Research Centers, Laboratories, and Collections for the IU School of Law http://www.iupui.edu/~solctr/research/ Through the Solution Center, IUPUI will share its expertise in research, from unraveling the mysteries of Genomics to economic and community development. The Solution Center identifies and strengthens campus connections that allow industry representatives and businesses to access resesearch, resources, and technology available at IUPUI. CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL AND COMPARATIVE LAW http://www.iupui.edu/~solctr/research/details.php?id=232 The CICL coordinates and supports all international programs and activities at the law school.Programs and activities include: the Master of Laws (LLM) program, the summer study abroad programs, various student and faculty exchange programs, as well as a number of contract research and service programs abroad. HUMAN RIGHTS CENTER http://www.iupui.edu/~solctr/research/details.php?id=307 The four-fold mission of the Program in International Human Rights are: 1)to further the teaching and study of international human rights law at the law school; 2? to promote scholarship in international human rights law; 3) to assist human rights governmental, inter-governmental, and non-governmental organizations on international human rights law projects; and 4)to facilitate student placements as law interns at domestic and overseas human rights organizations. PROGRAM ON LAW AND STATE GOVERNMENT http://www.iupui.edu/~solctr/research/details.php?id=308 Fosters study, research, and education on critical legal and regulatory issues facing state governments places students in research initiatives, educational programs, and internships within all branches of state government and broadens the dialog between the academic legal community and state governments by promoting and disseminating contemporary scholarship on issues confronting those governments. WILLIAM S. AND CHRISTINE S. HALL CENTER FOR LAW AND HEALTH http://www.iupui.edu/~solctr/research/details.php?id=233 The Center for Law and Health was established in 1987 to conduct legal and empirical research on health law issues in Indiana and the nation interpret health law issues for the bar, government, and the health care community and expand the curriculum and teaching of health law at the law school, while providing opportunities for student participation in Center-sponsored research initiatives, educational programs, and health law internships.