Search

About Us
Academics
Admissions
Library
Faculty
Newsroom
Centers
Clinics
Students
Careers
Alumni
Giving
Directory
Make a Gift
Home
UC Berkeley


2005 Stories

Death Penalty Clinic Graduates Give Back To Boalt

From left to right (standing): Liz Eng, Nisha Shah, Eliza Hersh, Professor Elisabeth Semel, Shannon Riordan, Jill Meyers, Margaret Osborn, Dean Edley, Ann Kim, Angel Sevilla, Jamie Popper, Michael Lepie, and Laura Clark.  From left to right (kneeling): Sarah Laubach, Monali Sheth, and Professor Ty Alper.

The class of 2005 Death Penalty Clinic graduates presented Dean Edley with a check in the amount of $3,000, representing the money they raised as part of the 2005 Class Campaign and earmarked for the Death Penalty Clinic. The class of 2005 has already achieved a record 76 percent participation in giving for their class campaign overall. The Boalt Hall Alumni Association matches class campaign gifts 2-to-1 .

Students in the Death Penalty Clinic work under the direct supervision of the clinic's director, Elisabeth Semel, and Professors Ty Alper and Charles Weisselberg. The clinic opened its doors in August 2001, and its mission is to offer a program that helps students develop outstanding legal skills and serve clients facing capital punishment.
(6/8/05)

 


© 2008 The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved. For questions or comments, please contact the Webmaster.