Almost seven months ago I blogged about the the Laurel Rubin Rural Externship Advocacy Project sponsored by the Washington State Access to Justice and the Law School’s committee. Externship Collaborations
In June the Project was formally launched at the WA Access to Justice Conference, the first cohort of students, one from each of the Washington law schools , is currently ” at work” in the Yakima Valley.
And, we’re already talking about the next collaborative project, an economic development project with undergraduate business students from Heritage University, also in the Valley. Will keep you posted!
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