Free legal assistance for people who cannot afford representation, combined with supervised hands-on legal education.
Provide high-quality legal services while giving law students supervised experience that connects classroom learning to ethical legal practice.
Build a respected center of clinical legal education known for competent, compassionate practitioners and meaningful contributions to access to justice.
The source dates the clinic’s foundation to 2005, connecting legal education with public service.
Students began structured supervised work for people with limited access to counsel.
Community legal education, mediation and supervised representation expanded.
The clinic remains a home for legal aid, advocacy and experiential learning.