About the State Policy Advocacy Clinic Class

The State Policy Advocacy Clinic class at the Brooks School of Public Policy is a year-long course providing 24 undergraduate and master’s students with the opportunity to research, design, and advocate for a wide variety of real-world policy solutions in the fields of health care policy, immigrant rights, children’s rights, criminal justice reform, democracy and good governance, disability rights, consumer protection and workforce and economic development. Read more about the course at this link.

Info Session | April 15th @ 7:30 – 8:30 PM, MVR 2250 & Zoom

Join the Clinic’s Director, Professor Alexandra Dufresne, current clinic students, and clinic teaching assistants for an optional information session to learn about the course. This session will be hosted in Martha Van Rensselaer Hall 2250 and via Zoom.

Join via Zoom at this link or use the information below.

Meeting ID: 920 8271 0225

Passcode: 586479

Application Deadline

April 23rd @ 5:00 PM Apply for the course by April 23rd at 5:00 pm EST at this link.