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Stetson University College of Law Center for Elder Law and NAELA Law Aging/Elder Law Course/Clinic/Seminar Survey

Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
Pro Bono	Course Description
Albany Law School 80 New Scotland Avenue Albany, NY 12208 Rose Mary Bailly; Barbara Hancock rbail@mail.als.edu; bhanc@mail.als.edu www.als.edu
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Elder Law	Bioethics Disabilities Law Estate Planning I & II Family Law Financial Planning for the Elderly Guardianship Practice Health Law Housing Law & Policy Retirement Plans & Employee Benefits Surrogate's Court Procedure Trusts & Estates	adjuncts	Rose Mary Bailly, rbail@mail.als.edu Barbara S. Hancock, bhanc@mail.als.edu	1995	every fall semester	3 hours
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
25-30		Yes, every fall semester	upperclass students only	yes	24 credits, research paper	no
Pro Bono	Course Description
no	Interdisciplinary overview of issues relating to aging individuals and an aging society
Amercian University, Washington College of Law 4801 Mass. Ave., N.W. Washington D.C. Edward E. Zetlin zetlin@comcast.net www.wcl.american.edu
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Elder Law: Policy & Practise	Not that I know of	Adjunct	Edward E. Zetlin	5 years	Every Fall semester	2 hr seminar
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
varies 8 - 15		Fall 2006	none	no
Pro Bono	Course Description
They do a site visit with a long term care Ombudsman	Survey of a broad range of topics. Seminar takes a problem solving approach to practise and policy issues. Students acquire a working knowledge of areas of elder law confronting an elder law practitioner.
Ave Maria School of Law 3475 Plymouth Road Ann Arbor, MI 48105 www.avemarialaw.edu
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Elder Law		Assistant Professor (tenure track)	Elizabeth Kirk (erkirk@avemarialaw.edu)			3
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
7-10			No.	No.		No.
Pro Bono	Course Description
Catholic University of America 3600 John McCormack Road, NE Washington, D.C. 20064 Michael McGonnigal McGonnigal@law.edu
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Advocacy For the Elderly	Estates & Trusts	Clinician	Michael McGonnigal McGonnigal@law.edu	Since 1986	Every semester	4-6
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
Eight	NA	NA	No	No	NA	No
Pro Bono	Course Description
Yes	We provide free legal representation to low-income elders in the District of Columbia.
Chapman University School of Law One University Dr. Orange, CA 92866 Kurt Eggert keggert@chapman.edu www.chapman.edu/law
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Elder Law, Theory and Practice	Wills and Trusts	Tenure track professor	Kurt Eggert keggert@chapman.edu	4 years	Every semester	3 hours
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
10 - 14		Yes, every semester	Evidence and full year of law school	No		No
Pro Bono	Course Description
Yes	Elder law clinic offering free legal services to the elderly.
Dickinson School of Law of Pennsylvania State University 150 South College Street Carlisle, PA 17013 Professor Katherine Pearson kcp4@psu.edu www.dsl.psu.edu
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Elder Law Clinic, Elder Law Workshop, Elder Law Seminar	Trusts and Estates	Full time tenured professor, plus Visiting Clinical Professors from the practicing bar	Professor Katherine C. Pearson kcp4@psu.edu	Seminar: 7 years Clnic: 4 years Workshop 2 years	Clinic: every semester and summers Workshop: Fall Semester Seminar: every other year, Spring Semester	Clinic: 4 credits per semester (normally a two semester commitment) Workshop: 3 credits Seminar: 2 credits
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
Clinic: 6 students per semester Workshop: 15 Seminar: 20	When I first began teaching Elder Law, I offered a stand-alone course in Elder Law. That single semester, two credit course has evolved into our Clinic, Workshop and Seminar format.		The Elder Law Workshop is recommended by not required for Elder Law Clinic	Not at this time, but a student's clinical hours counts towards our Law School's Public Interest Law certificate program		Yes, our Clinic receives funds from Dauphin County under Title III-B. We are in the fourth year of a five year cycle.
Pro Bono	Course Description
Yes, our students participate in VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance) and become specially certified to handle pension/tax issues and offer special tax preparation services at senior citizen centers and senior housing centers.	The Elder Law Clinic offers direct legal services by students serving as Certified Legal Interns to senior community in Dauphin County. Our Clinic provides representation on matters such as bankruptcy, consumer protection, applications and appeals arising out of Medicare/Medicaid/Health Insurance, older adult protective services, housing, and basic estate documents including simple wills, advanced health care directives and powers of attorney. Practicing attorneys, often specialists in areas such as bankruptcy or protective services, work part time with the clinic as supervisors for the students, with the course component of the class provided by a tenured professor. The Elder Law Workshop takes a "problem-based" approach to learning, offering simulations for students to examine Social Security, health care, insurance, and similar issues facing older adults and their families and provides an opportunity to confront unique issues in Professional Responsibiltiy for the attorney offering elder law advice.
George Washington University School of Law 2000 H Street NW,  Washington, DC 20052 Sally Hurme shurme@AARP.org http://www.law.gwu.edu/About/
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Elder Law	No	Adjunct professor	Sally Hurme and Michael Schuster shurme@aarp.org mschuster@aarp.org	1997	Every Spring semester	2 or 3
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
20			None	No		No
Pro Bono	Course Description
Informally	Basic overview of the many subject areas of elder law, with emphasis on legislative policy.
Georgetown University Law Center 600 New Jersey Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20001 Charles Sabatino sabatinoc@staff.abanet.org
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Seminar on Elder Law	Estate Planning  Health Law	Adjunct		1987	Every Spring semester	3
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
12	Yes			No		No
Pro Bono	Course Description
No
Georgia State University College of Law P.O. Box 4037, Atlanta, GA 30302 Mary Radford mradford@gsu.edu
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Law & The Elderly	Wills & Trusts I	Tenured Professor	Mary Radford, mradford@gsu.edu	1997	Every other semester	2 or 3
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
20	n/a	yes; fall 2006	none other than the basic first-year curriculum	No		n/a
Pro Bono	Course Description
Yes, volunteers for senior hotline	Using the Frolik-Barnes text, we cover a wide range of topics, including age discrimination, social security, medicare, medicaid, long term care insurance and other insurance, planning for management of the property and person in the event of incapacity, guardianship and conservatorship. Students write one 5-page "position paper" in which they take a stand on some relevant elderlaw issue (e.g., medicaid planning, estate recovery, tax exemptions for the elderly, driver's license restrictions) and one 25+ page research paper on an approved topic of their choice.
Gonzaga Law School POB 3528 721 N. CIncinnati Spokane WA 99220 Larry A. Weiser Lweiser@lawschool.gonzaga.edu
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Elderlaw Elder law /Elder law clinic (I teach an elder law course each Spring and also supervising attorney for an elder law clinical law program	Elder law lab component wills and trusts	tenured clinician	Larry A. weiser Lweiser@lawschool.gonzaga.edu	8 years - elederl law class/ 23 years elderlaw clinic	Elderlaw class- once per year/ elderlaw clinic - every semester including summer session	2 elderlaw class/ 2-5 credits elder law clinic
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
25 elderlaw class/ 40 students but tney also take other cases from other grants as well as the clinic operates as a general lpublic interest	n/a	yes every spring semester elderlaw class / every semester eldrlaw clinic	wills and trusts - elderlaw class/ Elder law clinic - completed 60 credits of law school for WA law student practice rul	no		No but we receive the Title III-B grant for this area for the last 23 years
Pro Bono	Course Description
	Elderlaw class- survey on Elder law practice - use Frolik case book and own materials - use TWEN extensively for course; elderlaw clinic - represent over 60 populatin in Spokane county in public benefits, housing, abuse and exploitation issues including nursing home and consumer, family law, some simple wills, poa and HCDs.
Howard University School of Law 2900 Van Ness Streeet, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20008 Laurence C. Nolan lnolan@law.howard.edu
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Law and Aging Seminar	Wills, Trusts & Estates, Estate & Gift Tax, Health Law, Family Law	Fully Tenured Professor	Laurence C. Nolan lnolan@law.howard.edu	1987	Spring semester	3 credit hours
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
15-20			Students must be second or third year	No
Pro Bono	Course Description
	Seminar provides students with the opportunity to examine legal issues of the elderly from the perspectives of government policy, some legal doctrine, and the interrelation of policy and legal doctrine. It also aims to increase interest in representing the elderly and to sensitize students toward the elderly and the elderly client.
John Marshall Law School 315 S. Plymouth Ct.Chicago, IL 60604 Peter J. McGovern 7mcgover@jmls.edu
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Elder Law Seminar	No	Tenured Professor		1997	Every semester	2
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
15	Yes			No		No
Pro Bono	Course Description
Unknown
Loyola University Chicago School of Law One East Pearson Street Suite 300 Chicago, IL 60611 Marguerite Angelari mangela@luc.edu www.luc.edu/law/
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Elder Law Clinic; Elder Law Seminar Part I: Health and Safety Issues;Elder Law Seminar Part II: Housing and Financial Issues; Elder Law Practicum; International and Comparative Elder Law	Access to Healthcare Bioethics Death and Dying Medicare	Clinician	Marguerite Angelari mangela@luc.edu	4 years	Clinic - every semester. Elder Law Part I:Health and Safety Issues - every Spring; other courses - periodically	Clinic - 4 credits Elder Law Seminar/Practicum - 2/3 credits International and Comparative Elder Law - 1 credit.
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
Clinic 6-12, Seminar 10-20, International and Comparative Elder Law 25-35.		Yes. Clinic and Elder Law Part One, Spring, 2005; International and Comparative Elder Law, Summer, 2005 (at Loyola's Rome campus)	no	No. We are currently planning a certificate program.		no
Pro Bono	Course Description
Yes.	Student attorneys in the clinic handle adult guardianship cases and order of protection in elder abuse cases in Circuit court. Student attorneys also conduct presentations for seniors on the health care power of attorney and living will and draft these documents for clients. Students in the Elder Law Seminar have the option of participating in a community service project in lieu of writing a paper. Practicum students participate in communicty service projects for credit. Examples of community service projects include conducting intake interviews for the Center for Disability and Elder Law, staffing the Adult Guardianship Pro Se Help Desk, and researching legal issues for the Joint Task Force on Issues Affecting Women as they age of the Chicago Bar Association and the Illinois Women's Bar Association.
marquette university law school P.O. Box 1881 Milwaukee, WI 53209 alison barnes alison.barnes@marquette.edu www.law.marquette.edu
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Elder Law; Disability Law; Advanced Topics in Elder Law	Health Care Law Survey, Health Care Policy, Public Health and Benefits, Health Care Fraud and Abuse (2005).	tenured professor	alison.barnes@marquette.edu	Basic courses - 10 years	every year or every other year	2-3 credits
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
10 - 45			No	No		No
Pro Bono	Course Description
Yes	Elder Law course uses Elder Law by Frolik and Barnes; the Advanced course uses current materials and cases.
New England School of Law 154 Stuart Street, Boston, MA  02116 Professor Ilene Klein jklein@faculty.nesl.edu
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Law and the Elderly	Estate Planning  Medical Malpractice			1996	Every other semester	2 or 3
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
20	Yes		No	No		No, but we get client referals from Title IIIB programs
Pro Bono	Course Description
No
New York Law School 57 worth street new york, new york 10013 www.nyls.edu
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
elder law elder law clinic		Elder Law: Peter J. Strauss Adjunct Elder Law Clinic: Peter J. Strauss (adjunct) and Lawrence Grosberg (Tenured)	Strauss pstrauss@nyls.edu Grosberg lgrosberg@nyls.edu	Course - since 1990 Clinic - began spring 2004	Elder Law: fall and summer semesters Clinic: spring semester	Course: 2 credits Clinic: 4 credits
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
Course 40-50 Clinic: 10		Yes (both)	Course is a pre-req to the clinic	No		No
Pro Bono	Course Description
No	Course: social issues, ethics, guardianship, financial management systems, end of life issues, financing long term care, medicare, medicaid, supplemental needs trusts, planning for children with disabilities, divorce among the elderly Clinic; students serve as court evaluators in guardianship proceedings; skills trainig, classroom work, papers, court experience
Northern Illinois University College of Law DeKalb, IL 60115 Dan Schneider dschneider@niu.edu
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Elder Law Clinic	no, other than an Elder Law course that isn't taught, because of the clinic	tenured professor	Dan Schneider dschneider@niu.edu	clinic since 2001, course since about 1998	clinic offered every other semester	4
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
stablized around 8		yes, next academic year - see QA #6	courses surrounding trial preparation (lawyering skills, professional responsibility)	no		no
Pro Bono	Course Description
some
Nova Southeastern University 3305 College Avenue, Ft. Lauderdale, FL  33314 Fran Tetunic tetunicf@nsu.law.nova.edu
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Elder Law Seminar	Bioethics Seminar, Employee Benefits Law Workshop, Employment Discrimination, Estate and Gift Tax, Estate Planning Workshop, Family Law, Health Law, Law and Medicine Seminar, Law of Managed Health Care, Online Social Security, Probate Law Workshop, Trusts, Wills, Will Drafting Workshop	contract faculty	Fran Tetunic tetunicf@nsu.law.nova.edu	On & off for a decade	Once a year	2
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
18	Currently offered		Completion of courses taken in the first two evening semesters	No		No
Pro Bono	Course Description
No
Oklahoma City University School of Law 2501 N. Blackwelder, Oklahoma City, OK  73106 Nancy Kenderdine nkenderdine@okcu.edu
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Elder Law	HealthLaw  Wills& Trusts	Tenured Professor		1994	Every year (every 3rd semester)	2 or 3
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
20-25	Yes		No	No
Pro Bono	Course Description
No
Pace University School of Law 78 North Broadway, White Plains, NY  10603 Professor Gretchen Flint mflint@law.pace.edu
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Elder Law	Disability Rights Clinic	Usually by an adjunct or visitor; occasionally by a tenured faculty member	Barbara Atwell batwell@law.pace.edu	Many years	Every year	2
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
10-20	Yes		No	No; although Elder Law may be applied to our certificate inhealth law & policy		No
Pro Bono	Course Description
No
Rutgers University School of Law -- Camden 217 N. Fifth Street Camden, NJ 08102-1203 Professor N. E. H. Hull nehhull@camden.rutgers.edu www.camlaw.rutgers.edu
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Elder Law		Tenured Full Profess	Professor N. E. H. Hull nehhull@camden.rutgers.edu	Seminar in Elder Law has been offered for 17 years Elder Law Course has been offered for 15 years	Elder Law course is offered every other semester. Elder Law Seminar: Special Topics is offered every few years.	Elder Law course is 3 credits Elder Law Seminar: Special Topics is 2 credits
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
Elder Law class ranges from 10-40 students. Elder Law Seminar is limited to 14 students.		Elder Law class will be offered in Fall, 2006. Elder Law Seminar: "Past, Present & Future of Retirement" will be offered in the Spring, 2007	No	No
Pro Bono	Course Description
	Elder Law class is a broad survey of Elder Law topics including: "Practice of Elder Law" "Couseling the Older Client" "Special Ethical Problems" "Generational Justice" "Filial Responsibility" "Grandparents Rights" "Elder Abuse" "Special Problems Facing Gay & Lesbian/Unmarried Elders" "Older Inmates" "Age & Disability Discrimination Law" "OASDI, Veterans &SSI" "Private Pensions" "Property Management Planning (DPOA, Joint Accounts, Trusts" "Advance Directives for Health Care" "End of Life Issues" "Physician Assisted Suicide" "Guardianship" "Seniors & Driving" "Medicare" "Medicaid" "Home Health Care" "Housing Issues" "Aging in Place" "CCRCs & Assisted Living" "Nursing Homes" "Estate Planning Overview & Probate"
Rutgers University School ofLaw-Newark 123 Washington St., Newark, NJ 07102 Marilyn Askin maskin@andromeda.rutgers.edu
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Elder Law (seminar)	No	Adjunct Professor	Marilyn Askin maskin@andromeda.rutgers.edu	since 1984	Every other semester	2
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
12	N/A	Yes	Open to students after completion of their first year	No	N/A	N/A
Pro Bono	Course Description
Yes	Professor conducts interactive lectures on basics of Elder Law (Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, financing long-term care, surrogate decision-making for financial and health care, housing options, For last four sessions, students lead discussions on papers they have prepared, such as grandparents rights, older workers,veterans and other topics.
Rutgers-Newark Law School 123 Washington St. Newark, NJ 07102 Marilyn Askin maskin193@kinoy.rutgers.edu
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Elder Law Seminar	No	Adjunct		1983	Every other semester	2
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
12	Yes			No		No
Pro Bono	Course Description
Yes
S.J.Quinney College of Law University of Utah Henry & Ciccarello, LLC 1414 East 4500 South, Suite 2 Salt Lake City, Utah 84117 Mary Jane Ciccarello mjc@elderlawutah.com www.law.utah.edu
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Elder Law	From time to time an estate planning course may incorporate some elder law issues, but there is no specific designation.	Adjunct professor	Mary Jane Ciccarello mjc@elderlawutah.com	4 years	Every other year	2
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
15	n/a	yes; 2005-2006	open only to second and third year law students; graduate students from other disciplines may enroll	no		The elder law course has no established clinical program. However, the law school's clinical program is associated with a Title III-B LSC grantee and students enrolled in the elder law course may seek a clinical placement there.
Pro Bono	Course Description
This is an option. During the course, students are asked to participate in some activity that exposes them to older people. Very often the students will shadow a volunteer lawyer in an established pro bono program for seniors.	This is a two-credit hour lecture-style course that is offered to 2nd and 3rd year law students. From time to time, graduate students from such disciplines as social work may also choose to enroll. While in the past I have used an elder law text book, the last time I taught the course, I choose to collect materials on my own. We address specific elder law issues each class. Students have assigned readings and much of the class time is spent in a discussion format and some specific problem solving. Students are asked to make one oral presentation of approximately 10 minutes on some issue that addresses aging in society (they can talk about a film, a book, an article, a specific event, etc.); to do one drafting assignment (usually a general durable power of attorney); participate in some activity that exposes them to seniors (usually working with a volunteer lawyer in some elder law clinic, shadowing a long-term care ombudsman, helping with a Meals on Wheels program, etc.) for one day and writing a one-page reflection on the activity; and, writing or producing a specific project. In general, the course has been very successful. At this law school, the course also meets another graduation requirement, that of a perspective course. The students come from various backgrounds, but each class has at least one student who plans on an elder law career, several interested in estate planning, and several who are confronting aging issues in their own families.
Seattle University School of Law 900 Broadway, Seattle WA 98122 Lisa Brodoff lbrodoff@seattleu.edu
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Elder Law	Trusts& Estates Clinic The Law, Medicine and Ethics at End of Life	Clinician		1997	Every other year	3
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
60	Yes
Pro Bono	Course Description
Seton Hall University School of Law One Newark Center Newark, NJ 07102 Jo-Ann Herina Jeffreys jefferjo@shu.edu
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Elder Law:  FinancialAspects	Unknown	Adjunct Professor		2001	Tentatively every semester	2
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
11	Yes			No		No
Pro Bono	Course Description
No
Southern Illinois University 1150 Douglas Drive Carbondale, IL 62901-6804 Marshall Kapp kapp@siu.edu http://www.law.siu.edu
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Senior Seminar: Law and Aging Elder Law Clinic	Trusts and Estates	Fully tenured professor	Marshall Kapp kapp@siu.edu	3 years	every Spring semester	3
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
12			Limited to 3Ls	No		Yes
Pro Bono	Course Description
St. John's University School of Law 8000 Utopia Pkwy Jamaica, NY 11439 Ann L. Goldweber elderlaw@stjohns.edu http://www.stjohns.edu/pls/portal30/lawdev.welcome_live1?p_id=2065
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Elder Law Clinic	Trusts & Estates  Consumer Law	Associate Clinical Professor	GinaM. Calabrese	1995	Every semester	4
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
16	Yes		24 credits completed Civil Procedure Legal Writing	No		No
Pro Bono	Course Description
No
St. Louis University School of Law 3700 Lindell Blvd., St. Louis, MO  63108 Barbara Gilchrist gilchrbj@slu.edu
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Elder Law	No	Clinician		2000	Fall semester	2
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
20	Yes		Health Law is recommended	No		No
Pro Bono	Course Description
No
Stetson University College of Law 1401 61st St. South, St. Petersburg, FL 33707 Rebecca Morgan morgan@law.stetson.edu http://www.law.stetson.edu/excellence/elderlaw/
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Elder Law Seminar;  Elder Law Internship;  Elder Consumer Protection Clinic;  Aging & the Law; Poverty Law Clinic with Elder Law Placements;	Trusts & Estates  Interviewing, Counseling, and Negotiations  Administrative Law  Advanced Civil Trial  Advanced Legal Research (w/ pathfinder in Elder Law)  Alternative Dispute Resolution  Bioethics  Death and Dying Seminar  Estate & Gift Tax  Estate Planning Health Care Law Wills & Trusts Drafting Directed Research (w/ approved topic area in Elder Law) Disability Law seminar Poverty Law Consumer Law Federal Tax I	Tenured Professor	Rebecca Morgan morgan@law.stetson.edu		Every fall, every semester, every semester, 1st time Spring'03	3 4 5 3
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
15 4 6 30	Yes			Yes		No
Pro Bono	Course Description
Yes (Graduation requirement)
Suffolk University Law School Boston, MA elder@moschellawinston.com
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Elder Law class, Elder Law clinic		Adjunct	Alex Moschella, elder@moschellawinston.com		class every fall, clinic every spring	3,3
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
Pro Bono	Course Description
Syracuse University College of Law Syracuse, NY 13244 Nina Kohn nakohn@law.syr.edu
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Elder Law; Interdisciplinary Approaches to Aging Issues	Family Law Bioethica	tenure	Nina Kohn nakohn@law.syr.edu	2001; Interdisciplinary issues (2007)	Spring	2
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
11	Yes	annually		No (Family Law & Estate Planning Certificate)		No
Pro Bono	Course Description
No
Temple University Beasley School of Law 1719 N. Broad St. Philadelphia, PA 19122 Debra Kroll debra.kroll@temple.edu
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Social Legislation & Law for the Elderly	No	Adjunct		1990	Every fall semester	3
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
18	Yes			No		Yes
Pro Bono	Course Description
No
Texas Wesleyan University School of Law 1515 Commerce Street Fort Worth, Texas 76102 Katherine Chapman kchapman@law.txwes.edu www.law.txwes.edu
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Elder Law	Wills and Estates	full-time administrator who is adjunct professor	Katherine L. Chapman kchapman@law.txwes.edu	three years	every other semester	2
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
25		Each fall	no	no		no
Pro Bono	Course Description
no	Elder Law covers the legal issues of aging in its broadest sense, from powers of attorney to elder abuse to housing and Social Security.
The University of Tulsa Boesche Legal Clinic 407 S. Florence Ave. Tulsa, OK 74104 Catherine Welsh catherine-welsh@utulsal.edu www.law.utulsa.edu
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Older Americans Law Project	Yes	Clinician	Catherine Welsh The University of Tulsa Boesche Legal Clinic 407 S. Florence Ave. Tulsa, OK 74104	11 years	Every semester	3 or 4 (student may choose credits based on hours he or she wishes to work in clinic)
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
8-10 students		Yes. Every semester.	Professional Responsibility, Evidence, and DET are all strongly suggested. Must at least finish first year of law school.	No.	n/a	Yes.
Pro Bono	Course Description
Yes.	The Older Americans Law Project (OALP) partially operates under a Title III-B federal grant of the Older Americans Act. This grant is administered by the Tulsa Area Agency on Aging and allows the Clinic to provide free legal service to persons sixty years-of-age or older living in Tulsa, Creek, and Osage counties. During this semester, you will learn invaluable lawyering skills as you handle a caseload, make presentations in the community, and attend both classes and docketing meetings. We will have class on relevant elder law topics each week. Additionally, we will have a weekly docketing meeting to discuss all OALP cases. I am available to meet with you individually on a walk-in basis or by appointment. Teaching areas on the syllabus include: Professional Responsibility and Community Resources, Wills, Durable Powers of Attorney, Advance Directive for Health Care, DNRs, HIPAA, Guardianships (including petitioning, defending, and appointment as ad litem), consumer fraud/predatory lending, real property, consumer debt issues, and probate
Thomas Jefferson School of Law 2121 San Diego Avenue San Diego, CA 92110 Steve Berenson sberenson@tjsl.edu www.tjsl.edu
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Elder Law		Tenure track professor	Steve Berenson sberenson@tjsl.edu	4 years	occasionally	3
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
20-30		Spring 2006	No	No
Pro Bono	Course Description
Yes	Survey course providing an overview of legal issues of particular import to older Americans, including Medicare, Social Security, Long term care and Medicaid, Age Discrimination in Employment, health and end of life care issues, housing, and guardianship.
Thomas M. Cooley Law School 300 S. Capitol Ave. Lansing, MI 48901 Gary Bauer; Terrence Cavanaugh; M. Mitchell; Marjorie P. Russell bauerg@cooley.edu http://www.cooley.edu/clinics/index.htm
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Sixty Plus:  ElderlawClinic	Wills & Trusts	Tenure-Tenure Track Clinicians	G. Bauer T. Cavanaugh M. Mitchell M. Russell	1981	Every semester	6
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
45	Yes			No		Yes
Pro Bono	Course Description
No
Touro College, Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center 300 Nassau Rd. Huntington, New York 11743 Marianne Artusio MarianneA@tourolaw.edu www.tourolaw.edu
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Elderlaw Elderlaw Clinic	Estate Planning Health Law	Tenure track faculty	Marianne Artusio MarianneA@tourolaw.edu	1993	Every semester	Elderlaw 2 credits Elderlaw Clinic 5 credits
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
Elderlaw 10 - 30 students Elderlaw Clinic 10 students		Every semester	Elderlaw Clinic - prerequisites or corequisites are the Elderlaw class and Professional Responsibility	No		No
Pro Bono	Course Description
Yes, all students must complete a 40 hr. pro bono requirement or a clinical course assisting disadvantaged clients	Elderlaw - demographic trends, ethics, age discrimination, guardianship, power of attorney, nursing home and healthcare issues,income security and health coverage programs,right to die and advanced healthcare and financial planning Elderlaw Clinic - we represent elderly, low-income clients in varied areas of law, under a Student Practice Order
Tulane Law School 6329 Freret Street New Orleans, LA. 70118
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
Pro Bono	Course Description
University of Alabama Box 870382 Tuscaloosa AL, 35406 Hugh Lee hlee@law.ua.edu http://www.uaelderlaw.org/
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Elder Law; Elder Law Clinic	No	Clinician	JoAlison Taylor jtaylor@law.ua.edu	1997	Once/Year	3
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
15	Yes			No		No
Pro Bono	Course Description
From time to time
University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law P.O. Box 210176 Tucson, AZ 85721-0176 Kenny F.Hegland hegland@law.arizona.edu
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Law and the Elderly	Contracts			1999	Every other semester	2
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
18	Yes			No		No
Pro Bono	Course Description
Yes
University of Baltimore School of Law 1420 N. Charles St. Baltimore, MD 21201 Wendy Gerzog wgerzog@ubalt.edu www.law.ubalt.edu
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Elder Law	Planning for Families and Seniors Workshop Estate Planning Workshop Trusts and Estates Law and Disabilities Seminar Law & Medicine	Elder Law is currently taught by an adjunct professor, but has been taught by a fully tenured professor.	Adjunct: Michael Hodes mhodes@hupk.com Fully tenured professor who has taught the course: Wendy Gerzog wgerzog@ubalt.edu	At least 10 years (I'm not sure of the exact time we began offering Elder Law)	Generally, every other semester; sometimes more frequently.	Three
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
10-20 students			No	We offer an estate planning concentration.
Pro Bono	Course Description
	LAW 739 Elder Law 3 credits The course will include due process and the elderly; social security and supplemental security income law; Medicare and Medicaid law; nursing home law; the Older American Act and other laws directed specifically to the elderly; guardianship and protective services for adults; and involuntary commitment. [Open Enrollment]
University of Cincinnati College of Law P.O. Box 210040 Cincinnati, OH 45221 BarbaraWatts barb.watts@uc.edu
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
	No
Pro Bono	Course Description
University of Colorado Law School 401 UCB Boulder, CO 80309 Michael Waggoner Michael.Waggoner@colorado.edu
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
	No
Pro Bono	Course Description
University of Connecticut School of Law 55 Elizabeth Street Hartford, CT 06105 Jeremy Paul jepaul@law.uconn.edu
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Elder Law Seminar	Trusts & Estates  Estate Planning	Adjunct	Hilary Sohmer Dalin and Sandra Sherlock White	2000	Every Spring semester	3
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
15		yes	Upper class seminar	No		No
Pro Bono	Course Description
No	This class is an interactive, case study based upper class seminar, designed to give an overvierw of the key elements of Elder Law practice. Each week, students prepare hypothetical case studies to re-inforce what they have learned through their readings, and and class discussions. The class ends with a panel presentation from leading Elder Law attorneys.
University of Georgia Law School Herty Drive, Athens, GA 30602 Paul Kurtz pmkurtz@arches.uga.edu
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Laws, Public Policy & Aging Seminar	Health Law  Disabilities Law  Estate Planning  Trusts and Estates I & II	Adjunct Professor	Elizabeth Mustard	1993	Every Spring semester	2
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
17	Yes			No		No
Pro Bono	Course Description
Yes
University of Hawaii 2515 Dole Street Honolulu, Hawaii 96822
Course Name	Related Courses	Faculty Status	Professor Email	Year Started	Frequency	Credit Hours
Elder Law Clinic	Family Law, Health Law, Wills and Trust, Estate Planning	Fully tenured professor	Calvin Pang calvinp@hawaii.edu	6 years	every spring semester	3
Class Size	Previously Offered	Offer Again	Prereq	Cert Program	Cert Reqs	Title IIIB
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