We believe that being a great lawyer means providing relief for those in need. In fact, it’s our mission: Pro Bono Populi, which means “for the good of the people.”
Charleston School of Law experiential learning opportunities sends students from the classroom to the front lines of the professional legal system. This experience provides the next generation of legal professionals with practical, hands-on experience. Our students participate in externships, internships, pro bono service, clinics and law-related service projects.
Charleston School of Law experiential learning opportunities sends students from the classroom to the front lines of the professional legal system. This experience provides the next generation of legal professionals with practical, hands-on experience.
Charleston School of Law has developed pro bono opportunities for students. These placements allow students to work with attorneys practicing in the public interest legal sector and meet or exceed the 50 hours of pro bono work the School of Law requires for graduation.
The Charleston School of Law has partnered with community organizations to clinics that support families in need of legal representation. Our new clinics are supporting low-income families in need of housing and public assistance.
Michelle M. Condon
Director of Externships, Public Service and Pro Bono
Email: mcondon@charlestonlaw.edu
Phone: 843.377.2457
