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S P A R E R   P U B L I C   I N T E R E S T   L A W Fellowship Program   |    Public Interest Law Curriculum   |   Sparer Fellowship Committee Symposia & Forums   |    Publications   |    Sparer Alumni   |   Centers Home Professor Elizabeth M. Schneider, Director of the Sparer Public Interest Law Fellowship Program, with Sparer Fellows. The Law School takes pride in its strong public interest law curriculum. Students can choose from an array of more than 40 courses and seminars to broaden and deepen their knowledge of public interest law. The opportunity for dialogue between faculty and students intensifies in these specialized advanced courses, many of which are limited to a small number of students. Courses that have been taught in the last few years include: Administrative Law Battered Women and the Law Capital Defender and Federal Habeas Clinic Capital Punishment Seminar Children and the Law Seminar Civil Liberties Seminar Civil Practice Internship Civil Rights Law Community Development Clinic Constitutional Law and Litigation Seminar Constitutional Law III: First Amendment Constitutional Litigation Consumer Counseling and Bankruptcy Clinic Consumer Protection Criminal Practice Internship Employment Discrimination Environmental Law Environmental Law Seminar Federal Courts and the Federal System First Amendment Seminar Health Law Health Law Practice and Policy Clinic Immigration and Nationality Law International Criminal Law International Environmental Law International Human Rights Labor Law Law of Democracy Mental Health Law Post-Conviction Remedies and Prisoners’ Rights Public Health Law Religion and the Constitution Safe Harbor Clinic Second Look Clinic Sexuality and the Law Terrorism and Civil Liberties Seminar Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts Transactional Law Clinic Women and the Law Workers' Rights Clinic Back to top

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