Scholarship
The Nanda Center advances and fulfills its mission by building out interdisciplinary research and scholarship programs on cross-cutting issues in international law. The Center's scholarship-focused programs further its focus on promoting the rule of law and justice as a hub of expertise within the Sturm College of Law. Learn more about the Nanda Center's contributions to international law scholarship by choosing an item from the list below.
Leonard v.B. Sutton Writing Competition
Held annually since 1967, this competition is for Denver Law Students who may write on any area of international or comparative law.
Papers & Research
The Center supports the research, development, and publishing of essays or reports that contribute to the debate on a certain topic in international law.
Student Stipends for Experiential Opportunities in International Law
The Nanda Center awards stipends to help support student participation in international law related events and internships, for example, to attend international law conferences, moot court competitions, and interning at a domestic or international organization with an international or comparative law focus.
Brooks Nanda Russian Law Fellowship
Currently on hiatus due to global tensions, the Brooks Nanda Russian Law Fellows program, established in 1993, provided the opportunity for a graduate student from Moscow State University Law School to become immersed in how the rule of law works in the U.S. with the goal of fostering goodwill and commitment toward improving legal and political understanding between Russia and the United States.
