Conservation Law Clinic (B558)
2010 Fall Interns
Front Noah Priluck, Andrew Williams, Jillian Rountree,
Back Gerrell Williams, A.G. Reed, Jesse James, Eric Spengler
3 credits. This course satisfies the professional skills requirement.
The Conservation Law Clinic is an opportunity for second and third year law students to serve as interns in the Conservation Law Center, a public interest law firm, and work on actual matters for clients who need assistance with natural resource conservation issues.
The Clinic's clients include a variety of non-profit conservation organizations as well as governmental bodies. Clinic matters have included work on protecting the Great Lakes; drafting conservation easements, and developing new legal protections for migration.
Benefits
- Work on actual client matters
- Learn about current conservation and natural resource issues, law, and policy
- Gain experience working with and advocating for clients
- Gain skills essential to the practice of law in the public service tradition
- One-on-one and small team meetings with the Clinic's staff attorneys to review progress with clients, cases, and matters
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Permission of the clinic director is required for enrollment. Preference will be given to students who have completed half of the required course work toward a degree or joint degree. Meets professional skills requirement.
To apply, please send a statement of interest and a copy of your resume to W. William Weeks at wwweeks@indiana.edu prior to registration.