any time and without notice as new scholarships are created and as available funding changes. While we expect to be able to award all listed scholarships, it is possible that funding or other constraints will impact availability.

Each spring, theÌýAdmissions and Financial Aid Committee sends out more information about these scholarships, including the application packet.

SCHULTZ SCHOLARSHIPS

  • Schultz Wildcat ScholarshipÌý-ÌýThis scholarship will provide full tuition for one year to the most deserving second or third-year student who is interested in a career in natural resources law, environmental law, and/or energy law, and demonstrates the qualities described in the scholarship details. The Schultz Wildcat Scholarship is currently Colorado Law’s only named full-tuition scholarship.
  • John & Cynthia Schultz Law ScholarshipsÌý- These scholarships were established by John Schultz (’53) and his late wife Cynthia in 2004, and are awarded to second or third-year students who demonstrate financial need (though this need not be mentioned in the essay), a willingness to work hard and take risks, and an entrepreneurial spirit.

BARASH SCHOLARSHIP

  • Dan Barash Scholarship -ÌýThe Dan Barash Scholarship was established in memory of Dan Barash (’02) by his parents, Norma and Paul G. Barash and family. His scholarship will be awarded to a student who has demonstrated interest in criminal defense work through current or past enrollment in a criminal clinic, participation in a Public Defender Office internship or externship or related work before or during law school, and/or intention to work for the Colorado Office of the Public Defender or another indigent defense services provider. The Dan Barash Scholarship is currently Colorado Law's only named scholarship for two full-tuition awards.

AMERICAN INDIAN LAW SCHOLARSHIP

  • Frank E. (Sam) Maynes Scholarship - The Maynes Scholarship, established by the Durango firm of Maynes Bradford Shipps & Sheftel LLP, is a need-based scholarship awarded to a Colorado Law student with an interest in American Indian Law or water law.

BUSINESS LAW SCHOLARSHIPS

  • The Buck Family Law Scholarship - Awarded to one or more second or third-year students who are interested in doing in-house transactional work, particularly in the energy industry.
  • Graduate School of Banking Scholarship - Awarded to students with an interest in a banking, finance, transactions, compliance, or securities industry career.
  • Sarah L. Rector Memorial Scholarship - Sarah Louise Rector graduated from the University of Colorado Law School in 2010. While in law school she took part in the Entrepreneurial Law Clinic, and that experience helped shape her future career ambitions. She passed away March 16, 2013, after a brief illness. This scholarship was established in Sarah's memory by her parents, grandmother and Cooley, LLP. The scholarship is awarded each year to a student who embodies Sarah's spirit. Special consideration is given to students who participate in the School's entrepreneurship program with a preference given to students who participate in the School's Entrepreneurial Law Clinic.
  • The Yaley Family Law Scholarship - Awarded to one or more second or third-year law students who demonstrate academic excellence and are interested in pursuing an in-house legal career, particularly with respect to transactional and international legal matters.

CRIMINAL DEFENSE SCHOLARSHIPS

  • Melanie Ruth Vogl Memorial ScholarshipÌý- This scholarship was established by a gift from her estate to be awarded to students who have demonstrated outstanding trial advocacy skills and who desire to practice public interest law in the office of a public defender. Preference will be given to a 3L student.
  • Bryan Shaha Scholarship - Awarded annually to one or more deserving students who have indicated a desire to work in indigent legal services/poverty law upon graduation from the Law School. Indications may include, but are not limited to, participating or having participated in the clinical program, interning for the state public defender or other indigent legal services providers, and intending to work for the Colorado Office of the Public Defender or other indigent services provider upon graduation. Preference will be given to a 3L student.Ìý

ENVIRONMENTAL & NATURAL RESOURCES SCHOLARSHIPS

  • Conscience Bay Company Endowed Scholarship - Awarded to second or third year law students who have demonstrated academic ability, leadership skills, and entrepreneurial initiative in the fields of natural resources or real estate.
  • Frances Green Sustainability Scholarship - This scholarship is for a second or third year student who has demonstrated a commitment to working for sustainability and/or the problem of reversing climate change. The recipient commits to spending 50 hours of volunteer work at an environmental organization or advocacy group pursuant to the Public Service Pledge.
  • Tom Lustig Environmental Scholarship - This scholarship, established in 2010 by Paula Connelly (’76) in memory of her husband Tom (’74), is awarded to one or more students interested in pursuing a career in public interest environmental law. Preference may be given to those who have participated in or are participating in the Natural Resources Clinic.
  • The Charles N. Woodruff Fellowship - Established by the Boulder law firm of Moses, Wittemyer, Harrison and Woodruff, PC, in memory of Charles Woodruff (’67). Mr. Woodruff grew up in Walden, Colorado, and became a highly successful water resources lawyer. This fellowship promotes excellence in the practice of natural resources law and is awarded to a student from rural Colorado who demonstrates academic excellence and functions as an intern in the Getches – Wilkinson Center for Natural Resources, Energy, and the Environment.

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND TECHNOLOGY SCHOLARSHIPS

  • Level 3 Law and Technology Scholarship - This scholarship was created by Level 3 Communications, an international communications company, headquartered in Broomfield, Colorado, to assist law students who are pursuing careers in technology law.
  • James R. McBride Scholarship - Established in 2008 by Janet L. McBride in memory of her brother James (’64), a patent attorney, this scholarship is awarded to an outstanding student interested in intellectual property law.
  • Tuttle Family Scholarship - Awarded to a student that has demonstrated a commitment to the practice of technology law.

PUBLIC INTEREST SCHOLARSHIPS

  • The Davis Graham & Stubbs Scholarship -ÌýThis scholarship will be awarded to students who show commitment to improvement of the legal profession and enlargement of its contributions to the public interest, demonstrated workÌýin the public sector delivering legal services to people who could not afford it (e.g., on behalf of the Legal Defense Fund or other programs) and nterest in pursuing a career in trial law (if applicable).
  • Kenneth N. Kripke and Derril K. Kripke Scholarship -ÌýThis scholarship will be awarded to students who show commitment to improvement of the legal profession and enlargement of its contributions to the public interest, demonstrated workÌýin the public sector delivering legal services to people who could not afford it (e.g., on behalf of the Legal Defense Fund or other programs) and nterest in pursuing a career in trial law (if applicable).

TAX, ESTATE, AND ELDER LAW SCHOLARSHIPS

  • The William J. Bowe Scholarships - Awarded to students who show good scholastic ability in law school, have financial need, and demonstrate an interest in practicing in estate planning and taxation. The fund was established by fellow faculty members and friends of the late Professor Emeritus William J. Bowe.
  • Michael Regis Savage Law Scholarship - This scholarship was established by Michael Regis Savage (’96) to support Colorado Law students. Special consideration may be given to students with an interest in tax law and who demonstrate financial need.
  • Chayet & Danzo, LLC, Colorado Elder Law Scholarship - This scholarship was established by Marco Chayet (’97) and Frank Danzo (’95) of the Denver firm in 2010, is awarded to one or more students interested in pursuing a career in the area of elder law and/or probate and estates to assist the elderly, disabled and incapacitated and their families in times of need. This can be demonstrated by their choices of coursework (estates, probate, trusts, estate planning, or wills & trusts), legal aid clinics and externships. Preference for a 2L or 3L based on merit and student participation in mock/moot court competitions, writing competitions, and trial advocacy in elder law, estates, probate, trusts, etc.

CHARACTER AND PERSONAL EXCELLENCE SCHOLARSHIPS

  • Class of 2008 Jennifer Lee Shelton Scholarship - Jenn Shelton was a cherished member of the Class of 2008 at the University of Colorado Law School who unexpectedly passed away as a 3L. The Class of 2008, the Shelton family, and Jenn’s friends honor her memory with this scholarship, which is to be given to one or more third-year law students who embody Jenn’s spirit of untiring love of life.
  • Clifford J. Calhoun Scholarship - An award to a second or third-year law student who demonstrates academic excellence and the characteristics of Professor Emeritus Clifford J. Calhoun: intellectual ability of a high order with a commitment to enhance the classroom experience for all of his or her fellow students and prodigious integrity with an absence of self-aggrandizement.
  • Earnest-Johnson/Christian Legal Society Scholarship - An award to a student who demonstrates a commitment to the principles and values that Hillary Earnest Johnson exemplifies: strong academic skills and a demonstrated commitment to a virtuous lifestyle and professional excellence.
  • Gary Woods Family Scholarship - The Gary Woods Family Scholarship, established in 2010 by Sandra Woods and family in memory of her husband Gary A. Woods (’70), is awarded to one second or third year student who exhibits Gary’s balance in life: academic purpose and broad life interests and experience (including athletics and community activities).
  • J. Brad Bernthal Endowed Scholarship - The Bernthal Scholarship was established by the generosity of one of Brad’s former students, Kaleb Sieh ’09, and a close colleague and friend, Jason Mendelson. Established in late 2014, the fund provides scholarships to individuals who embody the spirit of Professor Brad Bernthal. The scholarship will be given to students with an entrepreneurial (not an entitlement) mentality; students focused on giving to others, not on their own self-aggrandizement; and students with a growth mindset who are committed to self-improvement.
  • Robert M. Gilbert (Class of ’38) Scholarship - An award to one or more deserving students, with special consideration to students who embody the qualities of Gilbert, particularly business acumen, willingness to take risks, entrepreneurial spirit, leadership, integrity and well- rounded interests and pursuits.
  • Rodney Lewis Scholarship -ÌýEstablished by the Class of 2004, this scholarship is awarded to one second or third-year law student who exhibits Rodney’s qualities of a desire for learning, a love of life, and a dedication to one’s community (law school or other community). Preference is given to an applicant committed to using his or her law degree in the field of education. Financial need may be considered.
  • Victor Quinn Scholarship - A scholarship to one or more students with financial need. A short essay describing an ethical issue you confronted and how you resolved it must be submitted with your application. The ethical issue need not be limited to a legal issue.Ìý
  • J. J. Witt Memorial Law Scholarship - This scholarship was established by the Class of 2001, to be awarded to a student who best exhibits qualities like J. J. These qualities include a positive outlook, a cheerful disposition, a sense of humor, and a sincere desire to see his or her peers and colleagues benefit as much as possible from their own pursuit of the Juris Doctor. Financial need may be considered. Students should nominate others to receive this scholarship.Ìý

COMMITMENT TO DIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS

  • Commitment to Diversity Group - The following scholarships are primarily awarded to students who have strong academic achievement, and have contributed to a diverse student body. Need is a factor for these scholarships.Ìý

Betsy LevinÌý
Caplan & Earnest
Philip and Mildred Danielson
Michael A. Geller
Joel H. Greenstein
Don Sears
Penfield Tate II

  • Asian Pacific Bar Association of Colorado Minoru Yasui Scholarship - This scholarship will be awarded to second or third-year students who are active in the Asian/Pacific American community and show a demonstrated interest in the mission of the Asian Pacific Bar Association of Colorado, financial need, and academic performance.
  • CHBA Louise Romero Memorial Scholarship - This scholarship will be awarded to a student in good standing, who demonstrates financial need, and has made or is committed to make significant contributions to the Hispanic or Latino community in Colorado.
  • Gordon G. Greiner Endowed Scholarship - This scholarship goes to a second or third-year law student with financial need, an interest in Constitutional Law, and who promotes the University’s policy to achieve a diverse student body.
  • Jack N. Hyatt Scholarship - This scholarship is for students who identify as Jewish and are of modest means. Please do not discuss need in your essay.
  • Lambda Liberation Endowed ScholarshipÌý- This scholarship will be awarded to students demonstrating a commitment to the LGBTQ community and/or contributing to the advancement of LGBTQ equality, who seek a career inÌý the law, and, if a recipient is so inclined, to use their law degree to advocate for the LGBTQ community.
  • Law Class of 1994 Seumsap Ly Scholarship -ÌýThis scholarship is awarded to students who demonstrate a commitment to issues of importance to the Asian community and/or who contribute to the Asian community.
  • Merchant & Gould Scholarship -ÌýThe scholarship is awarded to students who assist in the achievement of a diverse student body. Preference is also given to those students with an interest in IP law.
  • OUTLaw Scholarship -ÌýThe OUTLaw Scholarship, established in 2010 by the OUTLaw student organization at Colorado Law and supported by the Colorado GLBT Bar Association, is awarded to one incoming student who is interested in LGBTQ issues or who is an active member of OUTLaw, the LGBTQ student organization at Colorado Law. First preference may be given to a person with demonsrated financial need. Second preference may be given to a person who has participated actively in LGBT social justice issues.
  • Phyllis E. Lucero Scholarship -ÌýMichelle Lucero ’89 established the Phyllis E. Lucero Law Scholarship to honor the legacy of her mother. The scholarship is intended to help students who have faced unusual adversity in their young lives and to make it possible for prospective students to attend college who would, under normal circumstances, have no other way to pay for school. It is awarded to students based on merit and financial need with a demonstrated commitment to the Hispanic/Latino community and/or contributing to the study of Hispanic/Latino culture, education and history.
  • William E. & Maxine Rentfro Law Scholarship - To assist in the achievement of a diverse student body by providing a need-based scholarship to a student committed to protecting and preserving human and civil rights and to improving the lot of those seeking full participation in the American dream: racial minorities, immigrants, laborers, and others.

COMMUNITY-CENTERED SCHOLARSHIPS

  • Ann B. Frick Student Support Scholarship - Awarded to a deserving student committed to public service and/or women’s issues.
  • Aurora Bar Association Scholarship - The Aurora Bar Association Scholarship is awarded to one second or third year student who is a resident of Aurora, plans to pursue a legal career in Aurora, or demonstrates another strong tie to the City of Aurora. Financial need may be considered.
  • The Jean S. Breitenstein Law Clerks Scholarship - One award to a third-year student without regard to residency who demonstrates academic ability and achievement, has financial need, and expresses a desire to enter the private practice of law in Colorado. The fund from which the award is made was established by former law clerks of the late Judge Breitenstein of the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals. Selected finalists have a telephone interview with the Financial Aid Committee.
  • Colorado Women’s Bar Association (CWBA) Scholarship - One scholarship will be awarded to a second or third year student who is a member and active participant in the CWBA, has financial need, and has a demonstrated interest in the mission of the CWBA.
  • Judge Gary M. Kramer – Dr. Susan I. Fixman Scholarship - As a student at Colorado Law, Judge Kramer was the grateful beneficiary of scholarships. Dr. Fixman and Judge Kramer established this scholarship, and distributions will provide support to students in the Law School who commit to actively engaging in public service in Colorado.
  • J.D. MacFarlane Scholarship - Awarded to students who demonstrate an interest in public service.
  • Roberts Family Colorado Public Service Scholarship - Awarded to a second or third-year students who graduated from a Colorado high school outside the Denver/Boulder area and who have an interest in pursuing a career in public service or in practicing in Colorado outside of the Denver/Boulder area upon graduation.

SERVICE SCHOLARSHIP

  • Law Alumni Scholarship - given to a deserving student who has demonstrated academic achievement, financial need, and service to the law school community. Funds for this scholarship are generated from the Law Alumni Banquet.

SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES SCHOLARSHIPS

  • Conrad and Cheryl Swanson Scholarship - Scholarship will be awarded to a student who had full-time work experience prior to law school.
  • Eklund Family Scholarship -ÌýThe Eklund Family Scholarship was established by Carl ("Spike") and Nan Eklund and is awarded to a student who had full time work experience prior to law school. Spike is a "double-Buff" and graduated from Colorado Law in 1971. Nan graduated from the CU medical school in 1987. Their daughter and son-in-law, Jessica "J.J." and Michael McGawn, graduated from Colorado Law in 2000.
  • BBG Construction Law Scholarship - Awarded to students with (a) either (i) demonstrated substantial work experience (of not less than two years) in the construction industry, which could include real estate development, construction management, engineering, or architecture.
  • Matt Bond Scholarship - Awarded to a promising law student who has overcome adversity, with a preference for students who were the first in their family’s history to attend college.
  • Thomas and Claire Brown Scholarship - Awarded to a law student who returned to law school with children and whose employment opportunities (or those of the spouse) are restricted.
  • Cheney Galluzzi & Howard, LLC, Kick-Ass Trial Lawyer Scholarship - Awarded to a student with demonstrated excellence in trial advocacy, with a preference for participants in mock trial competitions. Students should be interested in pursuing a career in criminal defense, personal injury, or public defense.
  • Robert M. Gilbert Law Scholarship - An award to a non-traditional student, particularly one who exceeds 30 years of age who may also be a single parent or individual in life transition such as a career change, divorce or widowhood; to assist an individual who is trying to better their life by attending law school, and needs financial assistance in order to achieve this goal.
  • Hoskin, Farina, and Kampf Scholarship - Awarded to a student from the Western Slope of Colorado or elsewhere who wants to practice on the Western Slope.
  • Harold Taft King and Thelma Owen King Memorial Scholarship - Awarded to students working their way through law school.
  • Shawn Stigler and Alex Nelson Alpine Endeavors Law Scholarship - Established in 2004, this scholarship will be awarded to a third year student who in his or her first two years of law school demonstrated a passion for the alpine sports (skiing, snowboarding, telemarking, etc.). Submit a list illustrating your pursuit of excellence in and love for the alpine sports in spite of the rigors of the legal curricula.
  • Donald S. Stubbs Scholarship - Awarded to children of families operating a ranch/farm or closely-related industries in Colorado, with financial need, and strong academic performance.
  • Judi Wolf Scholarship - Awarded to one or more third year law students. Special consideration is given to students with demonstrated commitment to using their legal education for advocacy and representation on behalf of women and issues impacting the lives of women. An interest in the performing arts will also be given special consideration. Financial need will be considered but is not determinative.
  • Leon and Dora Wolf Scholarship - Awarded to 3L students in the top 15% of their class, who have made substantial commitments working on the University of Colorado Law Review.
  • Academic Achievement Scholarship -Ìýawarded to students who demonstrate superior academic achievement.
  • Colorado Law Community Scholarship -Ìýawarded to deserving students who substantially contribute to the community of Colorado Law.
  • Colorado Opportunities Scholarship -Ìýawarded to students who did qualifying summer work in a community outside the Denver/Boulder metro areas.

ACADEMIC MERIT AND/OR FINANCIAL NEED

  • Law Class of 1959 Scholarship - awarded to a deserving student demonstrating financial need.
  • Law Class of 1960 Scholarship - awarded to a deserving student demonstrating financial need.
  • Law Class of 1965 Scholarship -Ìýawarded to a student demonstrating both academic achievement and financial need.
  • Law Class of 1966 Scholarship - awarded to a deserving law student.
  • Law Class of 1968 Scholarship - awarded to a deserving law student.
  • Law Class of 1969 Scholarship - awarded to a deserving law student.
  • Law Class of 1976 ScholarshipÌý- awarded to a deserving law student.
  • Law Class of 1991 ScholarshipÌý- Ìýawarded to a student demonstrating both academic achievement and financial need.
  • Law Class of 1996 Scholarship - awarded to a deserving law student.
  • Harold H. Bruff Scholarship - awarded to a deserving law student.
  • Edward C. King Scholarship - awarded to a deserving law student.
  • Margaret Choi and Woon Ki Lau Scholarship - awarded to a deserving law student.
  • Samuel and Frances Dazzo Scholarship - awarded to a student demonstrating both academic achievement and financial need.
  • John D. Fleming and Charles J. Kelly Memorial ScholarshipÌý- awarded to a student demonstrating both academic achievement and financial need.
  • Benjamin S. Galland Scholarship - awarded to a student demonstrating both academic achievement and financial need, and has an interest in being a practicing lawyer or becoming a teacher.
  • Chief Justice Francis J. Knauss and Emma Gurr Knauss Scholarship - Ìýawarded to a student demonstrating both academic achievement and financial need.
  • Chuck Mau ScholarshipÌý- awarded to a student demonstrating both academic achievement and financial need.
  • Jules Milstein Scholarship - awarded to a deserving law student.
  • Kristen Mix ScholarshipÌý-Ìýawarded to a student who demonstrates leadership skills and financial need.
  • El Pomar Foundation ScholarshipÌý-Ìýawarded to a deserving student in good standing, who is a resident of Colorado.
  • John W. Reed Scholarship -Ìýawarded to a deserving law student.
  • Charles S. and Havis C. Motisher Scholarship -Ìýawarded to a deserving student who demonstrates financial need.
  • Ira C. Rothgerber, Jr. Scholarship - awarded to a student demonstrating both academic achievement and financial need.
  • Royal C. Rubright and Lynnell Rubright ScholarshipÌý- awarded to a student demonstrating both academic achievement and financial need.
  • William O. DeSouchet Scholarship -Ìýawarded to the most deserving student from each Trial Advocacy class.
  • Calkins, Kramer, Grimshaw and Harring Scholarship - awarded to a student demonstrating academic achievement.
  • John A. Cross Scholarship - awarded to a student demonstrating academic achievement.
  • Chief Justice Luis D. Rovira Scholarship -Ìýawarded to the most outstanding 3L student based on their performance in Constitutional Law classes.
  • Peter C. Dietze Endowed Scholarship -ÌýEstablished to honor Peter C. Dietze ’62 who co-founded the Dietze and Davis, P.C. law firm in 1972 and retired after a long and accomplished career in real estate title insurance law, this scholarship is awarded to students with financial need, with a preference for students intending to practice in Colorado.
  • The Polsinelli Scholarship - established in 2016 by the firm's Denver office to provideÌýsupport to a deserving law student.

LILAC FUNDING SOURCES

  • David Getches
  • Gene R. Nichol Public Interest
  • Moses Lasky
  • John Grund Memorial
  • Brownstein Hyatt Farber

ADMITTED (1L) STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS

Please note that 1L scholarships are awarded based on information included in incoming students’ law school applications. Unlike 2L and 3L scholarships, most 1L scholarship funding does not come through gift-funds. However, for reference, the following gift-fund scholarships are available to incoming 1L students.

  • Judge Alfred A. Arraj Scholarship - Established by the former clerks of Judge Alfred A. Arraj (’28) to honor this distinguished member of the Federal District Court, is awarded to first-year students and Colorado residents who demonstrate financial eligibility.
  • Bernard J. Seeman Scholarship -ÌýEndowed by the will of Grace Seeman in memory of her brother, Bernard J. Seeman (’17), and this scholarship is awarded to first-year students who demonstrate the highest academic credentials, as well as respect for our American system of justice.
  • John and Nancy Wittemyer Scholarship - This scholarship is awarded to a deserving first-year student who demonstrates outstanding academic achievement.
  • Brooke Wunnicke Scholarship - Established by the law firm of Hall & Evans LLC in honor of their colleague, Brooke Wunnicke (’45), this scholarship is awarded to a first-year student with financial need who has demonstrated a record of academic excellence and service to his or her community.
  • Andy Fisher Memorial Scholarship - Established in Andy’s memory by members of his Class of 1990 in honor of their 20th reunion and supported by the Class of 1992, Andy’s colleagues at the Denver law firm of Nathan, Bremer, Dumm and Myers, and friends and family.Ìý It is awarded to one or more deserving incoming students who graduated from a Colorado high school or who completed an undergraduate degree at the University of Colorado.
  • Philip J. Weiser Scholarship - Recipients will have a commitment to public service, a record of entrepreneurial initiative and leadership, and demonstrated academic achievement and intellectual curiosity.
  • Donald S. Stubbs ScholarshipÌý-ÌýAwarded to a student who shows academic achievement and promise as a practicing community lawyer, demonstrates financial need and comes from a ranching or farming background in Colorado.
  • Clifford I. Arinaga ScholarshipÌý- Awarded to a student with demonstrated interest in public service.
  • Law Class of 1984 ScholarshipÌý- Awarded to students who show academic promise and demonstrate financial aid.
  • Dale K. Lewis ScholarshipÌý- Awarded to an incoming 1L student.
  • Faegre Baker Daniels Future Leaders Scholarship - Awarded to a student who assists in the achievement of a diverse student body.
  • Holland & Hart Scholarship - Awarded to a student who assists in the achievement of a diverse student body.
  • Judge Walker Miller Memorial Scholarship - Awarded to a student who demonstrates academic achievement, financial need, and is from rural Colorado.
  • Robert and Jane Wheeler Nagel Scholarship - Awarded to a student who demonstrates financial need.
  • James E. Scarboro Scholarship - Awarded to a student ho demonstrates academic achievement, interested in public service, shows ethical conduct and has strong writing skills.
  • Austin Scott, Jr. Scholarship - Awarded to a student who demonstrates academic achievement.
  • Pay It Forward (Stark) ScholarshipÌý- Awarded to promising students who can make important contributions to Colorado Law.
  • Ted Woods Memorial ScholarshipÌý- Awarded to a student who contributes to a diverse student body and was distinguished athletically/academically at the University of Colorado, also has financial need.
  • William C. McLearn ScholarshipÌý- Awarded to a student who demonstrates academic excellence and a commitment to public service.
  • John and Nancy Wittemyer Scholarship - Awarded to a deserving student.

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