Benefits of the Clinic include hands-on experience, education on contemporary conservation and natural resource issues, skill development in client advocacy, and one-on-one or small team guidance from the Clinic’s staff attorneys to review client progress and case matters.
Quick facts about the Conservation Law Clinic at IU's Mauer School of Law
Practical Legal Training
The Conservation Law Clinic (CLC) provides second and third-year law students with practical experience working on real cases with live clients, helping them become more effective advocates and attorneys while contributing positively to environmental causes.
Academic Credit and Professional Skills
Enrolling in the CLC earns students 3 credits and fulfills the professional skills requirement, enriching their legal education.
Real-World Conservation
Second and third-year law students have the unique opportunity to intern at the Conservation Law Center, addressing actual legal matters for clients in need of assistance with natural resource conservation issues.
Diverse Clientele
CLC's clients range from non-profit conservation organizations to governmental bodies, with cases spanning topics such as Great Lakes preservation, conservation easements, and the development of legal protections for migratory species.
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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.
To apply, please fill out the form below prior to registration.
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