The Comparative Law and Society Studies Center at the University of Washington is committed to promoting interdisciplinary research and teaching as well as community service regarding law, justice, and human rights throughout the world.

At its core CLASS is constituted by an intellectual community of faculty, staff, graduate students, and undergraduate students dedicated to cutting-edge socio-legal inquiry. This community is structured around four primary types of endeavor: (1) individual and collaborative academic research; (2) an interdisciplinary Graduate Fellows program; 3) the undergraduate Law, Societies, and Justice program; and 4) community outreach and service.

The CLASS interdisciplinary graduate certificate program has been formally and enthusiastically approved by the Graduate School. For more information, click here .

Contacts for CLASS:

Mark Weitzenkamp	Michael McCann
Academic Counselor	Director
Gowen 42	Gowen 47
Phone: (206) 543-2396	Phone: (206) 543-2377
Fax: (206) 685-2146	Fax: (206) 685-2146
email: lsjadv@washington.edu	email: mwmccann@u.washington.edu

This page last updated 8/31/07

Website created by: W. Washington

Photos: Deborah Hughes