Center for Immigrants' Rights Clinic: Course Component

The course component of the Center teaches students the skills necessary to be effective immigration advocates and attorneys. Principally through representation of organizations, students will work on innovative advocacy and policy projects relating to U.S. immigration policy and immigrants’ rights. Students should expect to put in as much time as is required to complete project work successfully, which will be an average of twenty hours per week. Working primarily in teams, students will build professional relationships with government and non-governmental policy makers, academics, individual clients, and others. Visit the Center for Immigrants’ Rights Clinic for more information. This course satisfies the experiential learning requirement.

Advanced Immigration Clinic