University of Michigan Law School - Quad Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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CIVIL RIGHTS RESEARCH COUNCIL Robert Harris, Faculty Advisor Joe McMahon, Chairman The Michigan Law Students Civil Rights Research Council,formed in 1964 as a law school organization, is composed of students willing to provide research assistance for private and governmental attorneys who are engaged in civil rights and racial discrimination cases. The Council acts solely as a clearinghouse between students and attorneys, with the studentworking directly with the particular attorney. The students are assisted by an editorial board consisting of law review candidates. The Council is an autonomous local affiliate ofthe national Law Students Civil Rights Research Council which is headquartered in New York, and is financed by the Stern and Field Foundations. The Michigan Council is headed by chairman Joe McMahon and vice-chairman Joe Boerner. The regular faculty advisor is Professor Robert Harris, who will be absent Spring semester, during which time Professor Jerold Israel will assume his position. The basic objectives of the Council are three-fold: lj To work for the elimination of racial discriminationg 23 To provide attorneyswith student research abilityg 31 To provide students an opportunity to research actual civil rights problems. In addition to working on research projects,the Council assisted the Lawyers' Club in promoting a talk given at the Law School in November by Assistant Attorney-General John Doar ofthe Justice Department's Civil Rights Division. The Council was represented at the January Conference on Law and Indigency held in Washington, D.,C. Through its national affiliation, the Council is able to participate in two summer intern programs for interested Michigan law students, one working with attorneys in the South, and the other working for attorneys in New York City. Membership is open to any law student who has a concern for, and an interest in, civil rights, and is willing to do actual research work. fleft to right, SEATED: R. Saudek, I. McMahon, G. Gai-wood. STANDING: E. Bau.mga.rt, K. Beattie, E. Levy, E. Hendon, I. Monson, R. Glotta, D. Miller L. Berkowitz, I. Boerner. 56

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