Clinics

• Low-Income Taxpayer Clinic
  The Low-Income Taxpayer Clinic provides federal tax controversy resolution services to low-income taxpayers residing throughout the state of Georgia.  It has been  operating since 1992 as one of the components of the College's lawyer skills training programs.
• Criminal Justice Clinic
  The primary goal of the course is to give students hands-on, real-life experience in client representation and the handling of cases.
• HeLP Clinic
  The Center for Law, Health & Society offers a community service clinic that provides students with opportunities to work on cases related to children’s health and welfare.

Centers

• Consortium on Negotiation and Conflict Resolution (CNCR)
  CNCR is an inter-institutional, multi- disciplinary program for the development of theory and practice in conflict management and resolution.
• Center for Law, Health and Society
  The Center for Law, Health & Society offers strong educational programs and community outreach initiatives to meet society’s many critical challenges to ensuring high quality health care. The Center advances the key role that law plays in promoting the health of individuals, families, and communities.
• Center for the Comparative Study of Metropolitan Growth
  The Center for the Comparative Study of Metropolitan Growth provides students drawn to Atlanta and its region the chance to learn and grow together as part of a professional network of lawyers and others committed to smart answers to the growth challenges faced by this rapidly growing region.