
Bar Studies and ATJI receive grant to study bar exam interventions
Seattle University School of Law is one of only three law schools in the country selected for this new program.
The Access to Justice Institute (ATJI) equips students with knowledge and opportunities to prepare for careers in furtherance of social justice.
ATJI promotes inclusivity and develops innovative, collaborative programming that serves to effect social change for marginalized communities and is responsive to student interests. Our goal is to build a community of equal-justice minded advocates and leaders within the law school and beyond.
Seattle University School of Law is one of only three law schools in the country selected for this new program.
Two Seattle University School of Law students were selected for the prestigious Justice John Paul Stevens Public Interest Fellow
Nora Hendricks, a rising 2L, will focus primarily on eviction defense cases in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Participants build solo and small law practices with mentorship and other support for one year.
ATJI connects Seattle U Law students with pro bono opportunities.
Get involved in programs and events in the law school and beyond to deepen your understanding of important issues
Tap into resources and support so you can lay the groundwork to pursue a rewarding career path
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