CURRICULUM
ÄÌÌÇÖ±²¥ Law strives to educate our students on issues that our nation and practicing attorneys face.Ìý
Recently, the Law School has significantly expanded and enhanced course offerings in the areas of race, law and social justice, including within the numerous legal clinics ²¹²Ô»åÌýProfessional Development program. Existing courses have also been reexamined to cover these issues. Just as the conversations on diversity, equity and inclusion continue, ÄÌÌÇÖ±²¥ Law will review and reassess our curriculum in consultation with students, affinity groups and experts in their fields. ÌýÌý
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The below courses specifically focus on race and/or social justice:
Civil Rights Litigation (spring)
Critical Legal Theory (fall)
Crimigation: Crime and Immigration (spring)
Criminal Justice, Race & Media seminar (spring)
Fair Housing (fall)
Human Trafficking (fall)
International Human Rights (spring)
Intergroup Dialogue (spring)
Poverty Policy (spring)
Pretrial Detention (spring)
Public Interest Lawyering (fall)
Race and the Law seminar (spring)
Race & the Law: Asian American Experience (fall)
Sentencing and Punishment (fall)