Squire Patton Boggs Names New Public Policy Fellows (2)

Squire Patton Boggs Foundation will recognize its largest public policy fellowship class at this year’s annual fellowship breakfast on July 17.

Sixteen law schools and the Collège D’Europe in Bruges, Belgium, participate in the program that includes 23 students this year.

The goal is to promote an interest in public service and pro bono work, and to make it possible for students to fulfill their passions, Squire Patton Boggs Foundation President John Oberdorfer said.

The work they’re doing is “pretty overwhelming and very inspiring,” he said.

Fellows work at government agencies, immigration clinics, and nonprofits to tackle issues like criminal ...