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: ACS BlogACS ResearchLink: Connecting Law Students and Lawyers Committed to Justice
Lawyers and law students are invited to participate in ACS ResearchLink, an innovative online resource for the legal community that collects legal research topics submitted by practitioners for law students to explore in faculty-supervised writing projects for academic credit.
Topic authors receive a copy of the resulting student papers, which ACS will also post in a searchable online library. By connecting law students and faculty with the research needs of public interest organizations and advocates, ACS ResearchLink has become an increasingly comprehensive and powerful engine for change, while also enhancing the relevance and influence of student academic scholarship.
Further information about the program is available online, including how ACS ResearchLink works and why lawyers and law students should participate.
Full post as published by ACS Blog on February 11, 2008 (boomark / email).
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