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Clinic Director's Note for Spring 2026
Beth Lyon, Clinical Professor of Law, Associate Dean for Experiential Education, Clinical Program Director, and Director of the Farmworker Legal Assistance Clinic Political pressure on clinics is increasing around the country, and at Cornell Law we have been working to strengthen academic freedom in our own institution and nationally. Last spring Dean Ohlin appointed a Clinical Program Task Force to examine our internal processes and express our commitment to academic freedom.
Clinic Director's Note for Fall 2025
Beth Lyon, Clinical Professor of Law, Associate Dean for Experiential Education, Clinical Program Director, and Director of the Farmworker Legal Assistance Clinic Turbulent times in higher education and government ensured a hardworking summer and fall in the Clinical Program. Students and faculty from across the law school collaborated to respond to s and , and to support protestors.
How to match protections along with skills? Limitations of the match‐motive matrix for temporary migrant workers
Corresponding Author Ashwin Kumar ILR School, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, USA Correspondence Ashwin Kumar, ILR School, Cornell University, B30, Ives Hall, Ithaca, NY 14853, USA. Email: ak2398@cornell.edu Search for more papers by this author
Clinic Director's Note for Spring 2024
Beth Lyon, Clinical Professor of Law, Associate Dean for Experiential Education, Clinical Program Director, and Director of the Farmworker Legal Assistance Clinic Last month, Cornell Law School hosted its 19th Annual Exemplary Public Service Awards ceremony, the first to be held in person since the pandemic. One wonderful moment was honoring alumna Barbara Babb ’81, the inaugural recipient of the Barry Strom Excellence in Clinical Teaching Award.
Clinic Director's Note for Fall 2023
Beth Lyon, Clinical Professor of Law, Associate Dean for Experiential Education, Clinical Program Director, and Director of the Farmworker Legal Assistance Clinic This fall marks the launch of Cornell Law’s newest clinical course, the . The Cornell Law Veterans Association students and Office of Public Service worked tirelessly to develop and fundraise for the practicum, and it is gratifying to see their work come to fruition.
It's time to establish pathways to citizenship for young New York immigrants
Emma L. Buckthal and Beth Lyon As immigration legal services providers based in upstate New York, we see firsthand how both our immigration and legal services delivery systems are failing undocumented New Yorkers. We represent child and youth farmworkers who are working long hours to put food on New Yorkers’ tables while contending with deportation proceedings, as well as other low-income non-citizen New Yorkers in need of immigration assistance.
It's time to establish pathways to citizenship for young New York immigrants
Emma L. Buckthal and Beth Lyon As immigration legal services providers based in upstate New York, we see firsthand how both our immigration and legal services delivery systems are failing undocumented New Yorkers. We represent child and youth farmworkers who are working long hours to put food on New Yorkers’ tables while contending with deportation proceedings, as well as other low-income non-citizen New Yorkers in need of immigration assistance.
It's time to establish pathways to citizenship for young New York immigrants
Emma L. Buckthal and Beth Lyon As immigration legal services providers based in upstate New York, we see firsthand how both our immigration and legal services delivery systems are failing undocumented New Yorkers. We represent child and youth farmworkers who are working long hours to put food on New Yorkers’ tables while contending with deportation proceedings, as well as other low-income non-citizen New Yorkers in need of immigration assistance.
It's time to establish pathways to citizenship for young New York immigrants
Emma L. Buckthal and Beth Lyon As immigration legal services providers based in upstate New York, we see firsthand how both our immigration and legal services delivery systems are failing undocumented New Yorkers. We represent child and youth farmworkers who are working long hours to put food on New Yorkers’ tables while contending with deportation proceedings, as well as other low-income non-citizen New Yorkers in need of immigration assistance.
It's time to establish pathways to citizenship for young New York immigrants
Emma L. Buckthal and Beth Lyon As immigration legal services providers based in upstate New York, we see firsthand how both our immigration and legal services delivery systems are failing undocumented New Yorkers. We represent child and youth farmworkers who are working long hours to put food on New Yorkers’ tables while contending with deportation proceedings, as well as other low-income non-citizen New Yorkers in need of immigration assistance.
It's time to establish pathways to citizenship for young New York immigrants
Emma L. Buckthal and Beth Lyon As immigration legal services providers based in upstate New York, we see firsthand how both our immigration and legal services delivery systems are failing undocumented New Yorkers. We represent child and youth farmworkers who are working long hours to put food on New Yorkers’ tables while contending with deportation proceedings, as well as other low-income non-citizen New Yorkers in need of immigration assistance.
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