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2007-2008 Clinical Curriculum

The chart below lists courses that offer clinical sections and indicates if the clinical is optional or required. Offerings not listed as 'required clinicals' can also be taken as a standalone class.
Enrolling in a clinical section will add you to the class and the clinical components. Dropping any clinical section will drop you from both the class and the clinical (and workshop, if applicable).
Clinical courses that fulfill the Professional Responsibility requirement are: ITA Civil, ITA Criminal Justice, ITA Criminal Prosecution Perspectives, Legal Profession: Delivery of Legal Services, Legal Profession: The Lawyering Process.
Additional clinical curriculum charts: 2006-2007, 2007-2008, 2008-2009, 2009-2010, 2010-2011, 2011-2012, 2012-2013

Clinical Course	Class Meeting Time	Class Credits	Workshop	Clinical Term & Credits	Clinical Course & Section Number	Sample Placements
Advanced Clinical Practice Seminar (D. Grossman) - 3L HLAB members only - Not in clinical course registration - Required clinical credits - Clinical grading is Pass/Fail	Fall & Spring: TH 5pm-7pm Block K	Fall: 1 and Spring: 1	n/a	Fall: 3 and Spring: 3	32355C-1/FS	Harvard Legal Aid Bureau (members only)
Bankruptcy B (E. Warren)	Spring: M,T,W 10:20-11:40am Block C	Spring: 4	Required 32350A 2 class credits	Spring: 2, 3 or 4	31400C-1/S	Legal Services Center (Predatory Lending/Consumer Protection Clinic)
Capital Punishment in America (C. Steiker) - Clinical grading is Pass/Fail - LLM students may enroll	Spring: M, T 3:15pm-4:45pm Block G	Spring: 3	n/a	Winter: 2 and Spring: 2, 3, or 4	31980C-1/WS	Center for Death Penalty Litigation; Equal Justice Institute; Philadelphia Federal Defender (Capital Habeus Unit); Southern Center for Human Rights; Texas Defender Service; and other placements
Child Advocacy Clinic (J. Budnitz) - Required clinical credits - LLM students permitted at the permission of the instructor - Early add/drop deadlines: 1) Winter/Spring clinical by 11/06/07 2) Sring clinical by 12/05/07	Spring: W 5pm-7pm Block L	Spring: 2	n/a	Spring: 3, or 4 Winter: (optional) 2	Winter & Spring: 32080C-1/WS	Children & Family Law Program; Civil Rights Project; Suffolk County D.A.'s Office; Legal Services Center (Special Education Clinic / Trauma and Learning Policy Initiative)
	Spring: W 5pm-7pm Block L	Spring: 2	n/a	Spring: 3, or 4 Winter: (optional) 2	Spring only: 32080C-1/S
Civil Litigation Workshop (P. Collier) - Pre-requisites: Evidence - Required clinical credits - Prior clinical experience and completion of TAW strongly suggested	Spring: T 7pm-9pm Block M	Spring: 2	n/a	Fall or Spring: 2, 3, or 4	Fall: 32210C-1/F	Legal Services Center (Various units, geared toweards clinics with litigation practice) or Harvard Legal Aid Bureau (3L members only)
	Spring: T 7pm-9pm Block M	Spring: 2	n/a	Fall or Spring: 2, 3, or 4	Spring: 32210C-1/S
Community Action for Social and Economic Rights (L. White)	Fall : M, T 1pm-2:30pm Block E Spring: M 1pm-3pm	Fall: 3 and Spring: 2	n/a	Fall or Spring: 2, 3, or 4 or Winter: 2	Fall: 32370C-1/F	Placements arranged by Professor Lucie White
					Winter: 32370C-1/W
					Spring: 32370C-1/S
Copyright (P. Samuelson) - LLMs admitted with clinic permission	Fall: M,T 1pm-2:30pm Block E	Fall: 3	n/a	Fall: 2, 3, or 4	Fall: 33800C-1/F	Cyberlaw clinic (Berkman Center)
Criminal Justice Advocacy: Clinical Seminar (D. Poole) - LLM students need permission of instructor to enroll - 2L students cannot represent in court	Spring: Th 5pm-7pm Block K	Spring: 2	n/a	Spring: 2	92010C-1/S	Criminal Justice Institute; New England Innocence Project
Cyberlaw: Internet Points of Control (J. Zittrain) - LLMs admitted with clinic permission	Winter: M, T, W, Th, F 2pm-5pm	Winter: 3	n/a	Fall or Spring: 2, 3, or 4	Fall: 39150C-1/F	Cyberlaw clinic (Berkman Center)
	Winter: M, T, W, Th, F 2pm-5pm	Winter: 3	n/a	Fall or Spring: 2, 3, or 4	Spring: 39150C-1/S	Cyberlaw clinic (Berkman Center)
CyberOne: Law in the Court of Public Opinion (C. Nesson) - LLMs admitted with clinic permission	Fall: M,T 5pm-6:30pm Block L	Fall: 3	n/a	Fall or Spring: 2, 3, or 4 or 2 Winter	Fall: 37271C-1/F	Cyberlaw clinic (Berkman Center)
					Winter: 37271C-1/W
					Spring: 37271C-1/S
Dispute Systems Design: Seminar (R. Bordone) - Req. pre-requisite: Negotiation Workshop	Fall: W 5pm-7pm Block J	Fall: 2	n/a	Fall: 2	92792C-1/F	Harvard Negotiation Clinical Program
Educational Policy-Making and the Courts (M. Rebell)	Winter: M,T,W,Th,F 9am-12pm	Winter: 3	Spec. Ed. 1 class credit	Fall or Spring: 2, 3, or 4	Fall: 35245C-1/F	Legal Services Center (Special Education / Trauma and Policy Learning Initiative)
Educational Policy-Making and the Courts (M. Rebell)	Winter: M,T,W,Th,F 9am-12pm	Winter: 3	Spec. Ed. 1 class credit	Fall or Spring: 2, 3, or 4	Spring: 35245C-1/S
Employment Civil Rights Clinical Workshop (S. Churchill) - Required clinical credits - LLM students may enroll	Spring: W 7pm-9pm Block M	Spring: 2	n/a	Winter: 2 and Spring: 1 or 2	Winter & Spring 35312C-1/WS	Legal Services Center (Employment Law Clinic); externships with private firms, advocacy groups, or government agencies (Mass Commission Against Discrimination; Lawyer's Committee for Civil Rights; Equal Employment Opportunity Commission)
	Spring: W 7pm-9pm Block M	Spring: 2	n/a	Spring only: 2, 3, or 4	Spring only 35312C-1/S
Employment Clinical Workshop (S. Churchill) - Required clinical credits	Fall: W 5pm-7pm Block L	Fall: 2	n/a	Fall: 2, 3, or 4	35315C-1/F	Legal Services Center (Employment Law Clinic); externships with private firms, advocacy groups, or government agencies (Mass Commission Against Discrimination; Lawyer's Committee for Civil Rights; Equal Employment Opportunity Commission)
Environmental Law (J. Freeman)	Spring: M,T 1pm-3pm Block E	Spring: 4	n/a	Spring: 2, 3 or 4	35500C-1/S	HLS Environmental Law and Policy Clinic, Conservation Law Foundation, and other environmental organizations
Environmental Law Practice: Skills, Methods, and Controversies (W. Jacobs) - Pre- or co-requisite: Administrative or Environmental Law	Spring: W 5pm-7pm Block L	Spring: 2	n/a	Spring: 2, 3 or 4	93025C-1/S	Harvard Environmental Law and Policy Clinic and other environmental organizations
Families and Children: Law and Policy Clinical Workshop A (R. Greenwald) - Required clinical credits	Fall: W 5pm-7pm Block J	Fall: 2	n/a	Fall: 2, 3 or 4	36515C-1/F	Legal Services Center (Family and Children's Unit: Family, Family Mediation/Pro Se, Domestic Violence, or Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Law Clinics)
Families and Children: Law and Policy Clinical Workshop B (R. Greenwald) - Required clinical credits	Spring: T 5pm-7pm Block I	Spring: 2	n/a	Spring: 2, 3 or 4	36515C-1/S	Legal Services Center (Family and Children's Unit: Family, Family Mediation/Pro Se, Domestic Violence, or Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Law Clinics)
Federal Public Land and Resources (J. Leshy)	Fall: M, T 1pm-2:30pm Block E	Fall: 3	n/a	Fall: 2, 3 or 4	36975C-1/F	HLS Environmental Law and Policy Clinic
Gender Violence, Law and Social Justice: Seminar (D. Rosenfeld)	Spring: T 5pm-7pm Block I	Spring: 2	Required 37634A 1 class credit	Fall or Spring: 2, 3 or 4	Fall: 94020C-1/F	Jane Doe, Inc.; Boston Area Rape Crisis Center; Security on Campus; Mass. Governor's Commission on Sexual and Domestic Violence; Trafficking Victims Outreach & Services Network in Boston
	Spring: T 5pm-7pm Block I	Spring: 2	Required 37634A 1 class credit	Fall or Spring: 2, 3 or 4	Spring: 94020C-1/S
Government Lawyer A (A. Whiting)	Fall: Th 10am-12pm Block D	Fall: 2	n/a	Fall: 2, 3, or 4	38000C-1/F	U.S. Attorney's Office; Office of the Attorney General
Government Lawyer B (A. Whiting) - By Permission only - Not in clinical course registration - Required clinical credits	Spring: Th 10am-12pm Block D	Spring: 2	n/a	Spring: 3 or 4 Winter:(optional) 2	Winter & Spring: 38000C-1/WS	Local and federal government offices; U.S. Attorney's Office; Office of the Attorney General
	Spring: Th 10am-12pm Block D	Spring: 2	n/a	Spring: 3 or 4 Winter:(optional) 2	Spring only: 38000C-1/S
Health, Disability and Planning: Law and Policy Clinical Workshop A (R. Greenwald) - Required clinical credits	Fall: T 5pm-7pm Block I	Fall: 2	n/a	Fall: 2, 3, or 4	38093C-1/F	Legal Services Center (HELLP Unit: Administrative/Disability, Health, and Estate Planning Law Clinics)
Health, Disability and Planning: Law and Policy Clinical Workshop B (R. Greenwald) - Required clinical credits	Spring: Th 5pm-7pm Block K	Spring: 2	n/a	Spring: 2, 3, or 4	38093C-1/S	Legal Services Center (HELLP Unit: Administrative/Disability, Health, and Estate Planning Law Clinics)
Housing Law and Policy (D. Grossman)	Spring M 5pm-7pm Block H	Spring: 2	Required 32350A 1 or 2 class credits	Fall or Spring: 2, 3 or 4	Fall: 38100C-1/F	Legal Services Center (Housing or Predatory Lending Units); Harvard Legal Aid Bureau (3L members only); and other externships
Housing Law and Policy (D. Grossman)	Spring M 5pm-7pm Block H	Spring: 2	Required 32350A 1 or 2 class credits	Fall or Spring: 2, 3 or 4	Spring: 38100C-1/S
Human Rights Advocacy Seminar (J. Cavallaro, B. Nowrojee) -LLMs admitted with instructor permission	Fall: T 5pm-7pm Block I	Fall: 2	n/a	Fall: 2, 3, or 4	94740C-1/F	Human Rights Program
Human Rights and the Environment: Advocacy Seminar A (T. Giannini) - LLMs admitted with instructor permission	Fall: M 5pm-7pm Block H	Fall: 2	n/a	Fall: 2, 3, or 4	94611C-1/F	Human Rights Program
Human Rights and the Environment: Advocacy Seminar B (T. Giannini, B. Docherty) -LLMs admitted with instructor permission	Spring: M 5pm-7pm Block H	Spring: 2	n/a	Spring: 2, 3, or 4	94611C-1/S	Human Rights Program
Independent Clinical - Enrollment by application only - Not in Clinical course registration - Grading is Pass/Fail	-	Fall, Winter, or Spring	n/a	Fall or Spring: 2, 3 or 4; or Winter: 2	-	Various
International Human Rights Litigation Seminar (J. Cavallaro, S. Parmar) - LLMs admitted with instructor permission	Spring: W 5pm-7pm Block J	Spring: 2	n/a	Spring: 2, 3 or 4	94743C-1/S	Human Rights Program
Introduction to Advocacy (ITA): Civil -Skills and Ethics in Clinical Practice (D. Grossman) - 2L HLAB members only - Not in clinical course registration - Required clinical credits - Fulfills Professional Responsibility requirement - Clinical grading is Pass/Fail	Fall & Spring: T 5pm-7pm Block I	Fall: 2 and Spring: 1	n/a	Fall: 2 and Spring: 3	39500C-1/S	Harvard Legal Aid Bureau (members only)
Introduction to Advocacy (ITA): Criminal Justice (C. Ogletree) - Students are automatically enrolled for Trial Advocacy Workshop (TAW) - 3L students only - Required clinical credits - Fulfills professional responsibility requirement - Pre- or co-requisite: Evidence	ITA- Fall & Winter: (Starts 10/3) W 5pm-7pm Block J	ITA: Fall: 3 and Winter: 1	Trial Advocacy Workshop (automatically enrolled)	ITA: Fall: 3 and Winter: 1	39700C-1/FW	Criminal Justice Institute
	TAW- Sept. 10-28 Mon-Fri. 2pm-9pm	TAW- Fall: 3	Trial Advocacy Workshop (automatically enrolled)	n/a (TAW is class credits only)	39700C-1/FW	Criminal Justice Institute
Introduction to Advocacy (ITA): Criminal - Prosecution Perspectives (J. Corrigan) - Students are automatically enrolled for Trial Advocacy Workshop (TAW) - 3L students only - Required clinical credits - Fulfills professional responsibility requirement - Pre-requisite: Evidence	ITA- Fall & Winter: (Starts 10/4) Th 5pm-7pm Block K	ITA: Fall: 2 and Winter: 1	Trial Advocacy Workshop (automatically enrolled)	ITA: Fall: 3 and Winter: 1	41350C-1/S	District Attorney's Offices of Middlesex, Essex, Norfolk, or Suffolk Counties
	TAW- Sept. 10-28 Mon-Fri. 2pm-9pm	TAW- Fall: 3	Trial Advocacy Workshop (automatically enrolled)	n/a (TAW is class credits only)	41350C-1/S
Judicial Process in Community Courts (J. Cratsley) - LLMs admitted with instructor permission	Spring: W 7pm-9pm Block M	Spring: 2	n/a	Spring: 2, 3, or 4	90920-1/S	Individual Justices of the District Court, Boston Municipal Court, Juvenile Court, and Housing Court Departments of the Massachusetts Trial Court
Law and the Political Process (L. Guinier)	Spring: M,T 1pm - 2:30pm Block E	Spring: 3	n/a	Spring: 3 or 4	41350C-1/S	ACLU; Common Cause; GLAD; and Lawyer's Committee for Civil Rights; National Voting Rights Institute; and possible local legislative offices
Legal Profession: Delivery of Legal Services (J. Charn) - Fulfills Professional Responsibility Requirement	Fall: T 5pm-7pm Block I	Fall: 2	Required 32350A 1 or 2 class credits	Fall or Spring: 2, 3, or 4	Fall: 43300C-1/F	Legal Services Center (Housing clinic or Special Education clinic / Trauma and Learning Policy Initiative; other clinics within Family & Children's HELLP or Predatory Lending Units)
	Fall: T 5pm-7pm Block I	Fall: 2	Required 32350A 1 or 2 class credits	Fall or Spring: 2, 3, or 4	Spring: 43300C-1/S
Legal Profession: The Lawyering Process A (J. Charn) - Required clinical credits - Fulfills Professional Responsibility Requirement	Fall: M 5pm-7pm Block L	Fall: 2	Required 32350A 1 or 2 class credits	Fall: 2, 3, or 4	42300C-1/F	Legal Services Center (Housing clinic or Special Education clinic / Trauma and Learning Policy Initiative; other clinics within Family & Children's HELLP or Predatory Lending Units)
Legal Profession: The Lawyering Process B (J. Charn) - Required clinical credits - Fulfills Professional Responsibility Requirement	Spring: M 5pm-7pm Block L	Spring: 2	Required 32350A 1 or 2 class credits	Spring: 2, 3, or 4	42300C-1/S	Legal Services Center (Housing clinic or Special Education clinic / Trauma and Learning Policy Initiative; other clinics within Family & Children's HELLP or Predatory Lending Units)
Making Rights Real: The Ghana Project (L. White) - By Permission (applications due 4/11/07) - Not in clinical course registration	Fall & Winter: T 5pm-7pm Block I	Fall: 1 and Winter: 3	n/a	Fall: 1 or 2	43610C-1/F	Ghana Legal Resources Centre
Mediation (D. Hoffman)	Spring: Th 4pm-7pm Block L	Spring: 3	TBD	Spring: 2, 3, or 4	44000C-1/S	Harvard Mediation Program
Negotiation Clinical: Seminar (R. Bordone) - Required clinical credits - Pre-requisite: Negotiation Workshop	Spring: T 5pm-7pm Block I	Spring: 1	n/a	Spring: 2 or 3	44105C-1/S	Harvard Negotiation Clinical Program
Poverty Law (L. White)	Spring: Th,F 10am-11:30am Block D	Spring: 3	n/a	Fall or Spring: 2, 3 or 4 or Winter: 2	Fall: 44575C-1/F	Legal Services Center (Various Units), Harvard Legal Aid Bureau (3L members only) or other externship organizations.
					Winter: 44575C-1/W
					Spring: 44575C-1/S
Practical Lawyering in Cyberspace: Seminar (J. Palfrey, Malone) - LLMs admitted with clinic permission	Fall: T 5pm-7pm Block I	Fall: 2	n/a	Fall or Spring: 2, 3 or 4 or Winter: 2	Fall: 98141C-1/F	Cyberlaw clinic (Berkman Center)
					Winter: 98141C-1/W
					Spring: 98141C-1/S
Predatory Lending and Consumer Protection Clinical Workshop A (R. Bertling) - Required clinical credits	Fall: Th 5pm-7pm Block L	Fall: 2	n/a	Fall: 2, 3, or 4	44795C-1/F	Legal Services Center (Predatory Lending / Consumer Protection clinic)
Predatory Lending and Consumer Protection Clinical Workshop B (R. Bertling) - Required clinical credits	Spring: Th 5pm-7pm Block L	Spring: 2	n/a	Spring: 2, 3, or 4	44795C-1/S	Legal Services Center (Predatory Lending / Consumer Protection clinic)
Prison Law and Policy (S. Dolovich) - LLMs admitted with instructor permission	Fall: M,T 1pm-3pm Block E	Fall: 4	n/a	Spring: 2, 3 or 4	44305C-1/S	Prison Legal Assistance Project; Massachusetts Correctional Legal Services
Race and Justice Seminar: Criminal Justice (C. Ogletree)	Spring: W 5pm-7pm Block J	Spring: 2	n/a	Spring: 2, 3 or 4	98221C-1/S	Criminal Justice Institute; New England Innocence Project; Charles Hamilton Houston Institute; and other wrongful convictions and death penalty organizations
Refugee and Asylum Law and Advocacy Seminar A (Anker) - Required clinical credits - LLMs admitted with clinic permission	Fall: Th 5pm-7pm Block K	Fall: 2	n/a	Fall: 2, 3 or 4	98460C-1/F	Harvard Immigration and Refugee Clinic
Refugee and Asylum Law and Advocacy Seminar B (Anker) - Required clinical credits - LLMs admitted with clinic permission	Spring: Th 5pm-7pm Block K	Spring: 2	n/a	Spring: 2, 3 or 4	98460C-1/S	Harvard Immigration and Refugee Clinic
Regulation of the Household (Halley)	Spring: M,T,W 10:20am-11:40am Block C	Spring: 4	36515A-1/S 2 class credits	Spring: 2, 3 or 4	45575C-1/S	Legal Services Center (Family Law Unit); Harvard Legal Aid Bureau (3L members only)
Sports and the Law: Representing the Professional Athlete (Carfagna) - By application only (due 9/17/07) - Priority given to prior Sports Law students - Pro bono credit only for non-profit work	Spring: Th 1:15pm-4:30pm Block F	Spring: 3	None	Spring: 2 or 3	41140C-1/S	Various, including legal departments of major leagues, law firms and lawyers doing sports law represention of individual players or team/leagues
Supreme Court and Appellate Practice (Dellinger, Harris, Hacker) - By permission (applications due 4/4/07) - Not in clinical course registration - Required clinical credits - Class meets every other week - Full year course and clinical	Fall and Spring: T 3pm-5pm	Fall: 1 and Spring: 1	n/a	Fall: 2 and Spring: 2	46645C-1/FS	Cases coordinated with instructors
Supreme Court Litigation (Tribe, Goldstein, Russell) - By permission (applications due 10/12/07) - Not in clinical course registration - Clinical credits are required	Winter: M, T, W, Th, F 2pm-5pm	Winter: 1	n/a	Winter: 2	46650C-1/W	Cases coordinated by instructors
Title IX: Seminar (D. Rosenfeld) - LLMs admitted with instructor permission	Fall: T 5pm-7pm Block I	Fall: 2	Required 1 class credit Th 3-4:15pm	Fall: 2, 3 or 4	99420C-1/F	Security on Campus, Inc., Department of Justice Office on Violence Against Women and various other legal advocacy groups
Transactional Practice Clinical Workshop: Business, Non Profit, Real Estate and Entertainment A (B. Price) - Required clinical credits - LLMs admitted with instructor permission	Fall: M 5pm-7pm Block H	Fall: 2	n/a	Fall: 2, 3 or 4	47532C-1/F	Legal Services Center (CEP Unit)
Transactional Practice Clinical Workshop: Business, Non Profit, Real Estate and Entertainment B (B. Price) - Required clinical credits - LLMs admitted with instructor permission	Spring: M 5pm-7pm Block H	Spring: 2	n/a	Spring: 2, 3 or 4	47532C-1/S	Legal Services Center (CEP Unit)
Trial Advocacy Workshop A (TAW)(Ogletree) - Students in ITA Criminal Justice and Prosecution Perspectives are automatically enrolled and should not bid separately on TAW - LLMs admitted with instructor permission - Grading is Pass/Fail	Fall: Sept. 10-28 Mon-Fri 2pm-9pm	Fall: 3	n/a	None	47500A-1/F	None
Trusts and Estates (B. Mann) - LLMs admitted with instructor and clinic permission	Spring: MTW 3:15pm-4:35pm Block G	Spring: 4	Required 32350A-3/S 2 class credits	Spring: 2, 3 or 4	48020C-1/S	Legal Services Center (Estate Planning clinic within HELLP Unit)
War Crimes Prosecution Workshop (A. Whiting) - Required clinical credits - Class meets every other week - LLMs may enroll - Students are suggested to also take "International Criminal Justice: War Crimes Tribunals"; taught by Gary Bass in Spring 07.	Spring: F 10am-12pm Block D	Spring: 1	None	Winter: 2 and Spring: 2	48333C-1/WS	War crime tribunals or organizations working on war crime prosecution issues
Web Difference? Digital Media, Entertainment, and the Law (J Palfrey, D. Weinberger) - LLMs may enroll with clinic permission	Spring: M,T 1pm-2:30pm Block E	Spring: 3	None	Fall or Spring: 2, 3 or 4 or 2 Winter	Fall: 48372C-1/F	Cyberlaw clinic (Berkman Center)
					Winter: 48372C-1/W
					Spring: 48372C-1/S

Abbreviation Key

CEP = Community Enterprise Project at the Legal Services Center
CJI = Criminal Justice Institute
HELLP = Health, Employment, Living Legacy and Planning clinic at the Legal Services Center
HIRC = Harvard Immigration and Refugee Clinic (at Greater Boston Legal Services)
HLAB = Harvard Legal Aid Bureau
HRP = Human Rights Program
LSC = Legal Services Center

Workshops - For students whose clinical placement requires an additional workshop:

Workshop	Workshop Time	Credits	Section	Associated Clinicals
Gender Violence, Law, and Social Justice Clinical Workshop (Rosenfeld)	Fall: W 3:30-4:45 PM Block G	1	37634A-1/F	Gender Violence, Law, and Social Justice Clinical (Fall)
Gender Violence, Law, and Social Justice Clinical Workshop (Rosenfeld)	Spring: W 3:30-4:45 PM Block G	1	37634A-1/S	Gender Violence, Law, and Social Justice Clinical (Spring)
Housing Law Litigation Clinical Workshop A (Mares/McDonagh)	Fall: TH 5:00-7:00 PM Block K	1	32350A-1/F	LSC - Housing Clinic (Fall)
Housing Law Litigation Clinical Workshop B (Mares/McDonagh)	Spring: TH 7:15-9:15 PM Block M	1	32350A-1/S	LSC - Housing Clinic (Spring)
Special Education / Trauma and Policy Learning Initiative Workshop A (Cole/Gregory)	Fall: W 5:00-7:00 PM Block L	1	32350A-5/F	LSC - Special Education Clinic / Trauma and Learning Policy Initiative (Fall)
Special Education / Trauma and Policy Learning Initiative Workshop B (Cole/Gregory)	Spring: W 5:00-7:00 PM Block L	1	32350A-5/S	LSC - Special Education Clinic / Trauma and Learning Policy Initiative (Spring)
Title IX Clinical Workshop (Rosenfeld)	Fall: TH 3:00-4:15 PM	1	47275A-1/F	Title IX Clinical (Fall)

Clinical and Pro Bono Programs

Set up an advising appointment online. Students are encouraged to come in and meet with a staff member to discuss possible clinical and pro bono projects.

Last modified: October 01, 2013