THIS FORM SHOULD BE SUBMITTED ONLINE using CAMS (http://its.law.nyu.edu/cams)

by 5 p.m. on August 15, 2014.

Name:	Last Name, First name
Class Year: (check one)	2015 (3L) 2016 (2L)
Have you already taken (an) NYU Clinic(s)?	Yes No
If you have taken (an) NYU Clinic(s), please check the appropriate box:	I have taken a single one-semester clinic. I have taken two one-semester clinics. I have taken a single year-long clinic.
If you have taken (an) NYU Clinic(s), please indicate which one(s):	(Click on the appropriate gray box(es) and use the drop down arrow to select clinics.)
Cell phone Number:
Home Telephone Number:
Preferred Email Address:
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Please answer each of the following questions with respect to the clinic to which this application is directed:

Please describe any courses you may have taken in law school, college, or graduate school, or any academic research you have done that relate to this clinic. Note especially any clinical and/or advocacy courses taken (other than Lawyering). Consider courses that dealt with relevant issues, related legal frameworks, types of research, policy concerns, etc. Please also describe any other academic experiences you have had that might be relevant to this clinic.

Please describe any employment or volunteer experiences you have had that might be relevant to this clinic. Consider experience with relevant issues, communities, types of research, modes of advocacy, etc.

Are there specific skills you have developed that are relevant to this clinic? (Consider language skills, research methodologies, technical expertise related to the clinic’s subject area, knowledge of specific disciplines relevant to the clinic, etc.) If so, please list them here.

In a brief statement (no more than one page or 300 words, whichever is shorter), please explain why you are interested in this clinic. You may wish to consider the following questions in your statement, though you need not answer all of them:

What do you hope to learn from participation in this clinic? Feel free to reflect on personal learning goals, career plans, skills you hope to develop, etc.

Is there anything else you would like the teacher(s) of the clinic to know that might assist the clinic teacher(s) in conducting the selection process?

Type your statement here.

Additional Questions for Tech Clinic Applicants

Are there any recent issues in technology law, privacy, or intellectual property that have caught your interest? Let us know about one or two issues in the news that you found fascinating. Please feel free to include links to articles or resources if you would like.

In the clinic, some students will be placed with the ACLU's Speech, Privacy & Technology Project working primarily on privacy and speech issues and others will represent public interest clients on more intellectual property-oriented issues. We hope that students placed at the ACLU will be able to spend at least one full day per week working at the ACLU Offices at 125 Broad Street. If you have a preference for your placement, please let us know which and why. Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee placements, but we will do our best to accommodate any preferences.

In addition to submitting this application form, please submit your resume and unofficial transcript. If you have questions about the clinic, please contact either the faculty member(s) or staff person for that clinic. If you have general questions about the clinic application process, please contact Susan Hodges at susan.hodges@nyu.edu.