The practical application of theoretical knowledge affords students the opportunity to practice newly acquired skills before graduation. All Paralegal students are encouraged to participate in volunteer opportunities and non-profit internships, where available. Students may also pursue Practicum LEI 209, if appropriate for their course of study. Practicum LEI 209 allows students to gain three (3) credits for 120-140 hours of practicum work along with additional coursework with their professor. Please contact LEI for more information on the Practicum LEI 209 course.
- Bankruptcy
- Civil law
- Criminal law
- Family law
- Environmental law
- Estate administration
- Fair-housing law
- Juvenile advocacy
- Intellectual property
As a paralegal student at Widener, we have a multitude of volunteer opportunities available from internships to community outreach programs, including the Martin Luther King Semester of Service.