404.01 Advanced HIV/AIDS Policy Clinic

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This clinic provides an opportunity for students who want to do advanced work after completing the HIV/AIDS Policy Clinic. Variable Credit.

Special Notes:

*Variable Credit

Course Number	Course Credits	Evaluation Method	Instructor	Meeting Day/Times	Room
404.01		Reflection Papers Final paper (10+ pages in length) Group project Class participation	Carolyn McAllaster, Allison Rice	TBA TBA	TBA

Course	Advanced HIV/AIDS Policy Clinic
Degree Requirements	JD - general credits JD - experiential learning International LLM/Exchange/SJD - general credits
Course Areas of Practice	Administrative and Regulatory Law Constitutional Law and Civil Rights Family Law Labor and Employment Law Law, Democracy, and Society

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