In addition to our course offerings, NYU Law students have opportunities to engage in a range of social entrepreneurship activities. Among other initiatives, the Public Interest Law Center supports numerous student internship opportunities for summer work with social entrepreneurs and related organizations. The NYU Journal of Law & Business has dedicated several symposia—most recently its 2016 Annual Spring Symposium—to topics dealing with social entrepreneurship and impact investing. And the student-led Social Enterprise & Startup Law (SE-SL) Group manages extracurricular projects aimed at providing students with hands-on experience in working with social entrepreneurs. The Grunin Center provides financial support to help students participate in the SE-SL’s annual alternative break trip, enabling students to connect with social entrepreneurs around the globe.