The William H. Bowen School of Law Clinical Program provides support to local and state entities that facilitate mediation. Among the types of mediation we assist with are landlord-tenant disputes and consumer debt cases. Please review the information in the Frequently Asked Questions or contact Mediation Program Coordinator Tiffany Tackett Kell at 501-916-5430.
Apply for mediation assistance.
The Mediation Clinic assists courts, families, and state agencies by providing multiple types of mediation for the community. Mediation is a rapidly expanding area of modern legal practice. In the Mediation Clinic, law students gain the listening and communication skills vital to any successful law practice while they increase their knowledge of substantive law and alternative dispute resolution procedures.
After extensive training, Mediation Clinic students act as co-mediators in cases involving allegations of child abuse and neglect, special education, small claims issues, and access and visitation disputes which have been referred to the Clinic.
How Can We Help?
Students interested in applying for this course should be aware of the following prerequisites and requirements:
Mediation Clinic – 4 credit hours
Professor Kelly Browe-Olson, Director
| Rule 15 Certification Required? | Completed Credit Hours Required | Number of students per semester | Prerequisite Courses/Other Requirements |
|---|---|---|---|
| No | 30 | 8 | First-year curriculum |
