Provides opportunities for upper-division students to master lawyering skills while directly serving the community. There are various areas of clinical specialization: consumer law, worker's compensation, employment rights, and immigration law. All students must attend an all-day skills training program on the first Saturday of the semester and regular 75-minute seminar meetings twice a week. Students can earn from 3 to 6 Law Clinic units for working at the KGACLC (1 unit for each 50 hours of work). The first three units of this class are graded, there after students earn credit/no credit grades only. 

Certificate(s):  Public Interest and Social Justice Law Certificate (List A)