The UA Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law values serving others. We are committed to encouraging public service among students and faculty. The law school takes a broad view of public service. It includes pro bono legal services provided to people of limited means; public service that is law-related; and community service. To encourage and support students’ individual interests, we offer opportunities to engage in activities focused on individual legal matters and community-oriented policy issues.
Through these connections, we seek to serve the community, help students grow personally and professionally, and cultivate in students a lifelong commitment to public service. By participating in public service and pro bono projects, students help people with real needs, meet and work with local attorneys, and gain invaluable hands-on experience.
Learn about available opportunities below. For more specific information, students should contact Associate Dean Kelly Terry, director of Externship Programs and Pro Bono Opportunities. Members of the general public who are interested in receiving legal services should contact the Bowen Legal Clinic at 501-916-5492.
