• Two-unit course open to juniors and seniors
• One of the limited opportunities for students to get involved with MJP
• The only university class in the country where students investigate a potentially wrongful conviction and publish their findings
• Historically, students have uncovered information that has played a role in the release of prisoners and affected public policy decisions
• Learn the essentials of investigative reporting, including where to obtain public records, interviewing techniques and developing sources
• Ten seats available, by application only
• Applications are due Sunday, Nov. 4

For more information or questions, please contact professor Desi Hanford at d-hanford@northwestern.edu or Allisha Azlan, associate at The Medill Justice Project, at allisha.azlan@northwestern.edu or visit www.medilljusticeproject.org.