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Centers & Institutes

Center for Patient Partnerships
The Center for Patient Partnerships is a national resource for strengthening the consumer perspective in health care and building more effective partnerships among patients, providers, and other stakeholders.

Continuing Legal Education and Outreach (CLEW)
CLEW provides continuing education and public service on matters relating to law, including the providing of programs and publications both to lawyers and to non-lawyers with an interest in law-related topics.

East Asian Legal Studies Center
The East Asian Legal Studies Center was established to formalize and increase the Law School's academic interaction with universities, government ministries, and the private sector in East and Southeast Asia.

Economic Justice Institute
The Economic Justice Institute (EJI) is the home to the Law School's civil clinical programs, including the Consumer Law Clinic, the Neighborhood Law Project, and the Family Court Assistance Project. These projects provide legal services, education and outreach to both the legal community and the public throughout the state.

Frank J. Remington Center
The Frank J. Remington Center is a law-in-action program of the Law School made up of several clinical projects dedicated to teaching, service, and research in criminal justice.

Global Legal Studies Center
The Global Legal Studies Center's goal is to support research in international legal studies, organize workshops and conferences, expand connections with scholars and institutions in the U.S. and overseas, deepen links with the International Institute and other international programs on campus, and share expertise.

Great Lakes Indian Law Center
The GLILC was established to provide legal assistance and research for Indian tribes within Wisconsin. The GLILC's main focus is educational, although it has served as a legal resource for area Tribes on a variety of subjects.

Institute for Legal Studies (ILS)
ILS is known as one of the outstanding sources of interdisciplinary research on the impact of law in society.

Resource Center on Impaired Driving
The Resource Center is designed to provide a wide range of alcohol-related data and legal information on impaired driving issues to judges, prosecutors, defense attorneys, law enforcement agencies, legislators, educators, and citizens.