Law school alumni have served in the highest offices in government, including the U.S. Vice Presidency, the Senate, and the House of Representatives. The Indianapolis legal and business communities offer opportunities for connections that no other law school in the state can provide. Many of the school s adjunct professors come from some of the most prestigious law firms in the state. Additionally, an attorney-student mentor program allows students to meet a variety of area attorneys, judges, and business and government leaders in an informal setting. Internships are available in a vast array of institutions, including banks, corporations, and government offices.
Many internships also are available with local, state, and federal courts.
Because of its location in an urban setting, the school is able to offer clinical programs designed to complement traditional legal education with experience beyond the classroom. With faculty supervision, students represent real clients in actual cases before Indiana courts through the Criminal Defense, Civil Practice, and Disability Clinics. Faculty and Curriculum Faculty members hold Doctor of Jurisprudence, Master s and Ph.D. degrees from nearly fifty different schools, offering students extensive and diverse views on the law and its career possibilities. Assembled from across the country, faculty members have distinguished themselves with a wide variety of scholarly publications related to state, national, and international legal matters. Relevant to the needs of today s law students, the school s curriculum is traditional in philosophy, yet flexible in content and structure.