Equal Justice Works Guide to Law Schools: Law School Professionals
The Equal Justice Works Guide to Law Schools is a free, interactive online resource of public service opportunities, curricula and financial aid programs at more than 150 schools in the U.S.
Printer-friendly versionThe 2011 survey has been released to participating schools. The survey may be accessed here. Login information has been sent to school contacts. Clicke here to download the instruction manual. Click here to download the definition list.
Each law school is unique in its mission, culture and student engagement. There is no one-size-fits-all answer to how public interest curricula should be offered.
With that understanding, we structured the Guide so that every school can show off its strengths, from clinics to career services.
The Equal Justice Works Guide to Law Schools:
- Highlights law school practices that support and equip students with the skills necessary to meet the legal needs of the underserved;
- Documents curricular and co-curricular innovations; and
- Provides a resource for law school applicants to find schools that meet both their practical needs and educational goals without the distraction of lists and rankings.
Any Equal Justice Works member law school can participate in the Guide. For more information on how your school can be included, or to update your school's current listing, please contact guide@equaljusticeworks.org.