Clinical Legal Programs
Clinical Legal Programs has been in existence for 50 years, since 1975.
The centers and programs at Gonzaga Law recognize that there is much more to learning than just coursework, research, and textbooks. Each offers opportunities for students and faculty to focus on topics and areas that are of greatest interest to them.
Clinical Legal Programs has been in existence for 50 years, since 1975.
Providing students, scholars, and community leaders with opportunities to explore and address issues relating to civil rights and civil liberties, social and criminal justice, public interest law, immigration, Indian law, and international human rights.
The Gonzaga Law Career Services Office is a resource that helps foster connections between Gonzaga University students, alumni, and employers.
Gonzaga Law provides a record sealing project for those with a juvenile record. If you qualify for this service, the project may be able to seal your record free of charge.
Gonzaga Law School’s Thomas More Scholarship Program provides a unique opportunity for talented individuals to realize their commitment to serving the public interest through law.
