Elias Neibart holds a summa cum laude bachelor of arts in philosophy and political science from Emory University, where he was a Sigma Alpha Mu Young Scholar and vice president of the Emory University Mock Trial team. Elias Neibart also participated as a research fellow with the Emory University Center for Law and Social Science program.
Each year, the Center for Law and Social Science invites a select few undergraduate students to become research fellows, honoring their interest in collaborating with faculty and PhD candidates in research related to social science and law. The fellowship program provides the opportunity for undergraduate students to attend all the center’s research presentations and conferences, as well as to network with prominent scholars from around the globe while receiving academic credit for their research.
The highly selective fellowship involves approximately nine hours per week of team research. Qualified internship candidates must have a minimum GPA of 3.5 and include a written personal statement with their application.
Each year, the Center for Law and Social Science invites a select few undergraduate students to become research fellows, honoring their interest in collaborating with faculty and PhD candidates in research related to social science and law. The fellowship program provides the opportunity for undergraduate students to attend all the center’s research presentations and conferences, as well as to network with prominent scholars from around the globe while receiving academic credit for their research.
The highly selective fellowship involves approximately nine hours per week of team research. Qualified internship candidates must have a minimum GPA of 3.5 and include a written personal statement with their application.
