Karsh-Dillard Scholarships
Meet some of the Class of 2027 Karsh-Dillard Scholars, who hope to use their law degrees to work in the federal government, practice transactional law and become a judge, among other goals.
Meet some of the Class of 2027 Karsh-Dillard Scholars, who hope to use their law degrees to work in the federal government, practice transactional law and become a judge, among other goals.
The award is named in honor of Martha Lubin Karsh ’81 and Bruce A. Karsh ’80 and Virginia's fourth dean, Hardy Cross Dillard, a 1927 graduate and former judge of the International Court of Justice.
Karsh-Dillard Scholars also receive special mentoring from members of the faculty during their tenure at the Law School.
The Admissions Committee hosts a reception in the fall for Karsh-Dillard Scholars to have an initial meeting with their faculty mentors, as well as to meet fellow scholars. Pictured, Bruce A. Karsh ’80 meets a scholar.
Some of the Karsh-Dillard Scholars in the Class of 2026 plan to use their law degrees to promote innovation, become an entertainment lawyer and work in nonprofits, among other goals.