Students may sign up for appointments by initials only on a sign up sheet on the door to the counselor's office. A counselor is on call at all times. If you are experiencing academic related stress or other concerns that are affecting your law school experience, you are also welcome to speak with Ann Miller, Director of Student Services, and Cindy Rold, Associate Dean for Student Affairs. Some fall semester second year students have a tough time with SLO's rigorous schedule and may wish to take SLO during their third year. Students receive 5 credit hours each semester and are expected to complete at least 250 hours of service during the semester.
Students keep cases until they are done, even if the semester has ended.
The clinic is very selective. For more information, you may contact Julie McKenzie at 871- 6150. Students can receive credit for most legal related internships provided they have a supervising attorney who has been in practice for at least 5 years and that the field they are interning in is legal-education related. The Registrar's office can help you with transcript and ranking requests. You must request these services in writing, in compliance with the Buckley Amendment.