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Seminar

An integral part of the externship is a two hour weekly seminar on the ethics of practice. Each student keeps a weekly journal of their educational process and reactions to the practice of law observed in their field work experiences and does a class presentation and final paper on some aspect of the legal profession.

The seminar satisfies the School’s professional responsibility requirement.