Judge Mary Rudd-Robinson
Scholarship Application
Named in honor of Broward County’s first African-American female judge in 1989, this scholarship will be awarded to a rising 2L or 3L student of African-American descent who has maintained strong academic performance during law school. This scholarship shall be awarded to one Law student who is an active member of BLSA.
Qualifications and Deadline
March 28, 2025
Judge Mary Rudd Robinson Essay prompt
As a future attorney, how do you view the relationship between education and social justice?
How can the legal profession play a role in the debate around the banning of certain books?
The following requirements must be completed to be considered for the scholarship:
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Be a rising 2L or 3L law student of African-American descent.
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Currently attending an accredited law school in the State of Florida.
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Have a minimum GPA of a 2.5 on the UNOFFICIAL transcript uploaded at the time of application. (Ideal candidate will have demonstrated a solid academic performance during law school).
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Written communication demonstrated in completed Essay (750 words typed).
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Upload a 4x6 photograph (HEADSHOT ONLY) that is clear and may be used for publication.
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250-word biography that may be used for publication. **
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Draft Application Intro:
Completed applications must be submitted no later than Friday, March 28, 2025.
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This scholarship provides financial assistance to students who demonstrate solid academic performance and have overcome obstacles before or during their law school journey.
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Scholarship recipients will be announced on Friday, April 25, 2025, and recognized on Saturday, June 14, 2025, at the 33rd Annual Scholarship, Awards, and Installation Gala. Scholarship recipients should make every effort to be in attendance.