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Veterans Law Clinic:
Students participating in the Veterans’ Clinic will have the opportunity to represent military veterans and their families in disability cases and related matters. Students primarily will practice before the Department of Veterans Affairs to obtain veterans benefits for service-connected disabilities.

Appellate Veterans Law Clinic:
Students represent disabled veterans and/or their dependents before the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims (CAVC) in disability compensation appellate cases. Students will have the opportunity to obtain appellate litigation experience while performing pro bono service. They will also be learning the expectations, methods and technical aspects of representation before the CAVC. The CAVC Clinic will integrate administrative law and forensic medicine and develop the law and facts to pursue appeals by writing and filing the opening briefs and reply briefs for the Appellant.

VETERANS AS STUDENTS:                                                                                                                                                                                   

Many of the service offices on campus have designated individuals who will work with service members and their spouses or dependents. Offices including Admissions, Financial Aid, Student Accounting, Center for Career and Professional Development, Student Success Center, Wellness Center as well as the individual colleges/schools/faculty advisors are all available to promote student support and success.