This is a companion document to the Guide to an Online Transition, also prepared by Fatima Albrehi. It lists every possible video conferencing software available to the Legal Advocacy for People with Cancer (LAPC) Clinic and compares them based on various factors, from the intended users, pricing, free trials, max number of users in a call,…[Read more]

A report prepared by Humanities Clinic intern Fatima Albrehi for the Legal Advocacy for People with Cancer (LAPC) Clinic. At the beginning of the pandemic in 2020, few if any organizations knew how to transition to a mostly remote setting. This report advances through several important considerations in this transition. It starts with applicable…[Read more]

The final presentation summarizing the information in the COVID eviction resources document for the Legal Action for People with Cancer Clinic. It follows the same format as the aforementioned document, from federal to state to local, followed by some case studies to help students envision how they would use these resources with their clients.…[Read more]

This is an organized list of resources focused on the Detroit and Wayne County areas for students at the Legal Advocacy for People with Cancer (LAPC) Clinic. Because several LAPC clients were anticipating eviction at the beginning of the pandemic, this list was compiled with the intention of helping the lawyers who would serve the clients. The…[Read more]

This is an organized list of resources focused on the Detroit and Wayne County areas for students at the Legal Advocacy for People with Cancer (LAPC) Clinic. It is organized by accessibility: first it has resources accessible to the general public, then those specifically for senior citizens, then families with children, and finally for veterans.…[Read more]

A Detroit Water Stories report produced by the Resilient Institutions and Sustainable Environment (RISE) Lab at the Department of Communication. The main subject of it is “Michigan and Detroit’s Public Communication on Water Shutoffs Amid COVID-19.” The two interns that worked on this project were Sandra Rodriguez Bontemps and Sarah Chapman.

The 2021 Annual Report for the Wayne State University Humanities Clinic. It contains information about the 2021 interns, their projects and survey feedback about them, and the grant the Clinic won from the Council of Graduate Schools

On March 23rd, 2022, Wayne State and Humanities Clinic Alumni joined first and second year English and history PhD students to do a professional networking panel about the publishing industry. They discussed their careers in publishing and editing, and gave tips on how to get the most out of networking.

On February 9th, 2022, the Humanities Clinic gathered first and second year English and history PhD students for a focus group on what they wanted to get out of the Council of Graduate Schools initiative. Jeff Pruchnic ran the focus group, and we got some great feedback from the students.

On September 27th, 2021, former Humanities Clinic interns Andrew Hnatow, Allie Penn, and Elizabeth Drake participated in a roundtable about how people can use their English and History PhDs outside of the academy. This is associated with our Council of Graduate Schools initiative, which aims to encourage English and History graduate students to…[Read more]