GW PIT Foundry of DC
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Keywords
public interest technology , PIT , policy , policy - Tech , Career Pathways and Pipelines
Project
Authors
Nunziato, Dawn
Daskal, Jennifer
Corn, Gary
Lateef, Mtima
Date Submitted
2021-04
Material Type
Report
Secondary Material Type
Institution
George Washington University
Industry Partner
License
CC BY
Funding Source
Network Challenge Grant 2
Additional Public Access
https://www.skillscommons.org/bitstream/handle/taaccct/18881
Abstract
The mission of The Public Interest Technology Commons of DC (PIT Commons) is to initiate a paradigm shift on the career pipeline and placement front towards a collaborative and inclusive model of preparing law students, regardless of their home institution, to be leaders in the field of public interest technology. PIT Commons builds upon existing student and professional enthusiasm to advance this paradigm shift in professional and career development in the public interest technology space. PIT Commons is led by GW Law with support from Professors Jennifer Daskal and Gary Corn at American University and Professor Lateef Mtima at Howard University. PIT Commons receives additional support from the Institute for Intellectual Property and Social Justice – a DC area think-tank that addresses the social justice implications of intellectual property law and policy – and the Internet Law and Policy (ILP) Foundry – a network of emerging and established professionals passionate about Internet law and policy who
are proven career development mentors in this space.
Industry (NAISC)
Public Interest Technology -- Technology -- Private
Occupation (SOC)
Legal Occupations (23-0000)
Instructional Program (CIP)
Legal Professions and Studies (22)
Credit Type
Credential Type
Bachelors Degree
Educational Level
Upper division of Bachelors degree or equivalent
Skill Level
Advanced Level