Elder Law Program Clinics

The Elder Law Externship

J.D. students seeking the Elder Law Certificate work under the supervision of attorneys from Kansas Legal Services in matters such as income maintenance, access to health care, housing, and consumer protection. Students enroll also in the Elderlaw Research Project in which they help prepare materials for an Internet accessible database on elderlaw and gerontology. Students enroll in the fall and spring and receive three credits per semester for the clinic, and one credit per semester for the Elderlaw Research Project. For further information contact Marilyn Harp, Kansas Legal Services, (785) 233-2068; mmharp@ku.edu

The LL.M Elder Law Clinic

The clinical component of the LL.M. program provides the LL.M. candidate with the opportunity to work closely with experienced elder law practitioners. Candidates may also choose to intern with government agencies or organizations involved with issues affecting the elderly. Candidates must enroll for two semesters, fall and spring (3 credits each). A weekly classroom component accompanies the field work.

For more information about the
Elder Law Program, please contact:

Program Director
LL.M. Program in Elder Law
University of Kansas
School of Law