Lorraine Gerson '71 Endowed Scholarship Fund
Established by Diego Visceglia to provide financial assistance to Law School students with demonstrated financial need and are in good academic standing. Preference will be given to: 1. first generation students; or 2.Students whose individual experiences contribute to a broad range of perspectives within the student body.; or 3. students active in either the Center for Social Justice or Public Interest Law; or 4. students who demonstrate a commitment to promoting Women and Women’s Leadership issues consistent with the Women’s Leadership Advisory Committee mission and goals or students who have participated in the Women’s Law Forum Student Organization.
Criteria:
Must be a student enrolled in Seton Hall University School of Law,
Must demonstrate financial need, as determined by Financial Aid
Must be in good academic standing
First Preference:
-Seton Hall Law School
-Financial Need
-Graduate GPA 2.33
-First-generation college or law students
Second Preference:
-Seton Hall Law School
-Financial Need
-Graduate GPA 2.33
-Students who demonstrate how their background, experiences, or perspectives contribute to the diversity of the student body
Third Preference:
-Seton Hall Law School
-Financial Need
-Graduate GPA 2.33
—Participation in the Center for Social Justice or Public Interest Law
Fourth Preference:
-Seton Hall Law School
-Financial Need
-Graduate GPA 2.33
-Students who demonstrate a commitment to promoting Women and Women’s Leadership issues consistent with the Women’s Leadership Advisory Committee mission and goals or students who have participated in the Women’s Law Forum Student Organization.
- Award
- Varies
- Scopes
- First Generation, LAW - Financial Aid, Merit Based, Need based, Seton Hall Law
- Deadline
- 09/01/2026
- Supplemental Questions
- Please describe how your background, experiences, or community involvement have shaped your perspective and goals in the legal field. If applicable, include any involvement in public interest work, support for women’s leadership, or experiences that contribute to a diverse and inclusive community.